Election Day is coming.We do the legwork. You keep campaigning.
AI in political advertising is new territory. The rules are different in every state, changing every session, and the consequences of getting it wrong fall on you. CampaignAI takes the tracking and the formatting off your plate and hands you a clear record of what we found — so your review starts from something solid instead of a blank page.
Tools and research, not legal advice. We never approve or certify a video — your campaign's legal counsel always should.
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Your disclosure homework, done before you ask.
Disclosure rules differ in every state and keep changing — tracking that shouldn't fall to you. Our tracker isn't public yet; when it is, every video takes these four steps first.
Comes with the video, not a separate bill.
An illustration — not a legal review
Four steps, every video
The rules are changing faster than any campaign can track.
Legislators are writing new AI advertising rules every session. Some states now require disclosure labels; others are weighing limits on synthetic media in political ads.
The rules in Michigan aren't the rules in Texas, and both have shifted since last cycle. Federal FEC guidance keeps evolving on top of that.
For a campaign focused on voters, doors, and fundraising, staying current on every regulatory development across every jurisdiction is an impossible ask. That's exactly why we do the tracking for you — and why we tell you plainly what we found, so you and your counsel can decide what it means for your race.
What follows is research and tooling, not legal advice, and it isn't a substitute for a lawyer who knows your jurisdiction.
We watch the rules so your video doesn't have to guess.
50-State Tracking
We monitor AI disclosure legislation, campaign advertising rules, and political communication regulations across all 50 states, D.C., and territories.
Our team reviews pending bills, newly signed laws, attorney general guidance, and enforcement actions. When rules change, we update so your next video reflects the current guidance we have.
Federal Compliance
We track FEC advisories, proposed rulemaking, and federal guidance on AI in political advertising as the regulatory framework takes shape.
We monitor congressional hearings, agency comment periods, and enforcement guidance so our research keeps pace as federal expectations take shape.
Digital Platforms
Social media platforms are rolling out their own AI content policies, from Meta’s labeling requirements to YouTube’s disclosure mandates and TikTok’s synthetic media rules.
We track platform-specific policies so we can format your video for the channels where it runs and tell you what each one is asking for.
Monitoring is research, not a legal opinion. We share what we find and how we read it; your counsel decides how it applies to your race.
Disclosure isn't a burden. It's your strongest shield.
Every CampaignAI video ships with clear disclosure labels built in, formatted to the guidance our research turns up for your jurisdiction. Not because every state requires it yet, but because the campaigns that lead on transparency today are the ones that win trust tomorrow.
Regulatory changes
New laws can take effect mid-cycle. Disclosure-ready campaigns don't scramble.
Public backlash
Undisclosed AI can become the opponent's talking point. Disclosing first keeps the story yours.
Negative media cycles
One undisclosed ad can become the story. Disclosing up front makes that story much harder to tell.
Platform enforcement
Social platforms are flagging and removing unlabeled AI content. Stay ahead of takedowns.
Prepared
With CampaignAI, disclosure works for you.
- Builds voter trust before it becomes a requirement
- Cuts down on mid-campaign compliance surprises
- Gives opposition research less to work with
- Keeps every ad ready for the disclosure rules taking shape now
Every video ships with the disclosure labels our research indicates your state calls for, and we update them as guidance changes. It gives your counsel a strong starting point — it isn't a substitute for their review, and it isn't a guarantee of compliance.
Compliance built into every step.
Compliance work isn't something we bolt on at the end. It's woven into the production process from the beginning — so the review at the end of it is short, and so nothing about it is a surprise to you or your lawyer.
When you start your video
We identify your state and jurisdiction and flag the disclosure requirements that apply to your race.
During script and storyboard
Our tools flag content choices that could trigger additional regulatory scrutiny, so you can make informed decisions before production.
In post-production
Our editors apply the disclosure labels our research indicates your state calls for, formatted to the specifications we have on file.
Before delivery
Every video goes through an internal review to confirm the labels are present, formatted as expected, and current with the regulatory guidance we hold. That review is ours — it isn't a legal sign-off, and it doesn't replace your counsel's.
None of these steps is a legal opinion, and none of them clears your video for release. They exist to make the review you do with your own counsel faster, cheaper, and better documented.
Why we take this seriously.
CampaignAI was founded by people who have run campaigns and served in office. We know a compliance failure isn't just legal risk, it's political risk. An opponent pointing to a missing disclosure label can turn a production mistake into a news cycle.
We take on the regulatory complexity because we believe the campaigns that can least afford a compliance failure are the same campaigns that can least afford a consultant to help prevent one. We can't be your lawyer, and we won't pretend to be. What we can do is the legwork that makes a lawyer's time go further, and hand you a clear record of exactly what we did.
Our team tracks proposed legislation, regulatory updates, FEC guidance, and enforcement actions continuously. When the landscape changes, we update our systems. You keep telling your story.
“We do the hard ethical work, so you can focus on the work only you can do.”
A note on what we provide and what we don't.
CampaignAI provides compliance tools, research, and formatting — not legal advice. We do not approve, certify, or clear any video for release, and nothing we produce is a legal opinion or a guarantee that a video complies with the law in your jurisdiction.
We work diligently to stay ahead of evolving rules across all 50 states and at the federal level, but the law moves fast and there may be gaps or delays between when a rule changes and when our systems reflect it. Responsibility for what a campaign publishes stays with the campaign.
Have your campaign's legal counsel review your video and confirm compliance with applicable federal, state, and local regulations before you publish. Our work is designed to make that review faster and better documented — not to stand in for it.
If you become aware of a regulatory change that we haven't yet reflected, we want to hear about it. Contact us at info@campaignai.us.
You focus on your race. We'll do the legwork on the rules.
Every video includes state-specific disclosure labels, human editorial review, and the most current compliance guidance we can provide.
What it doesn't include is legal advice, an approval, or a guarantee — keep your campaign's counsel in the loop before you publish.
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