Election Day is coming.We do the legwork. You keep campaigning.
AI in political advertising is new territory, and the consequences of getting it wrong fall on you. We take the tracking off your plate and hand you a record of what we found — so your review starts from something, not from a blank page.
Tools and research, not legal advice. We never approve or certify a video — your campaign's legal counsel always should. This page describes our approach as of September 2026.
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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 write new AI advertising rules every session. What applies in one state does not apply in the next, and federal guidance keeps moving underneath both.
For a campaign focused on voters, doors and fundraising, keeping up with all of it is an impossible ask. So we take the tracking on, and tell you plainly what we found — then you and your counsel decide what it means for your race.
Every jurisdiction moving at its own pace, on its own schedule.
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 Research
Our research reaches across the states, D.C. and the territories, following the rules that govern AI in campaign advertising.
Depth varies by state, and no research program catches everything the moment it happens.
Federal Guidance
We follow federal guidance on AI in political advertising as the framework takes shape.
Much of this is genuinely unsettled. We say so rather than paper over it.
Digital Platforms
Platforms are writing their own AI content policies, and they enforce them themselves.
We follow them so we can format for the channels you run on. They change on their own schedule, often without notice.
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.
Disclosure, applied where required and meaningful beyond it, costs you nothing you were keeping. What it buys you is the harder thing to get back: the campaigns that lead on transparency now are the ones still trusted when the rules catch up.
Rules change mid-cycle
Disclosure-ready campaigns don't scramble.
It becomes their talking point
Disclose first and the story stays yours.
One ad becomes the story
Hard to write that story about a campaign that said so up front.
Platforms act on their own
Labeled content doesn't get caught in it.
Prepared
With CampaignAI, disclosure works for you.
- Trust built before anyone requires it
- Fewer surprises in the middle of a cycle
- Less for opposition research to work with
- Ready for rules that haven't landed yet
A starting point for your counsel, not a substitute for their review — and never a guarantee of compliance.
Compliance considered at every step.
Not bolted on at the end. Woven in from the start, so the review at the end is short and nothing in it surprises your lawyer.
When you start your video
We identify your state and jurisdiction and surface what our research points to for a race like yours.
During script and storyboard
Our tools flag content choices that could draw additional regulatory scrutiny, so you can make informed decisions before production rather than discoveries after it.
In post-production
Our editors or CampaignAI Agents apply the disclosure labels our research indicates your state calls for, formatted to the specifications we have on file.
Before delivery
Your video goes through an internal review: we check that the labels are present, formatted as we expect, and consistent with the research we hold. That check is ours and it is not a legal sign-off — it does not replace your counsel's review, and it is not a finding that your video complies with anything.
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. A compliance failure isn't only legal risk — it's political risk. A missing label can turn a production mistake into a news cycle.
We take this on because the campaigns that can least afford a failure are the same ones that can least afford a consultant to prevent it. We can't be your lawyer and won't pretend to be. We can make your lawyer's time go further.
So we read the proposed legislation, the regulatory updates, the FEC guidance and the enforcement actions, and we revise what we hold as the landscape moves. We will not always be first to catch a change, and we would rather tell you that now than imply otherwise. What we can promise is effort and a written record of it — never a verdict.
“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.
What this page describes is our approach, as of September 2026— how we think about this work and how we go about it. It is not a service guarantee and not a statement of what the law requires in your race. This area of law changes frequently, and the parts of it dealing with AI and synthetic media are unsettled and actively being litigated. Expect gaps and delays between a rule changing and our research reflecting it. Responsibility for what a campaign publishes stays with the campaign.
We are also building a dedicated regulations tracker. It is not released, and we will not release it until it is complete enough and documented enough to stand behind. We would rather ship it late than have a campaign rely on it early.
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.
Your video carries the labels your state's rules or a platform's policy call for, finished by our editors or CampaignAI Agents, using the best research we hold at the time.
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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