Illinois SB1565 aims to enhance campaign integrity by enforcing the Code of Fair Campaign Practices.
Illinois SB1565, known as the Truth in Politics Act, mandates that candidates for public office subscribe to the Code of Fair Campaign Practices, committing to honesty and fair play. The bill outlines specific prohibitions, including making false statements about a candidate's background, licenses, or criminal history. It also bans libelous or defamatory statements in political advertising. Violations of these provisions are classified as Class A misdemeanors.
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