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S02003Introduced in the Senate

Relates to pre-recorded political messages; prohibits automatic dialing-announcing devices unless a live operator provides certain information in the first thirty seconds; requires registration; authorizes attorney general to investigate violations.

IntroducedSenate Consumer Affairs and Protection

Introduced by Liz Krueger, District 28

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Relates to pre-recorded political messages; prohibits automatic dialing-announcing devices unless a live operator provides certain information in the first thirty seconds; requires registration; authorizes attorney general to investigate violations.

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REFERRED TO CONSUMER PROTECTION

January 7, 2026

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  1. REFERRED TO CONSUMER PROTECTION

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