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Committee pauses final action on state advertising disclosure bill amid questions on scope and costs
Summary
Committee members discussed S.84, a bill that would require reporting on state advertising and limit use of certain media, agreed to add an exemption for employment ads, and opted to delay final action pending additional information from the House and agency witnesses.
The Senate Committee on Government Operations spent a portion of its March 13 meeting discussing S.84, legislation intended to limit or require reporting on some state advertising and to prioritize state spending toward in‑state media outlets. Committee members agreed to add language exempting employment and job‑listing advertising but declined to take final action pending additional information and possible amendments from the House.
Committee members said they wanted more concrete data on how much state agencies spend on advertising across vendors and platforms before finalizing any restrictions.…
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