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FCC Chair Warns Broadcasters Against Airing Fake Polls
- FCC Chairman Brendan Carr warns broadcasters against airing fake polls.
- A pollster admitted to fabricating results for some races.
- Carr warns that airing fake polls could violate regulatory obligations.
- The warning comes amid concerns over the media's reliance on poll information.
- President Donald Trump, who appointed Carr, has often dismissed unfavorable survey results.
Articles (4)
The Washington Post·
FCC’s Brendan Carr warns broadcasters against covering fake polls
Forbes·
FCC’s Brendan Carr Warns Broadcast Networks Run Afoul Of Agency For Airing ‘Fake Polls’
Reuters·
FCC chair says broadcast networks could violate regulatory obligations by airing 'fake polls'
Deadline·
FCC Chairman Warns Broadcasters That Airing “Fake Polls” Could Run Afoul Of “Regulatory Obligations”