FCC unaware if US broadcast networks have aired any fake polls
In short
The Federal Communications Commission is currently unaware of whether U.S. broadcast networks have aired any fake polls. Furthermore, the regulatory agency has not identified or confirmed any instances of such broadcasts occurring across the networks. Without confirmed occurrences, the agency lacks evidence showing that misleading survey material was distributed over the airwaves.
Key points
- There is currently no verified evidence of deceptive survey results being broadcast to th…: There is currently no verified evidence of deceptive survey results being broadcast to the public.
- The nation's primary communications regulator has not established that any broadcast viol…: The nation's primary communications regulator has not established that any broadcast violations occurred.
- Official records show zero confirmed cases of fabricated polling data within the agency's…: Official records show zero confirmed cases of fabricated polling data within the agency's monitoring scope.