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FCC Chair Warns Broadcasters on 'Fake Polls' Amid President Trump's Low Polling

FCC Chair Warns Broadcasters on 'Fake Polls' Amid President Trump's Low Polling

FCC Chair Brendan Carr warned broadcasters that airing 'fake polls' could violate license terms.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has issued a warning to broadcast networks regarding their reporting on polls. This development occurs as President Donald Trump's polling numbers are reportedly at new lows.

Carr stated that broadcasting what he referred to as 'fake polls' could potentially lead to violations of broadcast license terms and other regulatory obligations. He is reportedly addressing President Trump's concerns about such polls.

News organizations have reported on Carr's statements, noting the potential implications for television and radio broadcasters. This is a developing story and will be updated as details emerge.

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