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In effect Limited protection

Arizona Election Synthetic Media Disclosure Law (SB 1359, 2024)

Arizona · 2024 Ariz. Sess. Laws (SB 1359); A.R.S. tit. 16

Arizona requires creators and sponsors of AI-generated synthetic media in election communications to include a clear disclosure within 90 days before an election. News, satire, and parody are exempt; candidates can seek injunctions.

Technical detail

2024 Ariz. SB 1359: AI-content disclosure on qualifying deepfake election communications within 90 days of an election; civil penalties $10/day (first 15 days), $25/day thereafter; injunctive relief.

Who is protected: Arizona voters and candidates

Who must comply: Creators/distributors of AI synthetic media in paid election communications

Key facts

JurisdictionArizona
LevelState
StatusIn effect
Protection strengthLimited protection
Effective date2024-05-29
Enacted2024-05-29
Citation2024 Ariz. Sess. Laws (SB 1359); A.R.S. tit. 16
Enforced byCivil actions; Arizona Secretary of State
Private right of actionYes — individuals can sue
PenaltiesCivil penalties $10–$25/day; injunctive relief
Topicselection deepfakes · deepfakes · AI disclosure and transparency · AI-generated images
Last verified2026-06-12
Official sourceArizona SB 1359 (56th Leg., 2nd Reg. Sess.) ↗

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