With the California primary history and the conventions soon to
be, broadcasters across the nation are facing the onslaught of
advertising for the general election. While the primaries deal with
a limited set of competing candidates for nomination to major
federal and state offices, the general elections will add a variety
of local elections and other federal and state offices for which a
primary was unnecessary. That's when broadcasters often find
that their news anchor or other air personality has become a
legally qualified candidate.
Continue reading at FCC Uncensored (Gregg
Skall column).
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