Massachusetts Statutes

§ 39 — Publishing political advertisements; statement; names; signatures

Massachusetts·Part I ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT·Title VIII ELECTIONS·Ch. 56 VIOLATIONS OF ELECTION LAWS
Section 39. No person shall publish or cause to be published in a newspaper or other periodical any paid advertisement designed or tending to aid, injure, or defeat any candidate for public office or any question submitted to the voters, unless the name of the chairman or secretary or the names of two officers of the political or other organization inserting the same, or the name of one or more persons eighteen years of age or older who are responsible therefor, with the residence and the street and number thereof, of each such person eighteen years of age or older appears therein in the nature of a signature; provided, that each such person eighteen years of age or older has signed his name in the presence of a witness to the following statement authorizing the insertion of such advertise

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