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Opinion No. Year Description
EAO-645 2026
Paying the requestor’s users for engaging with political advertising content through its advertising marketplace does not constitute bribery under Section 36.02(a)(1) of the Penal Code under the facts presented.

Payment of compensation to the requestor’s users to complete a survey that includes questions about the user’s voting intentions—where compensation is identical regardless of the user’s answers does not constitute bribery under Section 36.02(a)(1) of the Penal Code.

Chapter 255 of the Election Code requires specific disclaimers and disclosures on political advertisements.

Use of the requestor’s advertising marketplace by candidates, political parties, and political committees does not violate Section 36.02(a)(1) of the Penal Code.