Florida Statutes Title IX. Electors and Elections § 106.1437. Miscellaneous advertisements

Any advertisement, other than a political advertisement, independent expenditure, or electioneering communication, on billboards, bumper stickers, radio, or television, or in a newspaper, a magazine, or a periodical, intended to influence public policy or the vote of a public official, shall clearly designate the sponsor of such advertisement by including a clearly readable statement of sponsorship.  If the advertisement is broadcast on television, the advertisement shall also contain a verbal statement of sponsorship.  This section does not apply to an editorial endorsement.  For purposes of this chapter, an expenditure made for, or in furtherance of, a miscellaneous advertisement is not considered to be a contribution to or on behalf of a candidate, and does not constitute an independent expenditure.  Such expenditures are not subject to the limitations applicable to independent expenditures.