FCC boss signals major crackdown on TV networks pushing 'fake polls' ahead of the midterms

The Federal Communications Commission could soon issue guidance to broadcast television networks over what FCC Chairman Brendan Carr called "fake polls" ahead of the midterms. Speaking on "The Sunday Briefing," Carr argued that broadcast television is subject to different federal requirements than cable channels or online platforms because stations operate under FCC licenses. "The one thing that President Trump gets, fundamentally, is that broadcast TV is completely different than other forms of