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Natick Report does not endorse candidates for political office. We do accept political advertising, as a business transaction, from all candidates for any office, as well as related organizations, or organizations involved with ballot initiatives. We accept these not to express the views of Natick Report, but to help pay the costs of publishing.

Natick Report recognizes that political advertising can and does inform voters, and our editors are committed to fairness and freedom of expression. We follow generally accepted journalistic policies, and all candidates have equal opportunities to advertise.

Any advertisement is considered political if it involves a political figure, party or government issue, regardless of whether an election is taking place.

Natick Report reserves the right to accept or decline any advertisement. Natick Report will decline advertisements that it knows or believes to be misleading, inaccurate, fraudulent or illegal, or that fail to comply, in Natick Report’s sole discretion, with its standards of decency, taste or dignity. Natick Report reserves the right to remove any messages that we deem are inflammatory, libelous or in bad taste.

Like all quality publishers of original journalism, Natick Report maintains a clear separation between news and advertising content. Advertising that attempts to blur this distinction in a manner that, in Natick Report‘s sole judgment, confuses readers will be rejected.

Stating disagreement with or campaigning against a candidate for public office, a political party, or public administration is generally permissible. Natick Report reserves the right to ask for verification of claims made in political advertising. Political ads must not include accusations or attacks relating to an individual’s personal life. The distinction and decision will be made solely by the management of Natick Report.

All political advertisements must include all information required by local, state and federal law, and the advertiser is solely responsible for compliance.

An advertiser will not be permitted to buy up all or excessive inventory (ad spaces).

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