David Oxenford today conducted a webinar for the Kansas Association of Broadcasters on the rules for political advertising. In addition to the elections for the US House of Representatives, Kansas has a race to fill a vacant US Senate seat, as well as elections for Governor and a whole host of state and local offices. With an August primary and the November general election, the 2010 election season could be a busy one in the state. David’s presentation covered reasonable access, equal opportunities, lowest unit rates, FCC paperwork obligations and the other related issues that govern how broadcasters need to treat political candidates and other political advertisers. The slides from David’s presentation are available here. Broadcasters should also refer to Davis Wright Tremaine’s Political Broadcasting Guide for information about preparing for the upcoming campaign, and spotting legal issues that may arise during the election season.