Follow the Law, a group with ties to Trump-aligned activists, is misleading readers about election rules, experts say

Follow the Law is a group with deep ties to activists challenging the legitimacy of recent American elections.

The group has placed ads in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin news outlets serving attorneys, judges and election administrators.

In Georgia , it ran ads supporting the State Election Board as its majority, backed by former President Donald Trump , passed a rule that experts warned could have allowed county board members to exclude enough Democratic votes to impact the presidential election.

Follow the Law bought ads as Georgia 's election board passed controversial rules, including one that empowered county election board members to not certify votes they found suspicious.

A Georgia judge ruled in October that the rules are unconstitutional.

The group's ads and website overstate officials’ roles beyond what statutes allow, officials say.

Follow the Law said a poll conducted by Rasmussen Reports did not conduct the poll.

It was conducted by Scott Rasmussen , who founded the polling company but has not worked there in over a decade .

Both the company and pollster confirmed the misattribution but did not comment further.