You will never be able to do so; campaign calls are exempt from FCC rulemaking not because the FCC is particularly warm to political campaigns (though maybe they are), but because the Constitution forbids them from restricting political speech in this manner.

Municipalities run into a similar problem with those awful circulars that pile up on your front stoop: ordinances to prohibit them have been struct down as unconstitutional. And that's not even political speech, generally!

Stand by while I make the case that politicians filling my phone with texts and voice messages is a violation of the third amendment.

> because the Constitution forbids them from restricting political speech in this manner

What if texts cost you money per-message though? Isn't that why most places get permission before texting you? Do politicians have a constitutional right to drain your money this way?

Freedom of speech isnt freedom to make people listen. If I tell someone to stop calling me and they dont its harassment.

> You will never be able to do so

Could the constitution not be amended, at least in theory? Or the supreme court create a new interpretation?

> Could the constitution not be amended, at least in theory?

Sure, but amending the Constitution for the purpose of permitting the government to impose greater limits on political speech is...going to be a hard sell for a lot of people, and have a high risk if successful of having pretty severe unintended (for non-autocratic supporters of whatever the particular measure is) consequences.

> Or the supreme court create a new interpretation?

Easier than passing an amendment, similar downsides.

Not in our generation. The current thought process of conservative jurists is that money is speech and the founders wanted corporate entities to have unencumbered speech.

I wasn't paying attention and used one my primary email addresses when donating. Account is basically worthless now. So much spam. Even from candidates in states I've never lived in or currently reside in.

I did too, and so far I've been able to end the messages with "STOP"

They all appear to comply with that older school SMS norm. Who knew?

If you do it for a few, they tend to end overall. Now, instead of getting a few a day (right?!?), I get one out of the blue.

I did not "STOP" Bernie. I like Bernie. I don't like how it went with Bernie and all the people trying for better. Those messages have been considerate, infrequent, etc...

So far, all of the others hit pretty hard and fast, but do "STOP"

This suggests some entities, like Bernie for example, do maintain a list but are not necessarily sharing it. Other entities either share their lists, or will send messages for hire.

Your mileage may vary. Hope sharing these experiences helps.