I'm pretty sure Hope, politicians and non-profits and military do not fall under the do not call list. Funny how politicians wrote themselves out of it don't ya think.

Calls from charities and of a political nature are exempt from Do Not Call list. Can't help but wonder if calls like this might make our legislators change their minds and restrict all calls of a political nature, too. One can only hope!

You are obviously a "super voter" - one who faithfully votes on primary and general election days. Your name is on the list at Voter Registration which can be used for the below activity:

Political Campaigns


Win the next election with TouchStar Political Call Center Contact voters in a short period of time with robo phone dialingVoters can transfer to your campaign volunteers for more informationConduct Automated Opinion / Political Polling CallsSave money on marketing costsFully penetrate your region or districtRobust web reporting to see the status of your calling campaign Political Uses

Get out the Vote (GOTV) Robo CallsAbsentee Ballot NotificationPersuasion Message CallingCampaign FundraisingCampaign Polling with Automated Data CaptureEarly Voting Reminder CallsEvent Notices and RemindersVolunteer Message BroadcastingAutomatic Payment Processing Over the Phone

The trick is to have a private phone number or the phone registered in something other then your name. Then they never link the two together - your voter registration with your phone number.

Thanks for the info, Kate. Yes, I always vote. I guess it's like being on a frequent flyer list.