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CMV: Spam and Unsolicited call, text, and mail laws should also apply to politicians, their campaigns, and any third party actions groups

Living in Georgia, I have been inundated with mail from both parties, their candidates, and various third parties on both sides (I kept count, we received 89 mailings last week).  Daily we have things placed on our door handle from these same people.  We receive at least one visitor every 2-3 days who rings our doorbell and wants to talk to us about our vote.   My wife receives somewhere between 5-10 texts and calls total a day.  We are explicitly on the Do Not Contact lists but those do not apply to politicians and their campaigns.  As a matter of fact, when I pointed out the No Solicitation sign on my door and answered one call advis9ing them I was on the Do Not Call List I was told that none of that applies to political campaigns. There is absolutely no reason that politicians should be treated any differently with regard to unsolicited contact.  If you request information about a campaign or party then you open yourself up to being contacted, but those of us who want to research on our own or who just want to be left alone to not vote should not have to be harassed by political lackeys.
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>There is absolutely no reason that politicians should be treated any differently with regard to unsolicited contact. 

It would infringe on the first amendment.  Political speech is the most protected speech.