Americans are sick of the constant barrage of robotexts from political campaigns. So they're suing.
way to campaign.Plaintiffs are citing the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, which cracks down on phone solicitation, when building their cases against these campaigns.
Texts come multiple times a day, from multiple campaigns in multiple states. And sometimes they're even addressed to deceased relatives because voter lists are so outdated. They've brought lawsuits against campaigns on the left and the right, from Texas to California and beyond.Kin Wah Kung of Fremont, California, has filed a civil complaint against the DNC, the Ohio Democratic Party, President Biden's campaign, and Tim Ryan's campaign for senatorrobotexts have invaded his privacy and drained his phone battery. None of the parties has responded to his suit yet.
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