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The latest in political texting law and news: new state and federal rules, court rulings, FCC actions, and developments campaigns need to track.

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Introducing the State of Political Texting 2026

September 11, 2026

We published a data report on the channel that now carries voter contact in America, the reach, the money, the evidence it works, and the rules. Read the interactive report or download the PDF.

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What a New Phone Update Means for Your Campaign Texts

August 13, 2026

Every year a new iOS or Android update sparks panic that texts will stop working. Usually they still get through. Here's what actually changes, and what doesn't.

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The 2026 Midterms, What to Expect in Political Texting

January 20, 2026

Heading into the 2026 midterms, three forces will shape campaign texting, record volume and voter fatigue, a tightening state-law patchwork, and the spread of AI and RCS. Here's the outlook and how to prepare.

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The 2026 Mini-TCPA Wave, Which States Are Tightening Texting Rules

January 15, 2026

With federal TCPA protections holding flat, states are filling the gap, and 2026 is set to bring more mini-TCPA laws. Here's the state-law outlook for campaign texting and what the trend means for a multi-state program.

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The FCC's Opt-Out "Revoke All" Rule and the 2026 Waiver

January 8, 2026

The FCC's "revoke all" opt-out rule would treat a STOP as opting a person out of everything, and on January 6, 2026 the agency extended a waiver while it reconsiders the scope. Here's what it means, and why you should honor opt-outs regardless.

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Virginia SB 1339, New Consent and ID Rules for Political Texting

January 2, 2026

Effective January 1, 2026, Virginia SB 1339 adds consent and identification requirements for automated political outreach, and the state now requires opt-out records to be kept for years. Here's what campaigns texting Virginia need to know.

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TCPA Lawsuits Are Surging, What the 2025 Numbers Mean for Campaigns

December 15, 2025

Thousands of TCPA lawsuits were filed in 2025 and class-action filings climbed sharply. Here's what the litigation numbers say about the risk environment and why they raise the stakes for non-compliant campaign texting.

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AI and Deepfakes in Political Texting, the Rules Catching Up

October 20, 2025

AI is reshaping political outreach, and regulators are responding, from banning AI-voice robocalls to scrutinizing deepfakes. Here's where AI and political texting intersect, the emerging rules, and how campaigns should use AI responsibly.

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The Carrier Crackdown on Spam Texts, and What It Means for Campaigns

October 10, 2025

Carriers keep tightening the screws on spam texts, more filtering, stricter registration, faster bans. Here's what the ongoing crackdown means for political campaigns and why it rewards clean programs over loud ones.

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What TCPA Settlements Teach Campaigns

September 30, 2025

TCPA class-action settlements regularly run into the millions, and the fact patterns behind them are predictable. Here's what these settlements teach campaigns about the risks worth avoiding, and why the lessons rarely change.

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The Decline of the Robocall and the Rise of the Text

September 25, 2025

Robocalls are getting squeezed by authentication and voter fatigue while political texting keeps rising. Here's the shift from calls to texts, what's driving it, and what it means for how campaigns reach voters.

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Texas SB 140, the Mini-TCPA That Now Covers Text Messages

September 2, 2025

Effective September 1, 2025, Texas SB 140 brought text messages under the state's telemarketing law, with a private right of action and statutory damages. Here's what changed and why any campaign texting into Texas should pay attention.

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