Posts tagged state laws.
Federal rules and a growing patchwork of state mini-TCPA laws set the hours you can text voters. This complete guide covers how quiet hours work, why recipient local time governs, the state variations, and how to stay compliant across a multi-state list.
The federal TCPA is no longer the whole story. A wave of state mini-TCPA laws now adds consent, quiet-hour, and identification rules that vary by state. Here's what's changing and how campaigns keep up across a multi-state list.
A wave of new state and federal texting rules sounds alarming. But if you run a compliance-first program, you're probably already ahead of most of them. Here's how to check.
How do Do Not Call rules apply to political texts? Here's the relationship between the DNC registry, state restrictions, and your own opt-out list, and why your suppression list is the one that matters most.
Florida's mini-TCPA sets some of the strictest texting limits in the country, a cap of three messages per recipient per day and a safe-harbor window after opt-out. Here's what campaigns texting Florida need to know.
A wave of state consumer-privacy laws governs how organizations collect and use personal data, including phone numbers. Here's how they may touch campaign texting data, the common exemptions, and why good data hygiene matters regardless.
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.
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.
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.