Post #3012181
2026-04-24 07:23 UTC
@queekusme@mastodon.scot
Not AFAIK. FWIW there are limits to what it can be used for, But some parties are not noted for their adherence to electoral law.
It is just name, address and (where relevant) date of maturation. But it also includes the flag about whether you want to be kept off the public register, and parties could choose to interpret that as "no contact", but that is not really its function.
The unadressed Freepost election communications do not rely on the register, and there is no escape.
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@queekusme@mastodon.scot 2026-04-24 07:27
@iaruffell@mastodon.scot there should be restrictions on how it can be used and it does need a flag to say you want no communications which should block them from ever knowing you exist Oh well… Hopefully the election results fall in favour of the people’s interest and not this party’s twisted view of how the country should be run…