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ultralite001

(1,777 posts)
10. Popped this question into Microsoft CoPilot.
Fri May 16, 2025, 10:35 PM
May 16

Here are the responses I received:

How do I make ActBlue stop emailing me?

You can unsubscribe from ActBlue emails by clicking the "unsubscribe" link at the bottom of any email you've received from them. If you're receiving text messages, replying "STOP" to the message should also opt you out.

ActBlue itself doesn't send emails on behalf of campaigns or organizations, but when you donate through their platform, your contact information may be shared with the group you contributed to. If you're still receiving unwanted emails, you might need to contact the campaign or organization directly. Their contact details are usually in the footer of their emails, or you can reach out to ActBlue for assistance here.

1support.actblue.com

How do I stop ActBlue from providing my information to organizations other than those I support?

ActBlue does not sell or share your contact information with third parties, except for the group you donated to or in certain legal circumstances. However, if you want to limit how your information is shared, ActBlue provides an option for donors to opt out of sharing their contact details with campaigns and organizations 2.

To do this, you can:

Visit your ActBlue Express Fundraising page.

Go to the fundraising form you used and select "Actions" → "Edit and preview".

Click the blue "Edit" button on the top left.

Select "Recipients" and scroll down to the "Email permissions pop-up" section.

Choose "Yes" to enable the opt-out option.

Click the green "Publish" button to save your changes.

If you're still receiving unwanted communications, you may need to contact the campaign or organization directly. You can also report potential violations to ActBlue by emailing info@actblue.com with details of the issue.

1support.actblue.com
2www.donororganizerhub.org

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Recommendations

1 members have recommended this reply (displayed in chronological order):

Only strategy I've had over the last 6 months is to patiently unsubscribe. Biophilic May 15 #1
I have stopped donating HoustonRex Friday #17
Welcome to DU! Delphinus Saturday #18
Welcome to DU LetMyPeopleVote Saturday #19
This won't help much, but I contacted Act Blue and told them I didn't like the dozens of solicitations spooky3 May 15 #2
That's nonsense (not permitted by law to deny access). n/t Ms. Toad May 16 #8
ActBlue has stopped me from donating due to this behavior crimycarny May 15 #3
I agree Skittles May 15 #5
I don't think it's ActBlue--it's the candidates/orgs/pacs cadoman May 18 #15
Don't worry, tRump is going after their tax exempt status. Basso8vb May 15 #4
Maybe ActBlue is doing the foot shooting? crimycarny May 15 #6
I think it's more than just Act Blue. The candidates give the lists to each other. Intractable May 15 #7
From ActBlue Ms. Toad May 16 #9
Popped this question into Microsoft CoPilot. ultralite001 May 16 #10
ActBlue is caught in the crossfire, but there's something they could do about it cadoman May 18 #16
If anyone thinks I'm going to that much trouble dickthegrouch May 17 #11
You know posting here isn't effective notice, Ms. Toad May 17 #13
It's in a public place dickthegrouch May 17 #14
Any organization that has any personal data on at least 50,000 California residents is subject to CCPA dickthegrouch May 17 #12
Whatever has led to the Excessive Solicitations, probably helped some voters Decide To Not Vote Blue! NowsTheTime Saturday #20
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