ILLINOIS — Early voting starts Thursday for the Illinois 2024 primary election, and Attorney General Kwame Raoul sent a letter warning a company accused of scam robocalls during the New Hampshire primary to cease any unlawful call traffic immediately.

In their warning letter, Raoul and a bipartisan 50 coalition of attorneys general on the nationwide Anti-Robocall Multistate Litigation Task Force warn Life Corporation (Life Corp) and its owner and executives to cease any unlawful call traffic immediately. Otherwise, they may be in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, the Truth in Caller ID Act and other state consumer protection laws.

A Task Force’s investigation indicates that Life Corp allegedly spoofed calls to appear as if they were coming from legitimate New Hampshire political party officials. Callers then proceeded to provide incorrect information about elections and voting to the call recipients.

Raoul encourages voters who believe they have been a victim of AI robocalls related to an election to file a complaint with his office by visiting the Attorney General’s website or by calling Raoul’s Consumer Fraud Hotline. In our area you can call 800-243-0607.