Queensland voters have expressed privacy concerns after receiving unsolicited text messages from election candidates.

Clive Palmer has become the latest to instigate fury, accused of “spamming” voters, but is not the only leader to employ the tactic.

Listeners like Liz called in to tell Scott Emerson how unfair they find the messaging system.

“You can send them to me, but I’m not allowed to respond?

“That … made me really angry.”

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Queensland Senator Matt Canavan admitted he’s used unsolicited messages while campaigning, but told Scott he respects the ‘do not call’ register.

“You’ve got to get your message out, mate.

“I understand people get a bit upset [but] they’re all done through public companies.”

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