They've called four times with an automated message that says this is a public service poll and they may call back. Sometimes they ask if I am a registered voter and the speaker claims to be Michael Reagan, the son of Ronald Reagan. They are listed as RSPNS2010RSRCH
H makes a good point. If push polls and robo calls can be disguised as "political surveys", there may be no legal recourse. However, it still might be helpful to find ways to publish the names of companies hired to do the work, along with the fact that it is invasive and offensive.
Hey, everyone. These prerecorded survey calls aren't just obnoxious, they are illegal. If you have time, make sure to file a complaint with the FTC. Here's the URL where you can do so: https://www.donotcall.gov/default.aspx
Click on the "File A Complaint" icon on the left. If enough people make the effort to report this kind of nonsense, it will no longer be a gainful enterprise for firms, and robocalls will be history.