Talked with CenturyLink. People have legal ability to "spoof" caller Id's. They also can do voice to voice translation in real time. VOIP allows people to do many highly technical things and the crooks know more about these things than we do. I talked to law enforcement and news outlets- they don't care. The bottom line is, like cyber security, the almighty dollar.
Call received in Colorado at 8:24 pm local time. Same as prev person above. Asked for me by name and then mumbled something about Matthews surveys. Asked if I would take a quick 3 question survey. Then he stumbled on his script alittle, accidentally called me ma'am and then hung up. I tend to think scam is more likely than campaigning only because they are hanging up on people when they don't get the right first name