(a) move
(b) do NOT register for USPS forwarding to your new address (USPS will help the data brokers)
(c) change your legal address for service of process to a registered agent service, not your residential address
(d) get a UPS mail box for your day-to-day corporate mail, and preferably most of your personal mail as well
Completely 100% refuse to ever give out your residential address for anything business-related.
In addition, a couple of other common culprits for unethically releasing addresses to data brokers:
- DMV -- opt out explicitly
- Voter registration - Don't register to vote if you aren't in a swing state
- Utilities -- opt out explicitly
- Credit cards -- opt out explicitly
- Random small e-commerce websites you need to receive packages from -- ship them to your UPS box or to your workplace if you can
With all due respect: this is quite silly. There are many issues in American democracy besides the election of federal officials, and your vote is important. In my home state I voted on >15 ballot initiatives this year and several were decided by a few thousand votes, including kitchen table issues that meaningfully impact your life and immediate community in more tangible ways than our president or your senators.
I would much rather have a voice in e.g. how my community addresses homelessness than avoid the nuisance of cigarette coupons that have followed me across 7 addresses in 3 states.
I mean, I don't care if the government knows where I live, but I do care if they leak it to people without my explicit consent.