If I were a politician using this against an opponent, I'd write the following press release:
Websites in the range 54.239.0.0/8 often host problematic content. My opponent visited several addresses in this range overnight and hid his traffic with military-grade message scrambling functionality.
Of course that's just AWS and you can't even do HTTP/2 or HTTP/3 without encryption. But do the voters know that? Will they be educated on it? Probably not. And you're not saying anything untrue, you have facts and logs to back up your assertions!
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If I were a politician using this against an opponent, I'd write the following press release:
Websites in the range 54.239.0.0/8 often host problematic content. My opponent visited several addresses in this range overnight and hid his traffic with military-grade message scrambling functionality.
Of course that's just AWS and you can't even do HTTP/2 or HTTP/3 without encryption. But do the voters know that? Will they be educated on it? Probably not. And you're not saying anything untrue, you have facts and logs to back up your assertions!