Should I accept the red envelopes sent by others for canvassing?

This problem involves both moral and legal aspects. From a moral point of view, accepting others' red envelopes can be regarded as an improper means to obtain benefits, and may be regarded as dishonest behavior. From a legal point of view, whether it is legal to accept others' red envelopes depends on the local election law.

In some areas, accepting red envelopes for canvassing may be regarded as bribery and illegal activities. For example, in China, bribery is illegal and participants may face legal sanctions. Therefore, it is illegal to accept other people's red envelopes in these places.

However, in other places, such as some western countries, there may be no laws prohibiting accepting red envelopes for canvassing. However, even in these places, some people think it is immoral to accept red envelopes for canvassing, because it may lead to bribery and unfair elections.

In a word, it is controversial to accept other people's red envelopes from both moral and legal perspectives. You can decide whether to accept it according to your own values and local laws and regulations.