Inbox Insights: July’s Standouts

It was a Florida Man Type of Month

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As is typical, Republicans in Congress sent more official e-newsletters than Democrats, 835 messages compared to 654. This difference is larger than their current seat advantage: Republicans hold 219 seats in the House compared to 212 for Democrats, and in the Senate, Democrats hold 53 seats to the Republicans' 47.

The most prolific senders in July were: