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click here to download! Here's a look at some of our favorite insights on congressional Twitter engagement in 2017:
Four of the top ten most active senators on Twitter are also the most engaged
Senators Murphy (D-CT), Casey (D-PA), Franken (D-MN), and Hatch (R-UT) all rank in the top 10 for most active and most engaged on Twitter in 2017. Among them, Murphy is the most engaged averaging 696 retweets per 100 followers. However, Senator Harris (D-CA) leads the Senate chamber with an average of 832 retweets per 100 followers.
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Members of Congress tweet the most at 1:00 pm, President Trump the most at 6:00 am
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Four of the top ten most active senators on Twitter are also the most engaged
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Four of the top ten most active senators on Twitter are also the most engaged
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