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For years, our means of communicating with family, friends, coworkers, and many others has been changing. And that change is reflected in the way that members of Congress communicate with their constituents.
Since 2017, we’ve done an annual recap of the year in social media in Congress and analyzed trends in platforms, frequencies, and conversations happening on social media. Take a look into a few top insights of what happened on social media in Congress in 2019 :
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Fill out the form above to learn about the following 2020 trends:
Who Uses Which Platform?
Congressional Adoption of Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube
What's Trending?
Top Hashtags of 2020 by Party, Chamber, and Month
Who's the most vocal?
Most Active Senators and Representatives
Highlights
Trump’s 2020 on Social Media
Curious How We Created This Report?
We used Quorum Federal to analyze nearly 800,000 posts made by members of the 116th Congress on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube in 2020. Learn how you can discover similar insights with Quorum.