There are a growing number of official congressional e-newsletters talking about "delisting" animals from the Endangered Species list. Recent mentions include the gray wolf, mexican wolf, and grizzly bear.

NYC closed primary v. general election totals by borough. Margins in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens stayed pretty consistent. Mamdani did better in the Bronx in then general, and Cuomo did better in Staten Island (closed primary rules probably doing much of the work in primary margins)

For local election results in NJ, I'm looking here: results.enr.clarityelections.com/NJ/Hudson/12...

It's going to be a 7-8-9 night Poll closing times: 7 pm Virginia 8 pm New Jersey 9 pm New York

I'm reading 2017 e-newsletters and just came across this photo: Going to bat for the middle class

Republicans in congress always write to constituents more about Trump than Democrats do in official e-newsletters

Mentions of "Hillary" in official (not campaign) e-newsletters, over time, by party

The day before the gov shutdown, the Dept of Ed announced $153 million in civics education grants. Here's how those grants were distributed across the states in the form of $/# of public school children: www.ed.gov/grants-and-p...

The last time "food bank" was on the rise in official congressional e-newsletters was at the start of the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic

Check out who comes (or doesn't come) to events held by member of the US Congress. Rep. Hillary Scholten's Mobile office hours in West Michigan last week:

Just saw a new alliterative democratic response to the GOP term "Schumer Shutdown" in DCinbox: "reckless Republican shutdown" dcinbox.com/email/?id=26...

Mentions of "hungry" in official congressional e-newsletters over time, by party (the peak is right now)

I have never seen a sitting member of congress link to the .gov contact form of another member of congress in their official e-newsletters until this today from Rep. Langworthy (R-NY)

I sat down with French 24 to talk about the NYC Mayoral race: youtu.be/SS6v3ioSdsU

Mentions of "Mamdani" in official congressional e-newsletters over time, by party Data: dcinbox.com

woof - my day 2-7 calculations and graphs were off because I was processing the NYC data as additive, not cumulative 🤦. The NYC election after day 8 is still a decently low turn out event in each borough. Turn out data: vote.nyc/page/early-v... registration data: vote.nyc/page/voter-e...

The US House of Representatives committee calendar for October 2025 It's .... quite something

Geographical distribution of "screwworm" mentions in official congressional e-newsletters

We are entering peak screwworm attention in congress

Official congressional e-newsletters mentioning "SNAP" over time, by party

Use of the term "heritage foundation" in official congressional e-newsletters, over time, by party

The numbers of official congressional e-newsletters mentioning "Bartiromo" over time, by party

Mentions of "sharia" in official congressional e-newsletters, over time, by party

The subject matter options for communication subscriptions from the Staten Island Borough President:

Official congressional e-newsletters mentioning "Charlie Kirk" over time, by party

The partial zombie transformation we all get to go in and out of

State heat map of the word "beef" in official congressional e-newsletters

Alt-pitch: Trump, the WH, Jafar, the Genie, I love the Capitol...plus all the links! @adambonica.bsky.social @smotus.bsky.social @dcinbox.bsky.social @mirandayaver.bsky.social @hsulli.bsky.social @donmoyn.bsky.social and more goodpoliticsbadpolitics.substack.com/p/trumps-att...

Use of the word "fire" in official congressional e-newsletters over time, by party

If you scroll to the "Major Events Timeline" of this Whitehouse .gov page: www.whitehouse.gov/about-the-wh... and then move through the timeline, I'm pretty sure your jaw will drop no matter your political orientation.

Timothy Mellon's gift of $130,000,000 is less than 1% of his total estimated wealth.

The end of the week is peak time for government shutdown messaging in official congressional e-newsletters for both parties.

Just as a baseline before we get into the voting piece of NYC elections, here's the breakdown of voter registration in NYC:

use of LGBT and LGBTQ in official congressional e-newsletters over time, by party

Sen. John Thune (R-SD) is the leader of the Senate and here he is explaining to his constituents that he's pleading to, but can't get President Trump to reopen Farm Service Agency offices for farmers and ranchers in his state: www.dcinbox.com/email/?id=26...

Mentions of the word "redistrict" in official congressional communications, over time, by party

Mentions of the word "trafficking" in official congressional e-newsletters, over time, by party (2010-today)

A heatmap of official congressional e-newsletters mentioning "lobster"

Ues of the term "voting rights" in official congressional e-newsletters, over time, by party

Ues of the word "gang" in official congressional e-newsletters, over time, by party

Use of the word "demise" in official congressional e-newsletters over time, by party

I don’t know how to gently say this, but this is what seems like a set of errors in the New York City mayoral debate

Use of the word "antisemitism" in official congressional e-newsletters, over time, by party

If you're interested in hearing from or talking to your members of Congress, here's a list of congressional town halls that are coming up: Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi (Virtual) TONIGHT at 7:45pm ushr.zoomgov.com/webinar/regi...

Rep. Cory Mills interpretation of the Great Seal of the United States

The two versions of the bills being considered and failing votes in the Senate to end the shutdown: Here's what congressional Republicans are putting forward: www.congress.gov/bill/119th-c... And here's what congressional Democrats are putting forward: www.congress.gov/bill/119th-c...

Mentions of "inflation" in official congressional e-newsletters, over time, by party

The take on the ability to enforce and desire to police violations of the Hatch act is pretty on point in this: