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I was curious about this, I have 2 conservative emails in my spam folder, one sent from a colo facility, and one sent from amazon ses. Both seem to have adequat
by chomp 4y ago
I was curious about this, I have 2 conservative emails in my spam folder, one sent from a colo facility, and one sent from amazon ses. Both seem to have adequate dmarc and spf records, so I can only imagine that it'd be something in Google's filters.
Personal anecdote: I've given my details to both Republican and Democrat parties here in Texas. The only email list I ended up on the Democrat side was a local congresswoman's mailing list (but I've been phone-banked a ton). On the Republican side, I've wound up on 2020maga email lists, something called "middleamericanews", Texas GOP, something called "americasfreedomfighters", etc. A bunch are really low quality e-stores. I can only surmise that (at least here in Texas), there are differences in how the two parties partner with their mailing lists.
- IceMetalPunk 4y agoI imagine IP geolocation probably plays a role in where these groups send emails in the first place. I'd guess someone with an email account most accessed from Texas would be sent far more conservative emails than, say, someone with an account accessed from California or Manhattan. But this is definitely just my own speculation.