House peer benchmark
Visibility, not a poll. This is a sourced comparison with stated limitations, not a fully verified audit. Followers measure presence in the public conversation—not district support, persuasion, or vote intention.
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Start with the decision, then open the supporting detail only when it is useful.
Bottom line
His official presence remains his strongest footing. The larger opportunity is still a consistent personal voice connected to stronger capture paths.
Truth Social and GETTR are still tracked in the full peer matrix. GETTR counts were visible logged-out on Oct. 9, but ownership is less strongly corroborated; no verified Truth Social account was found in this check.
| Channel | Pat Fallon | Beth Van Duyne | Ronny Jackson | Kat Cammack | Keith Self |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seat context | Cook PVI R+12 | Cook PVI R+8 | Cook PVI R+23 | Cook PVI R+10 | Cook PVI R+11 |
| Seat safety shapes incentives: a competitive seat such as Van Duyne’s R+8 plays a different game than a safe one. | |||||
| X | Official #285.7K official | 53.5K official | Personal leader40.5K official | Official leader127.3K official | 74K official |
| 11,058 official | 45K official | 37.7K official | Official leader57.3K official | 28.8K official | |
| 34K campaign | 79K official | 39K campaign | Leader~289K official | ~130K official | |
| YouTube | 425 official | 893 | Not measured | Leader~9K | 2.63K official |
| TikTok | No verified account found | No verified account found | No verified account found | No verified account found | No verified account found |
| Alt platforms | No verified account found | GETTR 3,930 | GETTR 26.2K | No verified account found | No verified account found |
| Conversion | Anedot donation | WinRed + newsletter | WinRed + Anedot option | Broadest funnelWinRed | WinRed + SMS |
Seat safety shapes incentives: a competitive seat such as Van Duyne’s R+8 plays a different game than a safe one.
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Choose a platform to see its audience comparison or dated growth readings.
Official ranking first; personal and campaign audiences remain separate.
Official-X ranking, checked Oct. 9: Cammack 127.3K → Fallon 85.7K → Self 74K → Van Duyne 53.5K → Jackson 40.5K. Earlier readings remain labeled below; the new readings do not prove those snapshots were wrong. Jackson’s ~1.0M personal account exceeds the scale and uses a striped overflow bar.
O = official; P = personal; C = campaign. Prior official readings: Cammack ~47–48K (~Jan. 2026); Fallon 75–86K (Oct. 1–2); Self 72–74K (Oct. 7); Van Duyne 52–53K (Oct. 7); Jackson 12,450 (Sep. 23 tracker). Accounts are not added.
Official and campaign accounts shown separately; all current values checked Oct. 9.
Cammack: official @repkatcammack and campaign @therealkatcammack. Van Duyne: official @repbethvanduyne and campaign @bethvanduynetx; prior campaign reading ~9.9K (May 2026). Fallon’s prior reading was 11,029 (Oct. 1). Jackson official: @RepRonnyJackson; its count was unavailable in the Oct. 7 check. Accounts are not added.
Official and campaign pages shown separately; accounts are not added.
O = official; C = campaign. Van Duyne official @RepBethVanDuyne and Jackson official @RepRonnyJackson were verified Oct. 9. Jackson campaign was previously ~40K. Cammack’s rounded profile display was checked Oct 9, 2026; Fallon’s 34K was reconfirmed Oct. 9.
Subscribers; official and campaign channels remain separate.
* Low-confidence cached count. Self official @RepKeithSelf and Van Duyne campaign @bethvanduyne4745 were verified Oct. 9; the Oct. 7 check had found no verified Self channel. Van Duyne’s 893-subscriber channel is distinct from her campaign channel. “n/a” is unmeasured, not zero.
Choose a reading to open its chart. Fallon is highlighted in teal; single current points are baselines, not growth curves.
33,506 → ~34,000 · ~1.5% net growth over ~4.5 years
Fallon
7,391 → 11,029 · +49% (+3,638) from Nov. 2024 to Oct. 2026
Fallon
Current baseline only · 85.7K on Oct. 9, 2026
Fallon
Current baseline only · 425 subscribers in Oct. 2026
Fallon
50K → 74K · +48% (+24K) from Jan. 11 to Sep. 23, 2026
Fallon current: 85.7K official
31K → 53K · +71% (+22K)
Fallon current: 85.7K official
~50K → ~82K · +64% (+32K) in nine months
Fallon current: 85.7K official
692,046 → ~1.0M · +45% by undated summer 2026 readings
Fallon current: 85.7K official
~47–48K (~Jan. 2026) · 127.3K (Oct. 9, 2026)
Fallon current: 85.7K official
Fallon’s campaign Facebook added about 1.5% over ~4½ years, while his official Instagram grew about 49% (+3,638) from Nov. 2024 to Oct. 2026. Peer X readings show Self +48% (+24K) from Jan.–Sep. 2026, Van Duyne official +71% (+22K), and Cammack personal +64% (+32K); these are neutral comparisons, not a growth ranking.
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What the comparison suggests—and what it does not.
The refreshed official-X ranking changes the headline. Fallon is a strong second at 85.7K, behind Cammack at 127.3K. His official presence remains his strongest footing; personal and campaign audiences stay separate because overlap is unknown.
Only the additions to the Fallon–Gill plan—not a repeat of it.
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Campaign sites only. Official House websites are excluded.
Campaign website · verified Oct. 7, 2026
Campaign website · verified Oct. 7, 2026
teamronny.com · joint fundraising committee · verified Oct. 9, 2026
Campaign website · latest available review
Campaign website · latest available review
What this inventory can—and cannot—show: a visible form or pathway confirms that the feature is available on the campaign website. It does not establish how much traffic reaches it, how many people complete it, or how well it converts. No traffic or visitor estimates are included.
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Architecture, engagement pattern, conversion and known measurement gaps.
TX-04 · refreshed Oct. 9, 2026
TX-24 · closest scale mirror
TX-13 · national-personality model
FL-03 · strongest transferable model
TX-03 · half-step ahead on visual platforms
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How to read what is measured, reported or left open.
It does not mean zero, inactive or unimportant. It means the platform hid the count from logged-out visitors, the account owner hid it, or no current public reading could be verified. Those cells are excluded from ranking rather than treated as zero.
Targeted searches did not surface a verifiable account. Absence cannot be proved, so the report says “none found” rather than “does not exist.”
Figures were refreshed Oct. 9, 2026 through two independent logged-out verifications; account identities were cross-checked through House and campaign sites. Earlier dated readings are retained and labeled rather than silently overwritten. Rounded K/M figures reproduce rounded profile displays, not exact counts. Official, personal and campaign accounts are reported separately because audience overlap is unknown.
Exact current per-post engagement could not be independently verified for most profiles. Van Duyne’s August 2026 Facebook posts were visible at 22 to roughly 1,000 likes, usually tens to hundreds; Self X and Cammack X/Instagram remain unmeasured. Where historical third-party numbers or visible post reactions are discussed, they are labeled with date, source type and confidence. Qualitative labels such as “spike-driven” are interpretations, not platform-certified findings.
The next round of measurement would add:
Login walls and owner-hidden counts still prevent a complete census. Fallon’s official Facebook remains unmeasured. GETTR counts were visible logged-out for Van Duyne (3,930) and Jackson (26.2K), but ownership is less strongly corroborated because no reverse links were found on their House or campaign homepages. Jackson’s Truth Social URL returned “Not found,” and Van Duyne candidate handles failed; the report therefore says no verified account was found, not that none exists. Historical X tracker readings are directional, not an audited time series.