The FEC ruled that Google’s email platform, Gmail, does not filter emails for political purposes after the RNC filed a complaint against the Big Tech giant.
During the 2020 election cycle, an RNC official said the study found that Gmail routed Republican emails to spam at a rate approximately 820% higher than similar Democrat fundraising appeals.
The FEC found no political difference in how Gmail determines whether to send political emails to spam. In a statement to Fox News Digital Tuesday, Google spokesperson José Castañeda said the FEC’s"bipartisan decision to dismiss this complaint reaffirms that Gmail does not filter emails for political purposes."
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