The White House press corps is a resilient group of journalists who seek the truth and keep administrations accountable. This week, we take a look at the top White House newspaper reporters and correspondents based on their Twitter following. Metrics were pulled on August 10, 2018 and may change over time.
1. Maggie Haberman -- White House Correspondent, The New York Times -- 893,340
2. Philip Rucker -- White House Bureau Chief, The Washington Post -- 260,720
3. Ashley Parker -- White House Reporter, The Washington Post -- 208,958
4. Peter Baker -- Chief White House Correspondent, The New York Times -- 183,882
5. Josh Dawsey -- White House Reporter, The Washington Post -- 133,133
6. Julie Davis -- White House Reporter, The New York Times -- 95,953
7. Michael D. Shear -- White House Correspondent, The New York Times -- 73,740
8. Seung Min Kim -- White House Reporter, The Washington Post -- 72,829
9. Eli Stokols -- White House Reporter, The Los Angeles Times -- 54,828
10. Rebecca Ballhaus -- White House Reporter, The Wall Street Journal -- 47,186
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The Cision Media Research Team maintains a database of more than 1.6 million records, including social influencers, traditional media contacts, outlets and opportunities. We collect and maintain the latest contact and pitching information of bloggers and journalists who can spread your message, broaden your campaign and help you build relationships with the people who matter. Follow us at @Media_Moves