There’s been a lot of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez news recently.

The 29-year-old congresswoman from the Bronx has said that she is glad that President Trump’s government shutdown has given her “free time to make trouble”. She’s appeared on Stephen Colbert’s chat show, given a passionate speech at the Women’s March in New York and hit back at writer and director Aaron Sorkin, who said in an interview that he thought she and other young democrats should “act like adults”. (“If we don’t show up for people, why should you feel entitled to their vote">Twitter.)

But buried underneath all this news was an interesting tidbit about a recent shakeup in the engagement rankings of politicians on Twitter. The most engaged politician on Twitter is, unsurprisingly, trigger-happy Trump, fan of an all-caps tweet or the single, plaintive “Sad!”

But in the second spot is Ocasio-Cortez. In a month, she racked up almost 12 million Twitter impressions, a number dwarfing the politician in third place, 2020 presidential hopeful Kamala Harris with her 4.6 million impressions.

How Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez played Trump at his own social media game – and won