You've Got Presidential Mail [INFOGRAPHIC]

President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are no strangers to your inbox.

This year's presidential candidates have been reaching out nonstop to their constituents through email, hoping the online messages help increase fundraising efforts, turnout at conventions, and the number of voters at the polls next week.

Digital marketing technology provider Silverpop analyzed 400 messages between the two candidates, their vice presidential partners and even their wives since August 2012 to see what their email campaigns have accomplished.

They found that both Obama and Romney's emailing ramped up dramatically post-convention. Romney increased his weekly emails by 150% and Obama by 91.4%. Romney and his VP candidate Paul Ryan also shared more weight of the email sending, whereas Democratic VP Joe Biden sent only 2.9% of the total emails.

And, it turns out, the First Ladies shared an email strategy. They both had similar email subject lines, inviting voters to the convention or to see them along the campaign trail.

See more about presidential emailing in the infographic below:

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