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Staffers Instagrams provide insight into life on Capitol Hill

Senate staffers and visitors pass by plexiglass-enclosed displays of various U.S. Capitol design models earlier this week. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)
Senate staffers and visitors pass by plexiglass-enclosed displays of various U.S. Capitol design models earlier this week. (Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)
By Alex Gangitano
Posted February 16, 2018 at 5:00am

Roll Call photographers capture scenes from the Capitol of staffers at work on a daily basis. But we wanted to see what staffers are capturing themselves.

Through congressional staffers with public Instagram accounts, we found images of Capitol Hill life through their eyes.

Share your Instagram photographs with us for future editions by sending them to HOH@rollcall.com.

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(Courtesy of @SenatorSanchi)

Mackenzie Fox, a staff assistant in the House, has an Instagram account for her pug cleverly named Senator Sanchi. The pup was photographed on Feb. 2 on her desk, waiting for her to take him home.

 

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(Courtesy of @Jayson621)

Jayson, a House staffer, posted a photograph of the Capitol at night on Jan. 22, which was the last day of the first government shutdown this Congress.

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