This document discusses several top compliance concerns for political email marketers in 2020, including the frequent use of political figures in ads, recipients receiving multiple messages per day, blacklisting of IPs or domains, and loan offers with high borrowing limits. It also addresses issues with spoofed domains, noting that spoofing tends to be a common litigation target, and the use of COVID-19 related language in emails to generate engagement, which sharply increased in 2020. Finally, it shows that subject lines mentioning Trump and Biden correlated with a 30% increase in inbox delivery rates compared to overall email volume and inbox rates.