According to The Hill, page views also exceeded 1 billion, marking a 33 percent year when compared to May 2016.
In terms of mobile users, the Post reports a 40 percent year-over-year increase to total 65.5 million.
The Post's traffic growth coincides with Donald Trump's rise to the presidency and an increased interest from the public in political matters as a whole.
The New York Times has experienced similar growth, adding 308,000 net digital news subscriptions in the first three months this year, the best in the paper's history.
On the broadcast side, the daily drama of the President Trump era continues to be ratings gold for all three of the major cable news networks, with combined viewing of Fox News, MSNBC and CNN up 33 percent through the first week of June compared with the same time in 2016, according to data from Pivotal Research Group analyst Brian Wieser.
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