CivicWatch State legislative speech

Housing

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Posts in current filter1,208
Filtered engagement1.2M
Ideology dots19

Topic volume over time

210 intervals combined into 72 contiguous bins from 210 dated source rows.

Total
1,208
Peak
142

Adjacent intervals were combined into contiguous bins. No post counts were discarded.

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IntervalpostsSource intervalsSource rows
Jan 3, 2020–Jan 7, 2020222
Jan 15, 2020–Jan 25, 2020333
Jan 29, 2020–Feb 22, 2020333
Mar 12, 2020–Mar 24, 2020733
Mar 25, 2020–Mar 27, 2020433
Apr 2, 2020–Apr 6, 2020333
Apr 16, 2020–Apr 25, 2020333
May 8, 2020–May 16, 2020333
May 23, 2020–Jun 4, 2020533
Jun 9, 2020–Jul 1, 2020533
Jul 9, 2020–Jul 24, 2020333
Aug 6, 2020–Aug 9, 2020433
Aug 13, 2020–Aug 17, 2020322
Aug 24, 2020–Sep 5, 2020333
Sep 7, 2020–Sep 19, 2020333
Sep 21, 2020–Sep 28, 2020333
Oct 6, 2020–Oct 23, 2020333
Oct 28, 2020–Nov 5, 2020533
Nov 6, 2020–Nov 13, 2020333
Nov 17, 2020–Dec 16, 2020333
Dec 19, 2020–Jan 6, 2021333
Jan 8, 2021–Jan 26, 2021333
Jan 29, 2021–Feb 3, 20211133
Feb 9, 2021–Feb 18, 20211233
Feb 21, 2021–Feb 22, 2021622
Feb 26, 2021–Mar 5, 2021833
Mar 6, 2021–Mar 14, 2021933
Mar 16, 2021–Mar 30, 2021833
Apr 2, 2021–Apr 13, 20211233
Apr 17, 2021–May 15, 2021933
May 19, 2021–Jun 17, 20211633
Jun 23, 2021–Jul 21, 2021733
Jul 22, 2021–Jul 31, 2021633
Aug 4, 2021–Aug 25, 20211533
Sep 2, 2021–Sep 4, 20212933
Sep 7, 2021–Sep 19, 20212333
Sep 23, 2021–Sep 24, 2021922
Oct 4, 2021–Oct 7, 20211033
Oct 8, 2021–Oct 15, 20212233
Oct 20, 2021–Oct 25, 20212933
Oct 26, 2021–Nov 1, 20213033
Nov 2, 2021–Nov 22, 20213233
Nov 26, 2021–Dec 6, 20213133
Dec 14, 2021–Dec 21, 20213633
Dec 22, 2021–Feb 2, 20224733
Feb 3, 2022–Feb 15, 2022933
Feb 18, 2022–Mar 3, 2022533
Mar 4, 2022–Apr 22, 2022633
May 9, 2022–May 17, 2022422
May 18, 2022–May 28, 20224833
May 29, 2022–Jun 18, 2022633
Jun 24, 2022–Jul 3, 20225733
Jul 9, 2022–Jul 11, 20224633
Jul 12, 2022–Jul 29, 20224633
Aug 10, 2022–Aug 16, 202214233
Aug 19, 2022–Aug 26, 202210133
Aug 30, 2022–Sep 13, 2022633
Sep 28, 2022–Sep 30, 2022833
Oct 1, 2022–Oct 4, 2022833
Oct 16, 2022–Oct 19, 20221033
Oct 20, 2022–Oct 26, 2022822
Nov 3, 2022–Nov 29, 20221033
Dec 2, 2022–Dec 13, 2022833
Jan 6, 2023–Jan 11, 20232833
Feb 7, 2023–Feb 28, 20231833
Mar 13, 2023–Mar 17, 20232133
Mar 28, 2023–Mar 31, 20232833
Apr 20, 2023–May 2, 20232033
May 8, 2023–May 19, 20231633
May 20, 2023–Jun 6, 20232133
Jun 7, 2023–Jun 14, 20232133
Jun 15, 2023–Nov 19, 20241333
Total1,208210210

State salience

Where Housing appears most often across states, measured by post counts.

Each party is scaled independently; blue = Democratic, red = Republican, purple = equal relative contribution.
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Hue compares each party's independently scaled state contribution (blue Democratic, red Republican, purple equal). Bar length shows posts.

Party by chamber

Post count by party and chamber for this topic. Unknown values remain visible.

1,208 posts 4 populated combinations

PartyHouseSenateChamber unknownTotal
Democratic
871
292
0
1,163
Republican
44
1
0
45
Independent
0
0
0
0
Party unknown
0
0
0
0
Total91529301,208

Cell bars use a shared scale with a maximum of 871 posts.

Adjacent topics

Other high-volume topics in the same corpus context.

  • 8 records
  1. Unknown Topic (999)
    39K
  2. Government Operations
    15.4K
  3. Health
    11.9K
  4. Civil Rights
    11.6K
  5. Law and Crime
    7,261
  6. Education
    6,925
  7. Social Welfare
    5,028
  8. Macroeconomics
    3,327

Ideology distribution

One dot per legislator with voting-record data. Dot size represents posts on this topic. 11 legislators shown.

Visible 11
Median ideology -0.163
Topic posts 1,208
Most active Paul Baumbach
-2.0-1.5-1.0-0.50.00.51.01.52.0More liberalMore conservativePaul Baumbach · Democratic · 454 topic posts · ideology -0.163Debra Heffernan · Democratic · 200 topic posts · ideology -0.174Kimberly Williams · Democratic · 198 topic posts · ideology -0.188Kyle Gay · Democratic · 100 topic posts · ideology -0.129Sarah McBride · Democratic · 87 topic posts · ideology -0.212Bryan Townsend · Democratic · 83 topic posts · ideology -0.130Bryan Shupe · Republican · 44 topic posts · ideology -0.030Laura Sturgeon · Democratic · 22 topic posts · ideology -0.174Paul Baumbach · Democratic · 14 topic posts · ideology -0.163David Bentz · Democratic · 5 topic posts · ideology -0.157Anthony Delcollo · Republican · 1 topic post · ideology -0.171
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Legislators shown in the chart, ordered from most liberal to most conservative
LegislatorPartyIdeologyTopic posts
Sarah McBrideDemocratic-0.21287
Kimberly WilliamsDemocratic-0.188198
Laura SturgeonDemocratic-0.17422
Debra HeffernanDemocratic-0.174200
Anthony DelcolloRepublican-0.1711
Paul BaumbachDemocratic-0.163454
Paul BaumbachDemocratic-0.16314
David BentzDemocratic-0.1575
Bryan TownsendDemocratic-0.13083
Kyle GayDemocratic-0.129100
Bryan ShupeRepublican-0.03044

Most concentrated voices

Legislators with the largest share of their posts on this topic.

  • 19 records
1–19 of 19
Bryan ShupeRepublican-0.0305.7%
Bryan TownsendDemocratic-0.1302.6%
Debra HeffernanDemocratic-0.1742.2%
Anthony DelcolloRepublican-0.1711.3%
Paul BaumbachDemocratic-0.1631.1%
Kyle GayDemocratic-0.1291.0%
Kimberly WilliamsDemocratic-0.1880.8%
Sarah McBrideDemocratic-0.2120.6%
Paul BaumbachDemocratic-0.1630.6%
David BentzDemocratic-0.1570.5%
Laura SturgeonDemocratic-0.1740.3%
Darius BrownDemocratic-0.2660.0%
Michael SmithRepublican-0.2060.0%
Sherae'A MooreDemocratic-0.1800.0%
Sherry WalkerDemocratic-0.1680.0%
Nicole PooreDemocratic-0.1480.0%
Stephen SmykRepublican-0.0090.0%
Timothy DukesRepublican0.0710.0%
Brian PettyjohnRepublican0.1190.0%

Post explorer

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  • 10 matching posts

Paul Baumbach

@PaulBaumbach

Democratic DE House

RT @sarahcpr: Petition to turn Trump Tower into subsidized housing, since thats what its apparently been this whole time anyway

Housing

Paul Baumbach

@PaulBaumbach

Democratic DE House

RT @Strandjunker: I need someone to explain to me why it<U+2019>s always <U+201C>if you can<U+2019>t pay rent, buy fewer lattes and avocado toasts<U+201D> and not <U+201C>if<U+2026>

Housing

Paul Baumbach

@PaulBaumbach

Democratic DE House

RT @Strandjunker: I need someone to explain to me why it<U+2019>s always <U+201C>if you can<U+2019>t pay rent, buy fewer lattes and avocado toasts<U+201D> and not <U+201C>if<U+2026>

Housing

Kimberly Williams

@kimwilliamsde

Democratic DE House

RT @briantylercohen: Ted Cruz voted against Sandy relief for New York. New York’s congresswoman, @AOC, just raised over $3 million for orga…

Housing

Paul Baumbach

@PaulBaumbach

Democratic DE House

RT @BrentToderian: <U+201C>In Finland, the # of homeless people has fallen sharply. Those affected receive a small apartment &amp; counselling with no<U+2026>

Housing

Paul Baumbach

@PaulBaumbach

Democratic DE House

RT @SawyerHackett: It costs approximately $1,200 for someone to evacuate a massive hurricane like Ian. So with the $12 million in taxpaye<U+2026>

Housing

Paul Baumbach

@PBaumbachDE

Democratic DE House

RT @DavidBegnaud: This is so important for everyone to understand. This explains why Governors say: I'm not getting the supplies I need - y&

Housing

Paul Baumbach

@PaulBaumbach

Democratic DE House

RT @aaronAcarr: "Research shows it costs taxpayers $31,065 a year to criminalize a single person experiencing homelessness while the yearly<U+2026>

Housing

Bryan Townsend

@BryanTownsendDE

Democratic DE Senate

RT @aaronAcarr: "Research shows it costs taxpayers $31,065 a year to criminalize a single person experiencing homelessness while the yearly<U+2026>

Housing

Paul Baumbach

@PaulBaumbach

Democratic DE House

RT @TristanSnell: BREAKING: Herschel Walker has NEVER lived at the home he claims in Georgia. He has owned it for 17 years. He has rented i<U+2026>

Housing