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Posts in current filter2,579
Filtered engagement204.5K
Ideology dots30

Topic volume over time

267 intervals combined into 72 contiguous bins from 267 dated source rows.

Total
2,579
Peak
378

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

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Exact plotted values for Topic volume over time
IntervalpostsSource intervalsSource rows
Jan 8, 2020–Jan 16, 2020333
Feb 16, 2020–Mar 14, 2020444
Mar 26, 2020–May 1, 2020444
May 10, 2020–May 22, 2020333
May 27, 2020–Jun 25, 2020644
Jul 3, 2020–Aug 18, 2020444
Aug 21, 2020–Sep 8, 2020633
Sep 9, 2020–Sep 23, 2020744
Sep 26, 2020–Oct 30, 2020444
Oct 31, 2020–Dec 13, 2020444
Dec 30, 2020–Jan 8, 2021333
Jan 15, 2021–Feb 2, 20211444
Feb 3, 2021–Feb 8, 20213644
Feb 9, 2021–Feb 11, 2021933
Feb 12, 2021–Feb 16, 20212744
Feb 17, 2021–Feb 25, 20212144
Feb 26, 2021–Mar 2, 20213044
Mar 4, 2021–Mar 9, 20211833
Mar 11, 2021–Apr 2, 20212444
Apr 3, 2021–Apr 13, 20211844
Apr 14, 2021–May 14, 20211633
May 24, 2021–May 29, 20212344
Jun 1, 2021–Jun 8, 20213044
Jun 13, 2021–Jul 8, 20211344
Jul 9, 2021–Jul 19, 2021333
Jul 21, 2021–Jul 30, 2021744
Aug 2, 2021–Aug 9, 20213144
Aug 11, 2021–Aug 13, 2021933
Aug 14, 2021–Aug 31, 20211744
Sep 7, 2021–Oct 3, 20211244
Oct 7, 2021–Oct 14, 20214033
Oct 20, 2021–Nov 3, 20212844
Nov 6, 2021–Nov 20, 20213644
Nov 28, 2021–Dec 6, 20212044
Dec 9, 2021–Dec 11, 20214033
Dec 16, 2021–Jan 3, 20225244
Jan 6, 2022–Jan 19, 20224544
Jan 20, 2022–Jan 23, 20224333
Jan 24, 2022–Jan 28, 20225144
Jan 29, 2022–Feb 9, 20221344
Feb 10, 2022–Feb 17, 20221444
Feb 18, 2022–Feb 23, 2022733
Feb 24, 2022–Mar 11, 20221944
Mar 15, 2022–Mar 19, 20221744
Mar 25, 2022–Mar 27, 20221733
Mar 28, 2022–Apr 1, 20222344
Apr 5, 2022–Apr 11, 20221044
Apr 13, 2022–Apr 27, 20221944
Apr 29, 2022–May 6, 2022633
May 8, 2022–Jun 1, 20224844
Jun 3, 2022–Jun 15, 202221144
Jun 28, 2022–Jul 9, 202215533
Jul 13, 2022–Jul 20, 202213944
Jul 26, 2022–Aug 3, 202237844
Aug 4, 2022–Aug 6, 202226533
Aug 8, 2022–Sep 20, 20227244
Sep 29, 2022–Dec 6, 20221144
Dec 10, 2022–Dec 25, 2022744
Jan 4, 2023–Jan 23, 20239433
Jan 24, 2023–Feb 1, 20234544
Feb 2, 2023–Feb 15, 20233544
Feb 16, 2023–Feb 27, 20233733
Mar 5, 2023–Mar 23, 20232844
Mar 31, 2023–Apr 15, 20233544
Apr 17, 2023–May 8, 20233544
May 15, 2023–May 25, 20232133
May 31, 2023–Sep 6, 20231744
Sep 13, 2023–Oct 10, 20231144
Oct 17, 2023–Jan 3, 2024533
Feb 16, 2024–Jul 29, 2024844
Aug 2, 2024–Aug 27, 2024744
Aug 29, 2024–Sep 24, 2024944
Total2,579267267

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.

2,579 posts 3 populated combinations

Party by chamber. Post count by party and chamber for this topic. Unknown values remain visible.
PartyHouseSenateChamber unknownTotal
Democratic
721
1,828
0
2,549
Republican
30
0
0
30
Independent
0
0
0
0
Party unknown
0
0
0
0
Total7511,82802,579

Cell bars use a shared scale with a maximum of 1,828 posts.

Adjacent topics

Other high-volume topics in the same corpus context.

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Ideology distribution

One dot per legislator with voting-record data. Dot size represents posts on this topic. 20 legislators shown.

Visible 20
Median ideology -0.233
Topic posts 2,579
Most active Stanley Chang
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Legislators shown in the chart, ordered from most liberal to most conservative
LegislatorPartyIdeologyTopic posts
Stanley ChangDemocratic-0.3421,521
Gene WardRepublican-0.3237
Troy HashimotoDemocratic-0.3119
Scott SaikiDemocratic-0.30218
Nicole LowenDemocratic-0.300109
Kai KaheleDemocratic-0.29774
Sharon MoriwakiDemocratic-0.27169
Mike GabbardDemocratic-0.23831
Adrian TamDemocratic-0.238228
Donna KimDemocratic-0.23575
Kalani EnglishDemocratic-0.23116
John MizunoDemocratic-0.22732
Patrick BrancoDemocratic-0.1899
Maile ShimabukuroDemocratic-0.18342
Angus McKelveyDemocratic-0.15722
Amy PerrusoDemocratic-0.108221
Val OkimotoRepublican-0.10611
Jeann_ KapelaDemocratic-0.0919
Bob McDermottRepublican-0.07712
Matthew LoprestiDemocratic-0.07764

Most concentrated voices

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

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1–25 of 30
Legislators concentrated on Housing
Stanley ChangDemocratic-0.34240.2%
Sharon MoriwakiDemocratic-0.27119.7%
Angus McKelveyDemocratic-0.15715.4%
Troy HashimotoDemocratic-0.3119.7%
Maile ShimabukuroDemocratic-0.1839.2%
Patrick BrancoDemocratic-0.1897.0%
Jeann_ KapelaDemocratic-0.0915.1%
Matthew LoprestiDemocratic-0.0774.7%
Amy PerrusoDemocratic-0.1084.6%
John MizunoDemocratic-0.2274.5%
Nicole LowenDemocratic-0.3003.4%
Donna KimDemocratic-0.2353.1%
Bob McDermottRepublican-0.0773.0%
Scott SaikiDemocratic-0.3022.8%
Kai KaheleDemocratic-0.2972.4%
Val OkimotoRepublican-0.1062.2%
Adrian TamDemocratic-0.2382.1%
Kalani EnglishDemocratic-0.2312.0%
Gene WardRepublican-0.3231.9%
Mike GabbardDemocratic-0.2381.0%
Della BelattiDemocratic-0.3430.0%
Chris LeeDemocratic-0.3160.0%
Chris ToddDemocratic-0.2970.0%
Rosalyn BakerDemocratic-0.2680.0%
Scott NishimotoDemocratic-0.2610.0%

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Stanley Chang

@stanleypchang

Democratic HI Senate

RT @glennkelman: 1 of 15: It has been hard to convey, through anecdotes or data, how bizarre the U.S. housing market has become. For exampl…

Housing

Stanley Chang

@stanleypchang

Democratic HI Senate

After four years of frustration in the Legislature, this year we finally enacted the enabling legislation to build Singapore style social housing in Hawaii. https://t.co/U2S2uLLUrP

Housing

Stanley Chang

@stanleypchang

Democratic HI Senate

Hong Kong is smaller than Oahu, has 7x the population, has one of the world’s lowest car ownership rates, and preserves 75% of its land. We can end the housing shortage without building on one inch of natural land or in existing residential neighborhoods. https://t.co/iycWccp7v5

Housing

Stanley Chang

@stanleypchang

Democratic HI Senate

“The highest and best use of that parcel cannot possibly be a strip mall and office building a hotel and luxury condos,” Chang said. “What the state needs is a large supply of reasonably priced homes that are available to Hawaii residents.” https://t.co/olsWdTV0tc

Housing

Stanley Chang

@stanleypchang

Democratic HI Senate

“The highest and best use of that parcel cannot possibly be a strip mall and office building a hotel and luxury condos,” Chang said. “What the state needs is a large supply of reasonably priced homes that are available to Hawaii residents.” https://t.co/olsWdTV0tc

Housing

Stanley Chang

@stanleypchang

Democratic HI Senate

“The highest and best use of that parcel cannot possibly be a strip mall and office building a hotel and luxury condos,” Chang said. “What the state needs is a large supply of reasonably priced homes that are available to Hawaii residents.” https://t.co/olsWdTV0tc

Housing

Stanley Chang

@stanleypchang

Democratic HI Senate

“The highest and best use of that parcel cannot possibly be a strip mall and office building a hotel and luxury condos,” Chang said. “What the state needs is a large supply of reasonably priced homes that are available to Hawaii residents.” https://t.co/olsWdTV0tc

Housing

Stanley Chang

@stanleypchang

Democratic HI Senate

“The highest and best use of that parcel cannot possibly be a strip mall and office building a hotel and luxury condos,” Chang said. “What the state needs is a large supply of reasonably priced homes that are available to Hawaii residents.” https://t.co/olsWdTV0tc

Housing

Stanley Chang

@stanleypchang

Democratic HI Senate

“The highest and best use of that parcel cannot possibly be a strip mall and office building a hotel and luxury condos,” Chang said. “What the state needs is a large supply of reasonably priced homes that are available to Hawaii residents.” https://t.co/olsWdTV0tc

Housing

Stanley Chang

@stanleypchang

Democratic HI Senate

“The highest and best use of that parcel cannot possibly be a strip mall and office building a hotel and luxury condos,” Chang said. “What the state needs is a large supply of reasonably priced homes that are available to Hawaii residents.” https://t.co/olsWdTV0tc

Housing