Housing

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Posts in current filter3,988

Filtered engagement1.8M

Ideology dots77

Topic volume over time

504 intervals combined into 72 contiguous bins from 504 dated source rows.

Total: 3,988
Peak: 725

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

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Exact plotted values for Topic volume over time
Interval	posts	Source intervals	Source rows
Jan 3, 2020–Jan 13, 2020	15	7	7
Jan 14, 2020–Jan 27, 2020	13	7	7
Jan 31, 2020–Feb 11, 2020	7	7	7
Feb 12, 2020–Mar 4, 2020	21	7	7
Mar 5, 2020–Mar 13, 2020	11	7	7
Mar 16, 2020–Mar 27, 2020	18	7	7
Mar 31, 2020–Apr 8, 2020	15	7	7
Apr 12, 2020–Apr 20, 2020	19	7	7
Apr 22, 2020–Apr 30, 2020	15	7	7
May 1, 2020–May 16, 2020	9	7	7
May 18, 2020–Jun 2, 2020	10	7	7
Jun 4, 2020–Jun 24, 2020	9	7	7
Jun 27, 2020–Jul 7, 2020	8	7	7
Jul 9, 2020–Jul 24, 2020	9	7	7
Jul 26, 2020–Aug 11, 2020	10	7	7
Aug 14, 2020–Aug 23, 2020	10	7	7
Aug 25, 2020–Sep 2, 2020	14	7	7
Sep 3, 2020–Sep 17, 2020	12	7	7
Sep 21, 2020–Oct 5, 2020	10	7	7
Oct 8, 2020–Oct 16, 2020	18	7	7
Oct 18, 2020–Oct 27, 2020	12	7	7
Oct 28, 2020–Nov 12, 2020	9	7	7
Nov 14, 2020–Nov 24, 2020	12	7	7
Dec 1, 2020–Dec 16, 2020	10	7	7
Dec 17, 2020–Jan 13, 2021	9	7	7
Jan 20, 2021–Feb 18, 2021	20	7	7
Feb 21, 2021–Mar 4, 2021	26	7	7
Mar 5, 2021–Mar 17, 2021	32	7	7
Mar 22, 2021–Mar 30, 2021	28	7	7
Mar 31, 2021–Apr 10, 2021	20	7	7
Apr 12, 2021–May 1, 2021	14	7	7
May 3, 2021–May 31, 2021	41	7	7
Jun 3, 2021–Jun 17, 2021	42	7	7
Jun 24, 2021–Jul 24, 2021	14	7	7
Jul 27, 2021–Aug 6, 2021	45	7	7
Aug 8, 2021–Aug 19, 2021	30	7	7
Aug 20, 2021–Sep 12, 2021	45	7	7
Sep 15, 2021–Oct 11, 2021	37	7	7
Oct 12, 2021–Oct 30, 2021	45	7	7
Nov 4, 2021–Nov 14, 2021	41	7	7
Nov 16, 2021–Nov 25, 2021	46	7	7
Dec 2, 2021–Dec 13, 2021	313	7	7
Dec 14, 2021–Dec 22, 2021	195	7	7
Dec 23, 2021–Jan 2, 2022	44	7	7
Jan 4, 2022–Jan 11, 2022	114	7	7
Jan 12, 2022–Feb 3, 2022	100	7	7
Feb 4, 2022–Feb 17, 2022	20	7	7
Feb 22, 2022–Mar 8, 2022	45	7	7
Mar 15, 2022–Mar 24, 2022	25	7	7
Mar 27, 2022–Apr 13, 2022	16	7	7
Apr 14, 2022–Apr 30, 2022	31	7	7
May 3, 2022–May 18, 2022	23	7	7
May 19, 2022–Jun 21, 2022	65	7	7
Jun 23, 2022–Jul 8, 2022	54	7	7
Jul 12, 2022–Jul 26, 2022	136	7	7
Jul 27, 2022–Aug 3, 2022	725	7	7
Aug 4, 2022–Aug 16, 2022	304	7	7
Aug 18, 2022–Aug 26, 2022	417	7	7
Aug 27, 2022–Sep 3, 2022	27	7	7
Sep 4, 2022–Sep 19, 2022	16	7	7
Sep 21, 2022–Oct 12, 2022	41	7	7
Oct 13, 2022–Oct 28, 2022	23	7	7
Oct 29, 2022–Nov 9, 2022	36	7	7
Nov 10, 2022–Dec 11, 2022	24	7	7
Dec 13, 2022–Jan 5, 2023	17	7	7
Jan 6, 2023–Feb 1, 2023	57	7	7
Feb 2, 2023–Feb 15, 2023	28	7	7
Feb 18, 2023–Mar 18, 2023	46	7	7
Mar 29, 2023–Apr 21, 2023	49	7	7
Apr 22, 2023–May 13, 2023	75	7	7
May 14, 2023–Jun 4, 2023	77	7	7
Jun 17, 2023–Oct 26, 2024	14	7	7
Total	3,988	504	504

State salience

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

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

KY 3,988
Kentucky

Party by chamber

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

3,988 posts 4 populated combinations

Party by chamber. Post count by party and chamber for this topic. Unknown values remain visible.
Party	House	Senate	Total
Democratic	1,295	262	1,557
Republican	737	1,694	2,431
Independent	0	0	0
Party unknown	0	0	0
Total	2,032	1,956	3,988

Cell bars use a shared scale with a maximum of 1,694 posts.

Adjacent topics

Other high-volume topics in the same corpus context.

8 records

Ideology distribution

One dot per legislator with voting-record data. Dot size represents posts on this topic. 59 legislators shown.

Visible 59

Median ideology 0.146

Topic posts 3,988

Most active Attica Scott

Party Zoom 1.1x

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Legislators shown in the chart, ordered from most liberal to most conservative
Legislator	Party	Ideology	Topic posts
Attica Scott	Democratic	-0.253	491
Kelly Flood	Democratic	-0.221	162
Morgan McGarvey	Democratic	-0.183	164
Denise Angel	Democratic	-0.172	4
Charles Booker	Democratic	-0.169	134
Pamela Stevenson	Democratic	-0.169	4
Tina Bojanowski	Democratic	-0.144	232
Lisa Willner	Democratic	-0.124	101
Susan Westrom	Democratic	-0.069	46
Chris McDaniel	Republican	-0.054	88
Julie Adams	Republican	-0.047	39
Ken Fleming	Republican	-0.017	1
McKenzie Cantrell	Democratic	-0.004	7
Kevin Bratcher	Republican	0.020	18
Joe Graviss	Democratic	0.021	3
Jason Nemes	Republican	0.021	99
Russ Meyer	Democratic	0.021	1
Joni Jenkins	Democratic	0.023	59
David Yates	Democratic	0.024	94
Jerry Miller	Republican	0.025	15
Alan Gentry	Democratic	0.029	5
Mike Wilson	Republican	0.036	9
Ralph Alvarado	Republican	0.074	2
Michael Meredith	Republican	0.111	64
Adam Koenig	Republican	0.112	25
Wil Schroder	Republican	0.136	33
Jonathan Dixon	Republican	0.141	2
Rob Wiederstein	Democratic	0.141	20
Kimberly Moser	Republican	0.144	58
Ed Massey	Republican	0.146	40
Kim King	Republican	0.161	89
Jared Carpenter	Republican	0.161	47
Richard White	Republican	0.165	6
John Schickel	Republican	0.166	153
Whitney Westerfield	Republican	0.172	480
Jim Duplessis	Republican	0.180	14
Damon Thayer	Republican	0.185	477
Steve West	Republican	0.188	2
Savannah Maddox	Republican	0.197	61
Travis Brenda	Republican	0.203	26
Phillip Pratt	Republican	0.205	2
Jimmy Higdon	Republican	0.239	3
Robby Mills	Republican	0.246	118
Rick Girdler	Republican	0.250	5
Brandon Smith	Republican	0.251	11
Regina Huff	Republican	0.264	3
Randy Bridges	Republican	0.269	8
Jeff Hoover	Republican	0.274	25
Max Wise	Republican	0.281	224
Dean Schamore	Democratic	0.287	30
Steven Rudy	Republican	0.287	3
Robert Stivers	Republican	0.293	2
David Meade	Republican	0.306	1
David Givens	Republican	0.306	1
Ken Upchurch	Republican	0.314	11
Brandon Reed	Republican	0.319	73
Bart Rowland	Republican	0.321	58
Patrick Flannery	Republican	0.323	34
John Blanton	Republican	0.329	1

Most concentrated voices

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

77 records

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Legislators concentrated on Housing

Randy Bridges	Republican	0.269	42.1%
Jonathan Dixon	Republican	0.141	25.0%
Richard White	Republican	0.165	11.3%
David Yates	Democratic	0.024	9.7%
Brandon Smith	Republican	0.251	8.0%
Robert Stivers	Republican	0.293	7.7%
Michael Meredith	Republican	0.111	7.4%
Bart Rowland	Republican	0.321	6.3%
Jim Duplessis	Republican	0.180	6.1%
Kimberly Moser	Republican	0.144	5.6%
Jared Carpenter	Republican	0.161	5.1%
Robby Mills	Republican	0.246	4.9%
Chris McDaniel	Republican	-0.054	4.8%
Lisa Willner	Democratic	-0.124	4.6%
Phillip Pratt	Republican	0.205	4.5%
Morgan McGarvey	Democratic	-0.183	3.8%
Rob Wiederstein	Democratic	0.141	3.1%
David Meade	Republican	0.306	3.1%
Kevin Bratcher	Republican	0.020	2.5%
Brandon Reed	Republican	0.319	2.4%
Max Wise	Republican	0.281	2.2%
Damon Thayer	Republican	0.185	2.2%
Jason Nemes	Republican	0.021	2.1%
Attica Scott	Democratic	-0.253	2.1%
Jerry Miller	Republican	0.025	2.0%

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Whitney Westerfield

@KyWhitney

Republican KY Senate

Oct 9, 2020

RT @HenpeckedHal: My 20 year old cousin got his own apartment and it's going pretty well https://t.co/SaPSogpo0r

Housing

Whitney Westerfield

@KyWhitney

Republican KY Senate

Jan 19, 2023

RT @HenpeckedHal: My 20 year old cousin got his own apartment and it's going pretty well https://t.co/SaPSogpo0r

Housing

Kelly Flood

@kellyflood

Democratic KY House

May 31, 2021

RT @jonburkeUK: What if I told you there was a single intervention we could deliver in our cities that would cool them during heatwaves, re…

Housing

Attica Scott

@atticascott4ky

Democratic KY House

Mar 16, 2020

RT @LipstickEcon: I just heard a story from a friend that her landlord is halving her rent for two months and giving her back the majority&

Housing

Whitney Westerfield

@KyWhitney

Republican KY Senate

Apr 3, 2020

RT @RexChapman: In Toronto, several tenants of a building were worried they couldn't pay their rent during the Coronavirus pandemic. Their&

Housing

Kelly Flood

@kellyflood

Democratic KY House

Mar 31, 2021

RT @SecretaryPete: Okay. NOW it's infrastructure week!

Housing

Charles Booker

@Booker4KY

Democratic KY House

Sep 13, 2020

I believe housing is a human right.

Housing

Charles Booker

@Booker4KY

Democratic KY House

Sep 10, 2020

Green New Deal Now.

Housing

Attica Scott

@atticascott4ky

Democratic KY House

Sep 27, 2022

RT @ljoywilliams: My logic. If we can crash something into an asteroid to see what happens why can't we invest in housing everyone and see<U+2026>

Housing

Charles Booker

@Booker4KY

Democratic KY House

Sep 29, 2022

The city of Louisville announced 32 million dollars for affordable, sustainable housing. This is a major investment that will help so many of our loved ones living on the streets. This investment was made possible by the American Rescue Plan that Rand Paul voted against.

Housing