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Filtered engagement166.4K
Ideology dots19

Topic volume over time

356 intervals combined into 72 contiguous bins from 356 dated source rows.

Total
2,775
Peak
265

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 7, 2020–Jan 10, 2020844
Jan 11, 2020–Jan 22, 2020755
Jan 24, 2020–Feb 6, 2020755
Feb 7, 2020–Feb 20, 2020655
Feb 21, 2020–Feb 27, 2020855
Feb 28, 2020–Mar 9, 2020755
Mar 11, 2020–Mar 18, 20201155
Mar 20, 2020–Mar 26, 2020755
Mar 29, 2020–Apr 4, 2020755
Apr 5, 2020–Apr 28, 2020755
Apr 29, 2020–May 28, 2020555
Jun 15, 2020–Jul 20, 2020655
Jul 24, 2020–Jul 28, 20201555
Jul 29, 2020–Aug 13, 2020855
Aug 14, 2020–Aug 29, 2020655
Sep 1, 2020–Sep 24, 2020555
Oct 5, 2020–Oct 21, 2020655
Oct 22, 2020–Nov 19, 2020555
Nov 20, 2020–Dec 2, 2020544
Dec 4, 2020–Dec 13, 2020755
Dec 18, 2020–Jan 6, 2021755
Jan 14, 2021–Jan 24, 20211255
Jan 26, 2021–Feb 13, 20212855
Feb 18, 2021–Feb 26, 20211655
Mar 9, 2021–Mar 29, 20211655
Mar 30, 2021–Apr 20, 20211255
Apr 22, 2021–May 18, 20212755
May 19, 2021–Jun 2, 20213555
Jun 9, 2021–Jun 24, 20212755
Jul 5, 2021–Jul 30, 20211055
Aug 7, 2021–Aug 15, 20212055
Aug 23, 2021–Aug 30, 20213355
Sep 3, 2021–Sep 10, 20216555
Sep 11, 2021–Sep 16, 20217755
Sep 17, 2021–Sep 23, 202110155
Sep 24, 2021–Oct 12, 20212455
Oct 14, 2021–Nov 1, 20213044
Nov 3, 2021–Dec 9, 20214955
Dec 10, 2021–Jan 4, 20226855
Jan 5, 2022–Jan 16, 202212055
Jan 18, 2022–Jan 27, 20223455
Jan 28, 2022–Feb 2, 20229955
Feb 3, 2022–Feb 12, 20224155
Feb 13, 2022–Feb 20, 20223355
Feb 22, 2022–Mar 8, 20222755
Mar 9, 2022–Mar 17, 20222255
Mar 18, 2022–Mar 24, 20222255
Mar 26, 2022–Apr 1, 20221855
Apr 4, 2022–Apr 11, 20223955
Apr 12, 2022–Apr 21, 20222055
Apr 23, 2022–Apr 29, 20222555
Apr 30, 2022–May 20, 20221955
May 24, 2022–May 31, 202217855
Jun 1, 2022–Jun 20, 20226155
Jun 21, 2022–Jun 26, 20229944
Jun 27, 2022–Jul 14, 202219955
Jul 19, 2022–Aug 10, 202215955
Aug 12, 2022–Aug 22, 202226555
Aug 27, 2022–Sep 16, 20222055
Sep 17, 2022–Sep 29, 20223755
Oct 3, 2022–Oct 28, 20225655
Nov 1, 2022–Nov 7, 20222055
Nov 9, 2022–Dec 9, 20221555
Dec 14, 2022–Jan 27, 20232455
Feb 2, 2023–Feb 12, 20232455
Feb 13, 2023–Feb 25, 20234855
Mar 2, 2023–Mar 11, 20234155
Mar 12, 2023–Mar 27, 20237055
Mar 28, 2023–Apr 11, 20234955
Apr 20, 2023–May 1, 20234255
May 19, 2023–Jun 15, 20233555
Jun 16, 2023–Oct 24, 20241455
Total2,775356356

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.

2,775 posts 3 populated combinations

Party by chamber. Post count by party and chamber for this topic. Unknown values remain visible.
PartyHouseSenateChamber unknownTotal
Democratic
0
2,468
0
2,468
Republican
0
17
0
17
Independent
0
290
0
290
Party unknown
0
0
0
0
Total02,77502,775

Cell bars use a shared scale with a maximum of 2,468 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. 15 legislators shown.

Visible 15
Median ideology -0.069
Topic posts 2,775
Most active Adam Morfeld
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Legislators shown in the chart, ordered from most liberal to most conservative
LegislatorPartyIdeologyTopic posts
Adam MorfeldDemocratic-0.189684
Terell McKinneyIndependent-0.173290
Sara HowardDemocratic-0.1554
Anna WishartDemocratic-0.15473
Justin WayneDemocratic-0.149534
Kate BolzDemocratic-0.0719
Tony VargasDemocratic-0.071306
Brett LindstromRepublican-0.0696
Patty BrooksDemocratic-0.030219
Matt HansenDemocratic-0.002233
Sue CrawfordDemocratic0.0253
Mike HilgersRepublican0.0277
Carol BloodDemocratic0.083400
Lynne WalzDemocratic0.2003
John StinnerRepublican0.2264

Most concentrated voices

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

  • 19 records
1–19 of 19
Legislators concentrated on Housing
Matt HansenDemocratic-0.00213.8%
Justin WayneDemocratic-0.1498.3%
Mike HilgersRepublican0.0275.2%
Sue CrawfordDemocratic0.0254.3%
John StinnerRepublican0.2263.4%
Terell McKinneyIndependent-0.1733.2%
Tony VargasDemocratic-0.0712.9%
Carol BloodDemocratic0.0832.9%
Adam MorfeldDemocratic-0.1892.2%
Brett LindstromRepublican-0.0691.8%
Patty BrooksDemocratic-0.0301.4%
Anna WishartDemocratic-0.1541.2%
Kate BolzDemocratic-0.0710.6%
Sara HowardDemocratic-0.1550.4%
Lynne WalzDemocratic0.2000.1%
Rita SandersRepublican0.0250.0%
Rich PahlsRepublican0.0630.0%
Joni AlbrechtRepublican0.1130.0%
Curt FriesenRepublican0.2360.0%

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  • 10 matching posts

Anna Wishart

@NebraskaAnna

Democratic NE Senate

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

Matt Hansen

@MattHansenNE

Democratic NE Senate

RT @awalkerinLA: I wrote a story on April 1 about tenants who werent able to pay rent this month and as of this morning Ive gotten 53 ema&

Housing

Brett Lindstrom

@SenBLindstrom

Republican NE Senate

RT @Locke_Wiggins: A mileage tax is a tax on rural living.

Housing

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

RT @NWSOmaha: One of the most common questions we get on snowfall posts is "how much for [my city]." So no one feels left out, we went ahe<U+2026>

Housing

Patty Brooks

@Patty4Nebraska

Democratic NE Senate

Mike Flood: Believes student loan relief is "completely tone deaf." Also Mike Flood: *accepts over $800,000 in PPP loan forgiveness* <U+0001F914> https://t.co/AsTIP7mIRq

Housing

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

A testifier just said people who need Section 8 housing are "less invested" and overall bad tenants as compared to those who are not. He had no evidence to back that up when I asked. As someone who grew up in Section 8 housing this is not only offensive but wrong.

Housing

Matt Hansen

@MattHansenNE

Democratic NE Senate

I prioritized the bill to make Nebraska accept the federal Emergency Rental Assistance this morning.

Housing

Carol Blood

@senatorblood

Democratic NE Senate

I believe Nebraska should follow Idaho’s independent commission process and require that ALL meetings, hearings, and so on concerning redistricting be open to the public without exception. What say you, Nebraska? Wanna watch? @Adam_Morfeld @SenSteveLathrop @LouAnnLinehan

Housing

Matt Hansen

@MattHansenNE

Democratic NE Senate

I prioritized the bill to make Nebraska accept the federal Emergency Rental Assistance this morning.

Housing

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

As someone who grew up with a mother who worked hard and full time and still needed food stamps and federally subsidized housing I proudly voted to override the Governor’s veto of additional SNAP benefits. #Neleg #Nebraska https://t.co/MpP5lKQtCH

Housing