Macroeconomics

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Posts in current filter4,240
Filtered engagement9.9M
Ideology dots41

Topic volume over time

485 intervals combined into 72 contiguous bins from 485 dated source rows.

Total
4,240
Peak
367

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 2, 2020–Feb 5, 2020666
Feb 13, 2020–Mar 1, 20201077
Mar 3, 2020–Mar 15, 2020877
Mar 16, 2020–Mar 21, 20201266
Mar 22, 2020–Mar 30, 20202577
Apr 2, 2020–Apr 14, 20201077
Apr 15, 2020–Apr 22, 20201977
Apr 24, 2020–May 7, 2020766
May 8, 2020–May 27, 2020877
Jun 5, 2020–Jul 12, 20201077
Jul 13, 2020–Aug 6, 20201177
Aug 7, 2020–Aug 14, 20201266
Aug 17, 2020–Aug 28, 20201377
Sep 10, 2020–Oct 5, 2020977
Oct 11, 2020–Oct 27, 2020777
Oct 29, 2020–Nov 10, 20201366
Nov 11, 2020–Nov 25, 20201877
Dec 4, 2020–Dec 21, 2020977
Dec 22, 2020–Dec 30, 20201066
Dec 31, 2020–Jan 15, 20211277
Jan 17, 2021–Jan 25, 20211077
Jan 26, 2021–Feb 2, 20212477
Feb 3, 2021–Feb 10, 20211366
Feb 14, 2021–Mar 9, 20212277
Mar 12, 2021–Apr 8, 20211877
Apr 17, 2021–Apr 30, 20212677
May 1, 2021–May 26, 20212566
Jun 13, 2021–Sep 2, 20212977
Sep 15, 2021–Oct 14, 20216177
Oct 15, 2021–Oct 31, 202116077
Nov 1, 2021–Nov 11, 202111966
Nov 17, 2021–Dec 2, 202110777
Dec 3, 2021–Dec 16, 202110877
Dec 18, 2021–Dec 30, 20217877
Dec 31, 2021–Jan 23, 20226166
Jan 27, 2022–Feb 6, 20226977
Feb 7, 2022–Feb 16, 20228577
Feb 17, 2022–Mar 10, 20226266
Mar 11, 2022–Mar 22, 20228377
Mar 23, 2022–Apr 18, 20228177
Apr 19, 2022–May 7, 20229477
May 10, 2022–May 21, 20227966
May 23, 2022–Jun 16, 202211477
Jun 19, 2022–Jul 6, 202217677
Jul 12, 2022–Jul 27, 202228977
Jul 28, 2022–Aug 3, 202212866
Aug 4, 2022–Aug 13, 202236777
Aug 15, 2022–Aug 26, 202233877
Aug 29, 2022–Sep 12, 20226577
Sep 13, 2022–Sep 24, 20225466
Sep 26, 2022–Oct 13, 20225477
Oct 19, 2022–Nov 4, 20222677
Nov 5, 2022–Nov 16, 20224677
Nov 17, 2022–Dec 6, 20223366
Dec 7, 2022–Dec 28, 20221877
Jan 4, 2023–Jan 15, 20235677
Jan 18, 2023–Jan 25, 20235666
Jan 26, 2023–Feb 7, 20238977
Feb 8, 2023–Feb 17, 20233177
Feb 19, 2023–Mar 9, 20236477
Mar 11, 2023–Mar 16, 20235666
Mar 21, 2023–Apr 3, 20235477
Apr 4, 2023–Apr 17, 20235677
Apr 18, 2023–Apr 27, 20235677
May 2, 2023–May 11, 20234366
May 12, 2023–May 20, 20239577
May 21, 2023–May 29, 202310577
May 30, 2023–Jun 15, 20237077
Jun 16, 2023–Oct 30, 20233166
Feb 15, 2024–Apr 25, 2024777
Apr 30, 2024–Sep 15, 20241277
Sep 23, 2024–Jun 10, 2025877
Total4,240485485

State salience

Where Macroeconomics 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.

4,240 posts 4 populated combinations

Party by chamber. Post count by party and chamber for this topic. Unknown values remain visible.
PartyHouseSenateChamber unknownTotal
Democratic
2,684
757
0
3,441
Republican
791
8
0
799
Independent
0
0
0
0
Party unknown
0
0
0
0
Total3,47576504,240

Cell bars use a shared scale with a maximum of 2,684 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. 30 legislators shown.

Visible 30
Median ideology 0.141
Topic posts 4,240
Most active Tom Winter
-2.0-1.5-1.0-0.50.00.51.01.52.0More liberalMore conservativeTom Winter · Democratic · 2,166 topic posts · ideology 0.141Jeremy Trebas · Republican · 390 topic posts · ideology 0.138Margaret Macdonald · Democratic · 302 topic posts · ideology -0.070Jasmine Krotkov · Democratic · 288 topic posts · ideology 0.142Ellie Boldman · Democratic · 235 topic posts · ideology -0.045Mike Hopkins · Republican · 212 topic posts · ideology 0.033Jennifer Pomnichowski · Democratic · 183 topic posts · ideology 0.027Zach Brown · Democratic · 180 topic posts · ideology 0.002Llew Jones · Republican · 77 topic posts · ideology 0.447Seth Berglee · Republican · 40 topic posts · ideology 0.341Joel Krautter · Republican · 39 topic posts · ideology 0.386Shane Morigeau · Democratic · 25 topic posts · ideology -0.117Ryan Lynch · Democratic · 18 topic posts · ideology 0.185Mallerie Stromswold · Republican · 16 topic posts · ideology -0.090Christopher Pope · Democratic · 14 topic posts · ideology -0.094Barbara Bessette · Democratic · 13 topic posts · ideology 0.126Jacob Bachmeier · Democratic · 7 topic posts · ideology 0.184Alan Doane · Republican · 6 topic posts · ideology 0.469Geraldine Custer · Republican · 5 topic posts · ideology 0.522Bryce Bennett · Democratic · 4 topic posts · ideology -0.176Forrest Mandeville · Republican · 4 topic posts · ideology 0.373Casey Schreiner · Democratic · 3 topic posts · ideology 0.138Albert Olszewski · Republican · 3 topic posts · ideology 0.342Chris Friedel · Republican · 2 topic posts · ideology -0.070Zac Perry · Democratic · 2 topic posts · ideology 0.337Jennifer Fielder · Republican · 2 topic posts · ideology 0.400Tom Richmond · Republican · 1 topic post · ideology 0.106Tom Jacobson · Democratic · 1 topic post · ideology 0.173Wendy McKamey · Republican · 1 topic post · ideology 0.383Casey Knudsen · Republican · 1 topic post · ideology 0.427
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Legislators shown in the chart, ordered from most liberal to most conservative
LegislatorPartyIdeologyTopic posts
Bryce BennettDemocratic-0.1764
Shane MorigeauDemocratic-0.11725
Christopher PopeDemocratic-0.09414
Mallerie StromswoldRepublican-0.09016
Chris FriedelRepublican-0.0702
Margaret MacdonaldDemocratic-0.070302
Ellie BoldmanDemocratic-0.045235
Zach BrownDemocratic0.002180
Jennifer PomnichowskiDemocratic0.027183
Mike HopkinsRepublican0.033212
Tom RichmondRepublican0.1061
Barbara BessetteDemocratic0.12613
Casey SchreinerDemocratic0.1383
Jeremy TrebasRepublican0.138390
Tom WinterDemocratic0.1412,166
Jasmine KrotkovDemocratic0.142288
Tom JacobsonDemocratic0.1731
Jacob BachmeierDemocratic0.1847
Ryan LynchDemocratic0.18518
Zac PerryDemocratic0.3372
Seth BergleeRepublican0.34140
Albert OlszewskiRepublican0.3423
Forrest MandevilleRepublican0.3734
Wendy McKameyRepublican0.3831
Joel KrautterRepublican0.38639
Jennifer FielderRepublican0.4002
Casey KnudsenRepublican0.4271
Llew JonesRepublican0.44777
Alan DoaneRepublican0.4696
Geraldine CusterRepublican0.5225

Most concentrated voices

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

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Legislators concentrated on Macroeconomics
Llew JonesRepublican0.44716.5%
Jennifer FielderRepublican0.40015.4%
Ryan LynchDemocratic0.18510.5%
Margaret MacdonaldDemocratic-0.0709.1%
Tom RichmondRepublican0.1067.1%
Albert OlszewskiRepublican0.3425.3%
Geraldine CusterRepublican0.5225.2%
Christopher PopeDemocratic-0.0945.1%
Seth BergleeRepublican0.3414.5%
Zach BrownDemocratic0.0024.5%
Mike HopkinsRepublican0.0334.3%
Tom WinterDemocratic0.1413.8%
Jeremy TrebasRepublican0.1383.5%
Zac PerryDemocratic0.3372.6%
Jacob BachmeierDemocratic0.1842.4%
Jennifer PomnichowskiDemocratic0.0272.4%
Shane MorigeauDemocratic-0.1172.2%
Casey KnudsenRepublican0.4272.0%
Jasmine KrotkovDemocratic0.1421.7%
Alan DoaneRepublican0.4691.6%
Mallerie StromswoldRepublican-0.0901.1%
Ellie BoldmanDemocratic-0.0451.1%
Forrest MandevilleRepublican0.3730.8%
Casey SchreinerDemocratic0.1380.7%
Tom JacobsonDemocratic0.1730.6%

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Zach Brown

@brownformontana

Democratic MT House

RT @RobertFaturechi: NEW: After assuring the public about the government's coronavirus preparedness, Senate Intel chair Richard Burr, in on&

Macroeconomics

Tom Winter

@WinterForMT

Democratic MT House

RT @jessecase: Some of you have never gone through a global pandemic during an economic crash with a reality show host president who ignore&

Macroeconomics

Tom Winter

@WinterForMT

Democratic MT House

Sinema<U+2019>s lone $35 billion tax break for private equity would fund Medicaid expansion in my state for 900 years.

Macroeconomics

Tom Winter

@WinterForMT

Democratic MT House

RT @DanPriceSeattle: It's always "$600 checks two years ago and 50-cent raises for workers are causing inflation" and never "$3 trillion f<U+2026>

Macroeconomics

Democratic MT Senate

RT @ianbremmer: us: left govt, high inflation uk: right govt, high inflation germany: centrist govt, high inflation italy: everyone in go<U+2026>

Macroeconomics

Tom Winter

@WinterForMT

Democratic MT House

RT @POTUS: Oil prices are decreasing, gas prices should too. Last time oil was $96 a barrel, gas was $3.62 a gallon. Now it<U+2019>s $4.31. O<U+2026>

Macroeconomics

Jennifer Fielder

@Fielder4MT

Republican MT Senate

RT @realDonaldTrump: Congress must pass the old, and very strongly proven, deductibility by businesses on restaurants and entertainment. Th&

Macroeconomics

Tom Winter

@WinterForMT

Democratic MT House

RT @RBReich: The biggest U.S. airlines spent 96% of free cash flow over the last decade to buy back shares of their own stock in order to b&

Macroeconomics

Ellie Boldman

@EllieHill

Democratic MT Senate

RT @DanPriceSeattle: Overdraft fees did not exist until the 1990s. Now, banks make $8 billion a year in overdraft fees. The CEO of one le<U+2026>

Macroeconomics

Tom Winter

@WinterForMT

Democratic MT House

RT @iamharaldur: Companies and institutions that need to be bailed out by the government when they fail, should be owned by the government.<U+2026>

Macroeconomics