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Macroeconomics

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Posts in current filter1,663
Filtered engagement366.7K
Ideology dots19

Topic volume over time

289 intervals combined into 72 contiguous bins from 289 dated source rows.

Total
1,663
Peak
205

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

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IntervalpostsSource intervalsSource rows
Jan 1, 2020–Jan 6, 2020444
Jan 7, 2020–Jan 16, 2020644
Jan 23, 2020–Feb 10, 2020444
Feb 12, 2020–Feb 28, 2020444
Mar 10, 2020–Mar 16, 2020444
Mar 18, 2020–Mar 21, 20201444
Mar 22, 2020–Mar 26, 20201644
Mar 27, 2020–Apr 2, 2020544
Apr 4, 2020–Apr 15, 2020544
Apr 16, 2020–Apr 26, 2020544
Apr 27, 2020–May 11, 2020544
May 15, 2020–Jun 16, 2020544
Jun 17, 2020–Jul 29, 2020544
Aug 4, 2020–Aug 12, 2020544
Aug 13, 2020–Sep 1, 2020944
Sep 25, 2020–Oct 20, 2020644
Oct 21, 2020–Oct 25, 2020644
Oct 30, 2020–Nov 21, 2020544
Nov 23, 2020–Dec 3, 2020444
Dec 16, 2020–Dec 29, 2020544
Feb 2, 2021–Mar 7, 20211344
Mar 15, 2021–Mar 20, 2021844
Mar 23, 2021–Apr 1, 20211244
Apr 20, 2021–Apr 23, 20211244
Apr 24, 2021–Apr 27, 20211444
Apr 29, 2021–May 20, 20213444
May 21, 2021–May 28, 20214144
May 30, 2021–Jun 12, 20213044
Jun 21, 2021–Jul 3, 20211244
Jul 30, 2021–Aug 19, 20211344
Aug 25, 2021–Sep 15, 20212244
Sep 21, 2021–Oct 14, 20213044
Oct 19, 2021–Nov 3, 20215344
Nov 9, 2021–Dec 4, 20211244
Dec 5, 2021–Dec 31, 20213544
Jan 2, 2022–Jan 8, 20223844
Jan 9, 2022–Jan 12, 20229044
Jan 13, 2022–Jan 21, 20225544
Jan 25, 2022–Jan 28, 20228244
Jan 29, 2022–Feb 2, 20222244
Feb 3, 2022–Feb 16, 20222144
Feb 18, 2022–Mar 15, 20221844
Mar 25, 2022–Mar 30, 20223044
Mar 31, 2022–Apr 7, 20223044
Apr 12, 2022–Apr 15, 20221844
Apr 16, 2022–Apr 22, 20222644
Apr 26, 2022–May 13, 2022844
May 24, 2022–Jun 22, 20223544
Jun 27, 2022–Aug 25, 202220544
Aug 26, 2022–Sep 1, 20221244
Sep 2, 2022–Sep 7, 20221244
Sep 21, 2022–Sep 28, 20222844
Oct 2, 2022–Oct 20, 20224644
Oct 30, 2022–Nov 18, 20221744
Nov 28, 2022–Dec 2, 20221244
Dec 14, 2022–Dec 29, 2022944
Dec 30, 2022–Jan 12, 20232244
Jan 16, 2023–Feb 3, 20236444
Feb 5, 2023–Feb 24, 20233644
Feb 28, 2023–Mar 17, 20232644
Mar 18, 2023–Mar 29, 20232844
Mar 30, 2023–Apr 13, 20232844
Apr 18, 2023–Apr 25, 20232844
Apr 26, 2023–May 14, 20232644
May 16, 2023–May 22, 20234244
May 25, 2023–Jun 13, 20233544
Jun 17, 2023–Jun 20, 20232444
Oct 11, 2023–Jan 9, 2024444
Mar 22, 2024–Jul 18, 2024444
Jul 22, 2024–Jul 29, 2024744
Aug 1, 2024–Sep 12, 2024544
Sep 17, 2024–Nov 3, 2024755
Total1,663289289

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.

1,663 posts 3 populated combinations

PartyHouseSenateChamber unknownTotal
Democratic
0
1,424
0
1,424
Republican
0
119
0
119
Independent
0
120
0
120
Party unknown
0
0
0
0
Total01,66301,663

Cell bars use a shared scale with a maximum of 1,424 posts.

Adjacent topics

Other high-volume topics in the same corpus context.

  • 8 records
  1. Unknown Topic (999)
    41.3K
  2. Government Operations
    14.6K
  3. Civil Rights
    8,843
  4. Health
    8,626
  5. Law and Crime
    5,226
  6. Education
    4,953
  7. Social Welfare
    3,398
  8. Housing
    2,775

Ideology distribution

One dot per legislator with voting-record data. Dot size represents posts on this topic. 17 legislators shown.

Visible 17
Median ideology -0.030
Topic posts 1,663
Most active Adam Morfeld
-2.0-1.5-1.0-0.50.00.51.01.52.0More liberalMore conservativeAdam Morfeld · Democratic · 395 topic posts · ideology -0.189Justin Wayne · Democratic · 358 topic posts · ideology -0.149Carol Blood · Democratic · 328 topic posts · ideology 0.083Tony Vargas · Democratic · 174 topic posts · ideology -0.071Terell McKinney · Independent · 120 topic posts · ideology -0.173Patty Brooks · Democratic · 103 topic posts · ideology -0.030Brett Lindstrom · Republican · 91 topic posts · ideology -0.069Anna Wishart · Democratic · 20 topic posts · ideology -0.154Matt Hansen · Democratic · 18 topic posts · ideology -0.002John Stinner · Republican · 14 topic posts · ideology 0.226Lynne Walz · Democratic · 12 topic posts · ideology 0.200Kate Bolz · Democratic · 11 topic posts · ideology -0.071Joni Albrecht · Republican · 8 topic posts · ideology 0.113Curt Friesen · Republican · 4 topic posts · ideology 0.236Sue Crawford · Democratic · 3 topic posts · ideology 0.025Sara Howard · Democratic · 2 topic posts · ideology -0.155Mike Hilgers · Republican · 2 topic posts · ideology 0.027
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Legislators shown in the chart, ordered from most liberal to most conservative
LegislatorPartyIdeologyTopic posts
Adam MorfeldDemocratic-0.189395
Terell McKinneyIndependent-0.173120
Sara HowardDemocratic-0.1552
Anna WishartDemocratic-0.15420
Justin WayneDemocratic-0.149358
Kate BolzDemocratic-0.07111
Tony VargasDemocratic-0.071174
Brett LindstromRepublican-0.06991
Patty BrooksDemocratic-0.030103
Matt HansenDemocratic-0.00218
Sue CrawfordDemocratic0.0253
Mike HilgersRepublican0.0272
Carol BloodDemocratic0.083328
Joni AlbrechtRepublican0.1138
Lynne WalzDemocratic0.20012
John StinnerRepublican0.22614
Curt FriesenRepublican0.2364

Most concentrated voices

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

  • 19 records
1–19 of 19
Brett LindstromRepublican-0.06927.1%
John StinnerRepublican0.22611.9%
Joni AlbrechtRepublican0.1138.0%
Curt FriesenRepublican0.2366.3%
Justin WayneDemocratic-0.1495.6%
Sue CrawfordDemocratic0.0254.3%
Carol BloodDemocratic0.0832.4%
Tony VargasDemocratic-0.0711.7%
Mike HilgersRepublican0.0271.5%
Terell McKinneyIndependent-0.1731.3%
Adam MorfeldDemocratic-0.1891.3%
Matt HansenDemocratic-0.0021.1%
Kate BolzDemocratic-0.0710.8%
Patty BrooksDemocratic-0.0300.6%
Lynne WalzDemocratic0.2000.4%
Anna WishartDemocratic-0.1540.3%
Sara HowardDemocratic-0.1550.2%
Rita SandersRepublican0.0250.0%
Rich PahlsRepublican0.0630.0%

Post explorer

Browse high-engagement posts, recent posts, and representative samples assigned to this topic.

  • 10 matching posts

Sara Howard

@saraehoward1

Democratic NE Senate

RT @docjamesw: Restaurant owner here =K B Just so everyone understands, it isn't the shutdowns that are killing us. It's the virus Even&

Macroeconomics

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

RT @KamalaHarris: Lets be clear: if you make under $400,000 a year, you wont pay a penny more in taxes under a Biden-Harris administratio&

Macroeconomics

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

RT @POTUS: MAGA House Republicans are threatening a default that could cost us millions of jobs and trigger a recession. <U+00A0> All because they<U+2026>

Macroeconomics

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

RT @WHCOS: Not an accident. Not happenstance. The consequence of a Biden-Harris economic plan with <U+201C>Made in America<U+201D> at its heart: https<U+2026>

Macroeconomics

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

RT @atrupar: Sen. Van Hollen: "The farce of this whole thing is that under Donald Trump, we raised the debt ceiling 3 times, 40% of our nat<U+2026>

Macroeconomics

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

RT @SecretaryPete: President Biden is shattering records for job creation. Again.

Macroeconomics

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

RT @SecretaryPete: Just as we<U+2019>ve used our regulatory and enforcement tools to secure over $622,000,000 in refunds to hundreds of thousands<U+2026>

Macroeconomics

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

RT @WhiteHouse: 74% of Americans support reducing the federal budget deficit. President Biden<U+2019>s Inflation Reduction Act will help bring th<U+2026>

Macroeconomics

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

RT @JessicaLBYRD: I prepaid my taxes too, it's called 400 years of my ancestors unpaid labor. I'll be calling my accountant tomorrow. #De&

Macroeconomics

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

Great so we can withdraw what little money we have left in our retirement accounts that lost 35 percent of their value in the last two weeks so we can never retire. https://t.co/Jko4F5hDi1

Macroeconomics