Macroeconomics

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Topic volume over time

1,066 intervals combined into 72 contiguous bins from 1,066 dated source rows.

Total
14.2K
Peak
1,527

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 1, 2020–Jan 23, 2020351414
Jan 24, 2020–Feb 12, 2020331515
Feb 13, 2020–Mar 10, 2020431515
Mar 11, 2020–Mar 25, 20201171515
Mar 26, 2020–Apr 10, 2020721515
Apr 11, 2020–Apr 25, 2020831414
Apr 26, 2020–May 12, 2020541515
May 13, 2020–May 29, 2020491515
May 31, 2020–Jun 18, 2020491515
Jun 19, 2020–Jul 3, 2020841515
Jul 4, 2020–Jul 18, 2020701414
Jul 19, 2020–Aug 2, 2020681515
Aug 3, 2020–Aug 17, 2020951515
Aug 18, 2020–Sep 3, 2020821515
Sep 4, 2020–Sep 20, 2020661515
Sep 22, 2020–Oct 5, 20201681414
Oct 6, 2020–Oct 20, 2020901515
Oct 21, 2020–Nov 4, 2020671515
Nov 5, 2020–Nov 26, 2020571515
Nov 28, 2020–Dec 13, 2020501515
Dec 14, 2020–Dec 28, 2020651414
Dec 29, 2020–Jan 13, 2021341515
Jan 14, 2021–Jan 29, 2021991515
Jan 30, 2021–Feb 14, 20211391515
Feb 15, 2021–Mar 2, 20212201515
Mar 3, 2021–Mar 16, 20212471414
Mar 17, 2021–Apr 1, 20211061515
Apr 2, 2021–Apr 17, 20211381515
Apr 18, 2021–May 2, 20211271515
May 3, 2021–May 17, 20212661515
May 18, 2021–Jun 2, 20211991414
Jun 3, 2021–Jun 19, 20212901515
Jun 20, 2021–Jul 13, 2021981515
Jul 14, 2021–Aug 4, 2021351515
Aug 5, 2021–Aug 21, 2021931515
Aug 22, 2021–Sep 7, 20211621515
Sep 8, 2021–Sep 21, 20212181414
Sep 22, 2021–Oct 12, 20211661515
Oct 13, 2021–Oct 27, 20212391515
Oct 28, 2021–Nov 15, 20212221515
Nov 16, 2021–Dec 2, 20211891515
Dec 3, 2021–Dec 17, 20211461414
Dec 18, 2021–Jan 3, 20221821515
Jan 4, 2022–Jan 18, 20221451515
Jan 19, 2022–Feb 5, 20223041515
Feb 6, 2022–Feb 20, 20222651515
Feb 21, 2022–Mar 11, 2022941414
Mar 12, 2022–Mar 29, 2022791515
Mar 30, 2022–Apr 13, 20222311515
Apr 14, 2022–Apr 29, 20221241515
May 2, 2022–May 23, 2022911515
May 26, 2022–Jun 14, 20222121414
Jun 15, 2022–Jul 5, 20223271515
Jul 6, 2022–Jul 22, 20228121515
Jul 23, 2022–Aug 8, 20229711515
Aug 9, 2022–Aug 23, 20221,5271515
Aug 24, 2022–Sep 7, 20224661414
Sep 9, 2022–Sep 27, 2022951515
Sep 29, 2022–Oct 20, 20222701515
Oct 21, 2022–Nov 4, 20225701515
Nov 5, 2022–Nov 21, 20221541515
Nov 24, 2022–Dec 10, 20221001414
Dec 12, 2022–Jan 8, 2023731515
Jan 9, 2023–Jan 28, 20233741515
Jan 30, 2023–Feb 17, 20231901515
Feb 19, 2023–Mar 13, 20232091515
Mar 14, 2023–Mar 30, 20233601414
Mar 31, 2023–Apr 19, 20232691515
Apr 20, 2023–May 13, 20232451515
May 16, 2023–May 31, 20233291515
Jun 2, 2023–Aug 6, 20241611515
Aug 9, 2024–Nov 5, 2024301515
Total14,1891,0661,066

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.

14,189 posts 5 populated combinations

Party by chamber. Post count by party and chamber for this topic. Unknown values remain visible.
PartyHouseSenateChamber unknownTotal
Democratic
6,012
6,768
0
12.8K
Republican
1,080
64
0
1,144
Independent
0
265
0
265
Party unknown
0
0
0
0
Total7,0927,097014.2K

Cell bars use a shared scale with a maximum of 6,768 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. 36 legislators shown.

Visible 36
Median ideology -0.061
Topic posts 14,189
Most active Mimi Stewart
-2.0-1.5-1.0-0.50.00.51.01.52.0More liberalMore conservativeMimi Stewart · Democratic · 3,911 topic posts · ideology -0.279Elizabeth Thomson · Democratic · 2,068 topic posts · ideology -0.005Matthew McQueen · Democratic · 1,296 topic posts · ideology 0.135Javier Martinez · Democratic · 1,165 topic posts · ideology -0.294James Townsend · Republican · 936 topic posts · ideology 0.309William Soules · Democratic · 929 topic posts · ideology -0.039Moe Maestas · Democratic · 523 topic posts · ideology -0.083Pete Campos · Democratic · 515 topic posts · ideology 0.062Richard Martinez · Democratic · 496 topic posts · ideology -0.065Antoinette Lopez · Democratic · 391 topic posts · ideology -0.292Michael Padilla · Democratic · 323 topic posts · ideology -0.054Jacob Candelaria · Independent · 265 topic posts · ideology -0.074Joy Garratt · Democratic · 206 topic posts · ideology 0.001Andrea Romero · Democratic · 189 topic posts · ideology -0.124Jeff Steinborn · Democratic · 164 topic posts · ideology -0.023Angelica Rubio · Democratic · 118 topic posts · ideology -0.122Nathan Small · Democratic · 95 topic posts · ideology 0.010Brian Egolf · Democratic · 91 topic posts · ideology -0.184Joanne Ferrary · Democratic · 78 topic posts · ideology -0.039Patricia Caballero · Democratic · 67 topic posts · ideology -0.061Alonzo Baldonado · Republican · 63 topic posts · ideology -0.028Bill McCamley · Democratic · 60 topic posts · ideology -0.184Rebecca Dow · Republican · 57 topic posts · ideology 0.232Peter Wirth · Democratic · 36 topic posts · ideology -0.213Joe Cervantes · Republican · 33 topic posts · ideology -0.083Craig Brandt · Republican · 31 topic posts · ideology -0.062Roger Montoya · Democratic · 19 topic posts · ideology 0.032Meredith Dixon · Democratic · 17 topic posts · ideology -0.258Dennis Roch · Republican · 13 topic posts · ideology 0.262Deborah Armstrong · Democratic · 10 topic posts · ideology -0.146Gail Chasey · Democratic · 7 topic posts · ideology -0.418Jason Harper · Republican · 7 topic posts · ideology -0.103Georgene Louis · Democratic · 3 topic posts · ideology -0.069David Gallegos · Republican · 3 topic posts · ideology -0.014Clemente Sanchez · Democratic · 3 topic posts · ideology 0.068Kelly Fajardo · Republican · 1 topic post · ideology -0.061
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Legislators shown in the chart, ordered from most liberal to most conservative
LegislatorPartyIdeologyTopic posts
Gail ChaseyDemocratic-0.4187
Javier MartinezDemocratic-0.2941,165
Antoinette LopezDemocratic-0.292391
Mimi StewartDemocratic-0.2793,911
Meredith DixonDemocratic-0.25817
Peter WirthDemocratic-0.21336
Bill McCamleyDemocratic-0.18460
Brian EgolfDemocratic-0.18491
Deborah ArmstrongDemocratic-0.14610
Andrea RomeroDemocratic-0.124189
Angelica RubioDemocratic-0.122118
Jason HarperRepublican-0.1037
Joe CervantesRepublican-0.08333
Moe MaestasDemocratic-0.083523
Jacob CandelariaIndependent-0.074265
Georgene LouisDemocratic-0.0693
Richard MartinezDemocratic-0.065496
Craig BrandtRepublican-0.06231
Patricia CaballeroDemocratic-0.06167
Kelly FajardoRepublican-0.0611
Michael PadillaDemocratic-0.054323
William SoulesDemocratic-0.039929
Joanne FerraryDemocratic-0.03978
Alonzo BaldonadoRepublican-0.02863
Jeff SteinbornDemocratic-0.023164
David GallegosRepublican-0.0143
Elizabeth ThomsonDemocratic-0.0052,068
Joy GarrattDemocratic0.001206
Nathan SmallDemocratic0.01095
Roger MontoyaDemocratic0.03219
Pete CamposDemocratic0.062515
Clemente SanchezDemocratic0.0683
Matthew McQueenDemocratic0.1351,296
Rebecca DowRepublican0.23257
Dennis RochRepublican0.26213
James TownsendRepublican0.309936

Most concentrated voices

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

  • 49 records
1–25 of 49
Legislators concentrated on Macroeconomics
Alonzo BaldonadoRepublican-0.02815.3%
James TownsendRepublican0.30912.2%
Meredith DixonDemocratic-0.2589.4%
Javier MartinezDemocratic-0.2948.7%
Dennis RochRepublican0.2628.4%
Peter WirthDemocratic-0.2137.6%
Craig BrandtRepublican-0.0625.9%
Michael PadillaDemocratic-0.0545.5%
Joanne FerraryDemocratic-0.0395.3%
Jason HarperRepublican-0.1035.2%
Moe MaestasDemocratic-0.0834.8%
Pete CamposDemocratic0.0624.8%
William SoulesDemocratic-0.0394.6%
Mimi StewartDemocratic-0.2794.5%
Antoinette LopezDemocratic-0.2924.1%
Andrea RomeroDemocratic-0.1243.7%
Rebecca DowRepublican0.2323.7%
Matthew McQueenDemocratic0.1353.5%
David GallegosRepublican-0.0143.3%
Richard MartinezDemocratic-0.0653.2%
Patricia CaballeroDemocratic-0.0612.9%
Elizabeth ThomsonDemocratic-0.0052.7%
Jacob CandelariaIndependent-0.0742.4%
Jeff SteinbornDemocratic-0.0232.4%
Nathan SmallDemocratic0.0102.1%

Post explorer

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  • 10 matching posts

Elizabeth Thomson

@lizthomsonnm

Democratic NM House

RT @AOC: The nerve of people who ask how are you going to pay for it? whenever we propose building advanced public education, healthcare,&

Macroeconomics

William Soules

@SenatorSoules

Democratic NM Senate

RT @JoeBiden: Let me be clear: A Biden-Harris Administration won't increase taxes by a dime on anyone making less than $400,000 a year.

Macroeconomics

William Soules

@SenatorSoules

Democratic NM Senate

RT @tlhicks713: So, you say you hate socialism? If you make $50,000/year, $36 of your taxes goes to food stamps. $4,000 goes to corporate…

Macroeconomics

Elizabeth Thomson

@lizthomsonnm

Democratic NM House

RT @tlhicks713: So, you say you hate socialism? If you make $50,000/year, $36 of your taxes goes to food stamps. $4,000 goes to corporate…

Macroeconomics

Mimi Stewart

@Sen_MimiStewart

Democratic NM Senate

RT @Public_Citizen: BREAKING: Steven Mnuchin is now flat-out REFUSING to disclose the businesses receiving $500,000,000,000 in bailout fund&

Macroeconomics

Mimi Stewart

@Sen_MimiStewart

Democratic NM Senate

RT @RBReich: Please stop calling undocumented people who pay taxes freeloaders . A freeloader is a trust-fund billionaire who pays $0 in f&

Macroeconomics

Richard Martinez

@RichardHPOE

Democratic NM Senate

RT @charliekirk11: RT if Donald Trump should veto this insane "stimulus" bill as soon as it hits his desk!

Macroeconomics

Richard Martinez

@RichardHPOE

Democratic NM Senate

RT @realDonaldTrump: To the great people of New York, California, and Illinois, your states are way too highly taxed, big crime, people fle&

Macroeconomics

Mimi Stewart

@Sen_MimiStewart

Democratic NM Senate

RT @RepKatiePorter: Bigger corporate profits account for *over half* of the higher prices people are paying. https://t.co/RZr5O0X4oJ

Macroeconomics

Matthew McQueen

@mcqueenfornm

Democratic NM House

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

Macroeconomics