Public Lands

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Posts in current filter3,971
Filtered engagement74.6K
Ideology dots64

Topic volume over time

447 intervals combined into 72 contiguous bins from 447 dated source rows.

Total
3,971
Peak
409

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–Jan 17, 2020966
Jan 24, 2020–Feb 7, 2020766
Feb 9, 2020–Feb 22, 2020966
Feb 26, 2020–Mar 19, 2020766
Mar 29, 2020–Apr 6, 20201277
Apr 15, 2020–Apr 27, 2020666
May 1, 2020–May 20, 2020766
May 31, 2020–Jun 11, 2020766
Jun 14, 2020–Jun 26, 2020666
Jun 28, 2020–Jul 22, 2020977
Jul 31, 2020–Aug 12, 2020766
Aug 13, 2020–Sep 5, 2020866
Sep 7, 2020–Sep 16, 20201866
Sep 18, 2020–Oct 10, 2020866
Oct 12, 2020–Nov 19, 2020977
Dec 1, 2020–Dec 22, 2020766
Dec 25, 2020–Jan 12, 2021866
Jan 23, 2021–Feb 8, 20211866
Feb 10, 2021–Feb 26, 20212966
Mar 3, 2021–Mar 11, 20213377
Mar 12, 2021–Mar 29, 20212866
Mar 30, 2021–Apr 17, 20212166
Apr 20, 2021–May 5, 20213566
May 7, 2021–May 28, 20216477
Jun 1, 2021–Jun 21, 20216966
Jun 22, 2021–Jul 4, 20216566
Jul 6, 2021–Jul 19, 2021866
Jul 20, 2021–Aug 2, 20211766
Aug 3, 2021–Aug 19, 20212577
Aug 21, 2021–Sep 17, 20212866
Sep 18, 2021–Oct 10, 202112066
Oct 11, 2021–Oct 22, 20215366
Oct 27, 2021–Nov 10, 20215266
Nov 26, 2021–Dec 22, 20218577
Dec 24, 2021–Jan 8, 20227066
Jan 9, 2022–Jan 22, 20225066
Jan 27, 2022–Feb 4, 20224566
Feb 6, 2022–Feb 12, 20222666
Feb 13, 2022–Feb 20, 20223977
Feb 21, 2022–Mar 10, 20221266
Mar 14, 2022–Mar 24, 20221866
Apr 5, 2022–Apr 24, 20222366
May 1, 2022–May 22, 20223466
Jun 18, 2022–Jul 9, 202225877
Jul 10, 2022–Jul 25, 202222066
Jul 27, 2022–Aug 4, 202240966
Aug 5, 2022–Aug 17, 202233666
Aug 20, 2022–Sep 3, 202219177
Sep 7, 2022–Sep 27, 20221666
Sep 28, 2022–Oct 14, 20222766
Oct 15, 2022–Oct 28, 20222166
Oct 30, 2022–Nov 29, 20223166
Dec 1, 2022–Jan 2, 20232577
Jan 8, 2023–Jan 16, 20238466
Jan 18, 2023–Jan 28, 20239166
Jan 29, 2023–Feb 4, 202315266
Feb 5, 2023–Feb 23, 20233766
Feb 25, 2023–Mar 6, 20236877
Mar 7, 2023–Mar 15, 20234966
Mar 16, 2023–Mar 24, 20239666
Mar 25, 2023–Apr 4, 20237766
Apr 5, 2023–Apr 12, 20239166
Apr 13, 2023–Apr 20, 20237777
Apr 24, 2023–Apr 29, 20235266
Apr 30, 2023–May 5, 20236166
May 8, 2023–May 18, 20236966
May 23, 2023–May 31, 20238466
Jun 1, 2023–Jun 10, 20237777
Jun 11, 2023–Jun 19, 20234066
Jun 20, 2023–Mar 4, 2024766
May 30, 2024–Aug 23, 2024766
Sep 16, 2024–Nov 5, 2025777
Total3,971447447

State salience

Where Public Lands 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.

3,971 posts 4 populated combinations

Party by chamber. Post count by party and chamber for this topic. Unknown values remain visible.
PartyHouseSenateChamber unknownTotal
Democratic
1,056
381
0
1,437
Republican
2,088
446
0
2,534
Independent
0
0
0
0
Party unknown
0
0
0
0
Total3,14482703,971

Cell bars use a shared scale with a maximum of 2,088 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. 38 legislators shown.

Visible 38
Median ideology 0.034
Topic posts 3,971
Most active Jeff Stenquist
-2.0-1.5-1.0-0.50.00.51.01.52.0More liberalMore conservativeJeff Stenquist · Republican · 902 topic posts · ideology -0.052Timothy Hawkes · Republican · 636 topic posts · ideology 0.223Elizabeth Weight · Democratic · 597 topic posts · ideology -0.003Derek Kitchen · Democratic · 151 topic posts · ideology -0.269Brian King · Democratic · 150 topic posts · ideology -0.127Todd Weiler · Republican · 142 topic posts · ideology 0.065Kathleen Riebe · Democratic · 136 topic posts · ideology -0.145Stephen Handy · Republican · 135 topic posts · ideology 0.207Deidre Henderson · Republican · 131 topic posts · ideology 0.236Mike McKell · Republican · 128 topic posts · ideology 0.038Angela Romero · Democratic · 103 topic posts · ideology -0.239Luz Escamilla · Democratic · 94 topic posts · ideology -0.095Mark Wheatley · Democratic · 93 topic posts · ideology -0.163Candice Pierucci · Republican · 93 topic posts · ideology 0.287Stuart Adams · Republican · 89 topic posts · ideology 0.207Michael Winder · Republican · 69 topic posts · ideology 0.014Phil Lyman · Republican · 63 topic posts · ideology 0.373John Johnson · Republican · 47 topic posts · ideology 0.051Karen Kwan · Democratic · 40 topic posts · ideology -0.196Joel Briscoe · Democratic · 33 topic posts · ideology -0.296Carol Moss · Democratic · 31 topic posts · ideology -0.082Lowry Snow · Republican · 27 topic posts · ideology 0.235Lincoln Fillmore · Republican · 16 topic posts · ideology 0.090Keith Grover · Republican · 10 topic posts · ideology 0.227Daniel Thatcher · Republican · 9 topic posts · ideology 0.110Jordan Teuscher · Republican · 8 topic posts · ideology -0.020Doug Owens · Democratic · 7 topic posts · ideology -0.165Cory Maloy · Republican · 7 topic posts · ideology 0.030Logan Wilde · Republican · 5 topic posts · ideology 0.219Paul Ray · Republican · 4 topic posts · ideology 0.236Craig Hall · Republican · 3 topic posts · ideology -0.006Marie Poulson · Democratic · 2 topic posts · ideology -0.171Cheryl Acton · Republican · 2 topic posts · ideology -0.105Lyle Hillyard · Republican · 2 topic posts · ideology 0.098Kera Birkeland · Republican · 2 topic posts · ideology 0.219Jefferson Moss · Republican · 2 topic posts · ideology 0.266Ken Ivory · Republican · 1 topic post · ideology -0.055Christine Watkins · Republican · 1 topic post · ideology 0.302
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Legislators shown in the chart, ordered from most liberal to most conservative
LegislatorPartyIdeologyTopic posts
Joel BriscoeDemocratic-0.29633
Derek KitchenDemocratic-0.269151
Angela RomeroDemocratic-0.239103
Karen KwanDemocratic-0.19640
Marie PoulsonDemocratic-0.1712
Doug OwensDemocratic-0.1657
Mark WheatleyDemocratic-0.16393
Kathleen RiebeDemocratic-0.145136
Brian KingDemocratic-0.127150
Cheryl ActonRepublican-0.1052
Luz EscamillaDemocratic-0.09594
Carol MossDemocratic-0.08231
Ken IvoryRepublican-0.0551
Jeff StenquistRepublican-0.052902
Jordan TeuscherRepublican-0.0208
Craig HallRepublican-0.0063
Elizabeth WeightDemocratic-0.003597
Michael WinderRepublican0.01469
Cory MaloyRepublican0.0307
Mike McKellRepublican0.038128
John JohnsonRepublican0.05147
Todd WeilerRepublican0.065142
Lincoln FillmoreRepublican0.09016
Lyle HillyardRepublican0.0982
Daniel ThatcherRepublican0.1109
Stephen HandyRepublican0.207135
Stuart AdamsRepublican0.20789
Kera BirkelandRepublican0.2192
Logan WildeRepublican0.2195
Timothy HawkesRepublican0.223636
Keith GroverRepublican0.22710
Lowry SnowRepublican0.23527
Deidre HendersonRepublican0.236131
Paul RayRepublican0.2364
Jefferson MossRepublican0.2662
Candice PierucciRepublican0.28793
Christine WatkinsRepublican0.3021
Phil LymanRepublican0.37363

Most concentrated voices

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

  • 64 records
1–25 of 64
Legislators concentrated on Public Lands
Timothy HawkesRepublican0.22321.6%
Keith GroverRepublican0.22720.8%
Doug OwensDemocratic-0.16513.7%
Christine WatkinsRepublican0.3027.7%
Jeff StenquistRepublican-0.0527.1%
Stephen HandyRepublican0.2074.9%
Logan WildeRepublican0.2194.7%
Jefferson MossRepublican0.2663.4%
Elizabeth WeightDemocratic-0.0033.2%
Mark WheatleyDemocratic-0.1632.9%
Stuart AdamsRepublican0.2072.7%
Phil LymanRepublican0.3732.4%
Deidre HendersonRepublican0.2362.2%
Michael WinderRepublican0.0142.0%
Cheryl ActonRepublican-0.1051.6%
Mike McKellRepublican0.0381.4%
Derek KitchenDemocratic-0.2691.4%
Lyle HillyardRepublican0.0981.2%
Joel BriscoeDemocratic-0.2961.1%
Jordan TeuscherRepublican-0.0201.0%
Angela RomeroDemocratic-0.2391.0%
Candice PierucciRepublican0.2871.0%
Lincoln FillmoreRepublican0.0900.9%
Lowry SnowRepublican0.2350.9%
Brian KingDemocratic-0.1270.9%

Post explorer

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

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Mark Wheatley

@RepMarkwheatley

Democratic UT House

RT @SecDebHaaland: Later this week, I'll be in Utah to discuss the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments. I'll meet w…

Public Lands

Elizabeth Weight

@RepEWeight

Democratic UT House

RT @SecDebHaaland: By protecting Chaco Canyon, a sacred place that holds deep meaning for the Indigenous peoples whose ancestors have calle<U+2026>

Public Lands

Karen Kwan

@RepKarenKwan

Democratic UT House

RT @SecDebHaaland: National parks remind us of our past and give us hope for the future. This #NationalParkWeek, join me in celebrating by…

Public Lands

Derek Kitchen

@derekkitchen

Democratic UT Senate

RT @WhiteHouse: Hi, everyone! Today is National Public Lands Day. At @Interior, we<U+2019>re celebrating the lands and waters that belong to all o<U+2026>

Public Lands

Brian King

@RepBrianKing

Democratic UT House

RT @RobertGehrke: BIG BREAKING NEWS: President Biden will sign executive orders tomorrow at noon restoring the Bears Ears and Grand Stairca<U+2026>

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Derek Kitchen

@derekkitchen

Democratic UT Senate

RT @rufusgifford: A Native American woman will replace an oil and gas lobbyist as the person responsible for Americas public lands. d<�<�&

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Angela Romero

@RepAngelaRomero

Democratic UT House

RT @janeosanders: In Utah, I met w/ small business owners, Black Lives Matter &amp; Indigenous leaders, and others; all leading the charge for&

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Elizabeth Weight

@RepEWeight

Democratic UT House

RT @NativeLandsAdv: Announcing our new storymap "Preserving Intact Habitat on US Native Lands"! This storymap gives Tribes access to the da<U+2026>

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Timothy Hawkes

@timothyhawkes

Republican UT House

Facing an unprecedented drought, let’s celebrate those brown spots on the lawn. Be #droughtproud. Those in N Utah should water no more than two times a week for no more than 20 mins. Lawn will survive, but if we don’t act, our water supplies may not. #utleg #utpol #Drought21 https://t.co/RedWatEzIg

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Timothy Hawkes

@timothyhawkes

Republican UT House

Awesome to see some real water moving from Bear River into #GreatSaltLake today. This same place was bone dry last July. https://t.co/FP3QtnrLdS

Public Lands