CivicWatch State legislative speech

Civil Rights

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Posts in current filter8,843
Filtered engagement4.9M
Ideology dots19

Topic volume over time

822 intervals combined into 72 contiguous bins from 822 dated source rows.

Total
8,843
Peak
1,279

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

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IntervalpostsSource intervalsSource rows
Jan 1, 2020–Jan 16, 2020151111
Jan 17, 2020–Jan 30, 2020401111
Jan 31, 2020–Feb 22, 2020351212
Feb 23, 2020–Mar 12, 2020211111
Mar 14, 2020–Mar 30, 2020311212
Mar 31, 2020–Apr 12, 2020211111
Apr 13, 2020–Apr 30, 2020161111
May 1, 2020–May 17, 2020201212
May 18, 2020–Jun 1, 2020361111
Jun 2, 2020–Jun 13, 2020481212
Jun 15, 2020–Jun 29, 2020401111
Jun 30, 2020–Jul 17, 2020191212
Jul 18, 2020–Jul 29, 2020251111
Jul 30, 2020–Aug 14, 2020231111
Aug 15, 2020–Aug 28, 2020211212
Aug 29, 2020–Sep 9, 2020231111
Sep 11, 2020–Sep 29, 2020241212
Sep 30, 2020–Oct 11, 2020351111
Oct 13, 2020–Oct 24, 2020211111
Oct 25, 2020–Nov 9, 2020261212
Nov 10, 2020–Nov 21, 2020171111
Nov 22, 2020–Dec 6, 2020191212
Dec 11, 2020–Dec 28, 2020151111
Jan 1, 2021–Jan 20, 2021351212
Jan 21, 2021–Feb 5, 2021421111
Feb 6, 2021–Feb 23, 2021461111
Feb 26, 2021–Mar 16, 2021641212
Mar 17, 2021–Apr 4, 2021441111
Apr 5, 2021–Apr 20, 2021641212
Apr 21, 2021–May 6, 2021501111
May 9, 2021–May 25, 20211081111
May 29, 2021–Jul 6, 20211181212
Jul 18, 2021–Aug 16, 2021321111
Aug 18, 2021–Sep 1, 2021891212
Sep 2, 2021–Sep 17, 20211031111
Sep 20, 2021–Oct 27, 20211071212
Oct 28, 2021–Dec 1, 20211041111
Dec 3, 2021–Dec 27, 20211041111
Dec 29, 2021–Jan 20, 20222181212
Jan 21, 2022–Feb 3, 20221691111
Feb 4, 2022–Feb 19, 2022911212
Feb 21, 2022–Mar 8, 20222141111
Mar 9, 2022–Mar 24, 2022611111
Mar 25, 2022–Apr 12, 20221131212
Apr 13, 2022–Apr 29, 2022591111
May 2, 2022–May 20, 20221381212
May 21, 2022–Jun 10, 20221701111
Jun 12, 2022–Jun 25, 20224881212
Jun 26, 2022–Jul 7, 20223661111
Jul 8, 2022–Jul 22, 20221,0491111
Jul 23, 2022–Aug 12, 20221,2791212
Aug 13, 2022–Aug 29, 20224261111
Aug 30, 2022–Sep 12, 2022491212
Sep 13, 2022–Sep 25, 20221431111
Sep 26, 2022–Oct 16, 2022991111
Oct 18, 2022–Nov 4, 2022521212
Nov 5, 2022–Nov 22, 2022691111
Nov 23, 2022–Dec 28, 2022441212
Dec 29, 2022–Jan 18, 2023861111
Jan 19, 2023–Feb 3, 20231421212
Feb 4, 2023–Feb 21, 2023811111
Feb 22, 2023–Mar 5, 20231711111
Mar 6, 2023–Mar 25, 20231611212
Mar 26, 2023–Apr 5, 20231681111
Apr 6, 2023–Apr 20, 20232101212
Apr 21, 2023–May 7, 20231841111
May 8, 2023–May 20, 20232021111
May 21, 2023–Jun 9, 20233021212
Jun 10, 2023–Jul 8, 2023871111
Jul 15, 2023–Jun 13, 2024121212
Jul 18, 2024–Oct 2, 2024171111
Oct 4, 2024–Jul 24, 2025221212
Total8,843822822

State salience

Where Civil Rights 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.

8,843 posts 3 populated combinations

PartyHouseSenateChamber unknownTotal
Democratic
0
7,954
0
7,954
Republican
0
35
0
35
Independent
0
854
0
854
Party unknown
0
0
0
0
Total08,84308,843

Cell bars use a shared scale with a maximum of 7,954 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. Health
    8,626
  4. Law and Crime
    5,226
  5. Education
    4,953
  6. Social Welfare
    3,398
  7. Housing
    2,775
  8. Culture
    1,971

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 8,843
Most active Adam Morfeld
-2.0-1.5-1.0-0.50.00.51.01.52.0More liberalMore conservativeAdam Morfeld · Democratic · 2,907 topic posts · ideology -0.189Patty Brooks · Democratic · 2,786 topic posts · ideology -0.030Carol Blood · Democratic · 1,048 topic posts · ideology 0.083Terell McKinney · Independent · 854 topic posts · ideology -0.173Tony Vargas · Democratic · 477 topic posts · ideology -0.071Justin Wayne · Democratic · 330 topic posts · ideology -0.149Anna Wishart · Democratic · 164 topic posts · ideology -0.154Matt Hansen · Democratic · 103 topic posts · ideology -0.002Kate Bolz · Democratic · 88 topic posts · ideology -0.071Sara Howard · Democratic · 38 topic posts · ideology -0.155Brett Lindstrom · Republican · 29 topic posts · ideology -0.069Lynne Walz · Democratic · 10 topic posts · ideology 0.200Joni Albrecht · Republican · 5 topic posts · ideology 0.113Sue Crawford · Democratic · 3 topic posts · ideology 0.025Mike Hilgers · Republican · 1 topic post · ideology 0.027
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Legislators shown in the chart, ordered from most liberal to most conservative
LegislatorPartyIdeologyTopic posts
Adam MorfeldDemocratic-0.1892,907
Terell McKinneyIndependent-0.173854
Sara HowardDemocratic-0.15538
Anna WishartDemocratic-0.154164
Justin WayneDemocratic-0.149330
Kate BolzDemocratic-0.07188
Tony VargasDemocratic-0.071477
Brett LindstromRepublican-0.06929
Patty BrooksDemocratic-0.0302,786
Matt HansenDemocratic-0.002103
Sue CrawfordDemocratic0.0253
Mike HilgersRepublican0.0271
Carol BloodDemocratic0.0831,048
Joni AlbrechtRepublican0.1135
Lynne WalzDemocratic0.20010

Most concentrated voices

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

  • 19 records
1–19 of 19
Patty BrooksDemocratic-0.03017.6%
Terell McKinneyIndependent-0.1739.5%
Adam MorfeldDemocratic-0.1899.2%
Brett LindstromRepublican-0.0698.6%
Carol BloodDemocratic0.0837.6%
Matt HansenDemocratic-0.0026.1%
Kate BolzDemocratic-0.0716.0%
Justin WayneDemocratic-0.1495.1%
Joni AlbrechtRepublican0.1135.0%
Tony VargasDemocratic-0.0714.6%
Sue CrawfordDemocratic0.0254.3%
Sara HowardDemocratic-0.1553.9%
Anna WishartDemocratic-0.1542.8%
Mike HilgersRepublican0.0270.7%
Lynne WalzDemocratic0.2000.3%
Rita SandersRepublican0.0250.0%
Rich PahlsRepublican0.0630.0%
John StinnerRepublican0.2260.0%
Curt FriesenRepublican0.2360.0%

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 @zachnm: Anyone else rip their mask off when they get in to the car like theyve just finished a disappointing surgery on Greys Anatomy

Civil Rights

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

RT @CNN: Minnesota police arrest CNN reporter and camera crew as they report from protests in Minneapolis https://t.co/oZdqBti776 https://t&

Civil Rights

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

RT @POTUS: I just want to make a few things clear: The Holocaust happened. Hitler was a demonic figure. And instead of giving it a<U+2026>

Civil Rights

Sara Howard

@saraehoward1

Democratic NE Senate

RT @onomwamii: I had this quarantine thing handled. this is the video that broke me. https://t.co/SRBdyukZC6

Civil Rights

Sara Howard

@saraehoward1

Democratic NE Senate

RT @JhendersonJames: My 22 year old grandson went to a party with about 30 people last week. No mask and no social distancing. He and 9 oth&

Civil Rights

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

RT @DrBiden: Together, we will build a world where the accomplishments of our daughters will be celebrated, rather than diminished.

Civil Rights

Anna Wishart

@NebraskaAnna

Democratic NE Senate

RT @YoungStunnaLife: Direct deposit: 1400 Me at SeaWorld: how much for their freedom

Civil Rights

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

RT @RepLizCheney: This was January 6th. This is not “legitimate political discourse.” https://t.co/lKgbVyVcJr

Civil Rights

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

RT @JoeBiden: I want every member of the LGBTQ+ community to know you are loved and accepted just as you are  whether you've come out or n&

Civil Rights

Adam Morfeld

@Adam_Morfeld

Democratic NE Senate

RT @G_S_Bhogal: Nicholas Winton helped 669 Jewish children escape the Nazis. His efforts went unrecognized for 50 years. Then in 1988, whil<U+2026>

Civil Rights