CivicWatch State legislative speech

Agriculture

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Posts in party-labeled aggregate171.5K
Engagement50.3M
Ideology dots59

Topic volume over time

2,123 intervals combined into 72 contiguous bins from 2,123 dated source rows.

Total
180.7K
Peak
20.2K

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

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IntervalpostsSource intervalsSource rows
Jan 1, 2020–Jan 29, 20201,1392929
Jan 30, 2020–Feb 27, 20201,3642929
Feb 28, 2020–Mar 28, 20201,9113030
Mar 29, 2020–Apr 26, 20202,0272929
Apr 27, 2020–May 26, 20201,8933030
May 27, 2020–Jun 24, 20201,4052929
Jun 25, 2020–Jul 24, 20201,1733030
Jul 25, 2020–Aug 22, 20201,3662929
Aug 23, 2020–Sep 21, 20201,4943030
Sep 22, 2020–Oct 20, 20201,2652929
Oct 21, 2020–Nov 19, 20208343030
Nov 20, 2020–Dec 18, 20208502929
Dec 19, 2020–Jan 17, 20217553030
Jan 18, 2021–Feb 15, 20212,3912929
Feb 16, 2021–Mar 17, 20213,4153030
Mar 18, 2021–Apr 15, 20213,7732929
Apr 16, 2021–May 15, 20214,3193030
May 16, 2021–Jun 13, 20216,6312929
Jun 14, 2021–Jul 13, 20213,2373030
Jul 14, 2021–Aug 11, 20212,3992929
Aug 12, 2021–Sep 10, 20214,5243030
Sep 11, 2021–Oct 14, 20216,8772929
Oct 15, 2021–Nov 13, 20215,3243030
Nov 14, 2021–Dec 12, 20215,9602929
Dec 13, 2021–Jan 11, 20227,7333030
Jan 12, 2022–Feb 9, 20228,0222929
Feb 10, 2022–Mar 11, 20222,7633030
Mar 12, 2022–Apr 9, 20222,2342929
Apr 10, 2022–May 9, 20221,7973030
May 10, 2022–Jun 7, 20225,5722929
Jun 8, 2022–Jul 7, 202211,4563030
Jul 8, 2022–Aug 5, 202218,7962929
Aug 6, 2022–Sep 4, 202220,1613030
Sep 5, 2022–Oct 3, 20222,3902929
Oct 4, 2022–Nov 9, 20221,8223030
Nov 10, 2022–Dec 8, 20221,5722929
Dec 9, 2022–Jan 6, 20239002929
Jan 7, 2023–Feb 5, 20234,4303030
Feb 6, 2023–Mar 6, 20233,5392929
Mar 7, 2023–Apr 5, 20235,2363030
Apr 6, 2023–May 4, 20234,6032929
May 5, 2023–Jun 3, 20233,6803030
Jun 4, 2023–Jul 6, 20231,9792929
Jul 10, 2023–Aug 16, 2023653030
Aug 17, 2023–Sep 28, 2023562929
Oct 2, 2023–Nov 22, 2023583030
Nov 23, 2023–Jan 26, 2024552929
Jan 29, 2024–Mar 19, 2024873030
Mar 20, 2024–Apr 30, 2024642929
May 1, 2024–Jun 13, 20241333030
Jun 14, 2024–Jul 26, 20241052929
Jul 27, 2024–Aug 31, 20242393030
Sep 2, 2024–Oct 5, 20242862929
Oct 6, 2024–Nov 4, 20243913030
Nov 5, 2024–Dec 10, 20242282929
Dec 12, 2024–Jan 24, 2025703030
Jan 27, 2025–Feb 28, 20251012929
Mar 2, 2025–Apr 4, 20251593030
Apr 7, 2025–May 9, 20251122929
May 10, 2025–Jun 15, 20251373030
Jun 16, 2025–Jul 18, 20251692929
Jul 20, 2025–Aug 19, 20251903030
Aug 20, 2025–Sep 19, 20251362929
Sep 22, 2025–Oct 25, 20251943030
Oct 26, 2025–Nov 26, 20251622929
Nov 27, 2025–Jan 2, 20261873030
Jan 5, 2026–Feb 2, 20262302929
Feb 3, 2026–Mar 4, 20264703030
Mar 5, 2026–Apr 2, 20264352929
Apr 3, 2026–May 2, 20264853030
May 3, 2026–May 31, 20262782929
Jun 1, 2026–Jul 1, 20264333030
Total180,7262,1232,123

State salience

Where Agriculture 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.

698 posts 4 populated combinations

PartyHouseSenateChamber unknownTotal
Democratic
218
20
0
238
Republican
445
15
0
460
Independent
0
0
0
0
Party unknown
0
0
0
0
Total663350698

Cell bars use a shared scale with a maximum of 445 posts.

Adjacent topics

Other high-volume topics in the same corpus context.

  • 8 records
  1. Unknown Topic (999)
    8.4M
  2. Government Operations
    2.8M
  3. Civil Rights
    1.7M
  4. Health
    1.5M
  5. Law and Crime
    1.2M
  6. Education
    1.2M
  7. Social Welfare
    783K
  8. Macroeconomics
    637.3K

Ideology distribution

One dot per legislator with voting-record data. Dot size represents posts on this topic. 27 legislators shown.

Visible 27
Median ideology 0.149
Topic posts 698
Most active Moore Capito
-2.0-1.5-1.0-0.50.00.51.01.52.0More liberalMore conservativeMoore Capito · Republican · 158 topic posts · ideology 0.043Kayla Young · Democratic · 153 topic posts · ideology 0.043Amy Summers · Republican · 78 topic posts · ideology 0.155Joshua Higginbotham · Republican · 50 topic posts · ideology 0.307Marshall Wilson · Republican · 35 topic posts · ideology 0.147Larry Pack · Republican · 34 topic posts · ideology 0.043Joey Garcia · Democratic · 34 topic posts · ideology 0.149Chris Pritt · Republican · 31 topic posts · ideology 0.163Trenton Barnhart · Republican · 20 topic posts · ideology 0.410Glenn Jeffries · Democratic · 17 topic posts · ideology 0.123Ben Queen · Republican · 17 topic posts · ideology 0.233Shawn Fluharty · Democratic · 15 topic posts · ideology 0.031Mick Bates · Republican · 13 topic posts · ideology 0.067Tim Miley · Democratic · 11 topic posts · ideology 0.233Ryan Weld · Republican · 10 topic posts · ideology 0.133Robert Karnes · Republican · 4 topic posts · ideology 0.361Eric Nelson · Republican · 3 topic posts · ideology 0.040William Ihlenfeld · Democratic · 3 topic posts · ideology 0.133John Mandt · Republican · 3 topic posts · ideology 0.143Mike Pushkin · Democratic · 2 topic posts · ideology -0.036Barbara Fleischauer · Democratic · 1 topic post · ideology -0.039Kayla Kessinger · Republican · 1 topic post · ideology 0.211Jeff Campbell · Democratic · 1 topic post · ideology 0.254Mark Maynard · Republican · 1 topic post · ideology 0.295Joe Jeffries · Republican · 1 topic post · ideology 0.322Riley Keaton · Republican · 1 topic post · ideology 0.350Rodney Miller · Democratic · 1 topic post · ideology 0.389
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Legislators shown in the chart, ordered from most liberal to most conservative
LegislatorPartyIdeologyTopic posts
Barbara FleischauerDemocratic-0.0391
Mike PushkinDemocratic-0.0362
Shawn FluhartyDemocratic0.03115
Eric NelsonRepublican0.0403
Kayla YoungDemocratic0.043153
Larry PackRepublican0.04334
Moore CapitoRepublican0.043158
Mick BatesRepublican0.06713
Glenn JeffriesDemocratic0.12317
Ryan WeldRepublican0.13310
William IhlenfeldDemocratic0.1333
John MandtRepublican0.1433
Marshall WilsonRepublican0.14735
Joey GarciaDemocratic0.14934
Amy SummersRepublican0.15578
Chris PrittRepublican0.16331
Kayla KessingerRepublican0.2111
Ben QueenRepublican0.23317
Tim MileyDemocratic0.23311
Jeff CampbellDemocratic0.2541
Mark MaynardRepublican0.2951
Joshua HigginbothamRepublican0.30750
Joe JeffriesRepublican0.3221
Riley KeatonRepublican0.3501
Robert KarnesRepublican0.3614
Rodney MillerDemocratic0.3891
Trenton BarnhartRepublican0.41020

Most concentrated voices

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

  • 59 records
1–25 of 59
Glenn JeffriesDemocratic0.1234.6%
Ben QueenRepublican0.2332.4%
Ryan WeldRepublican0.1331.8%
Joshua HigginbothamRepublican0.3071.6%
Amy SummersRepublican0.1551.3%
Moore CapitoRepublican0.0430.9%
Larry PackRepublican0.0430.8%
Kayla KessingerRepublican0.2110.7%
Trenton BarnhartRepublican0.4100.7%
John MandtRepublican0.1430.6%
Joey GarciaDemocratic0.1490.6%
Mark MaynardRepublican0.2950.6%
William IhlenfeldDemocratic0.1330.5%
Kayla YoungDemocratic0.0430.5%
Joe JeffriesRepublican0.3220.5%
Chris PrittRepublican0.1630.5%
Tim MileyDemocratic0.2330.4%
Eric NelsonRepublican0.0400.4%
Barbara FleischauerDemocratic-0.0390.4%
Mick BatesRepublican0.0670.3%
Rodney MillerDemocratic0.3890.2%
Marshall WilsonRepublican0.1470.1%
Shawn FluhartyDemocratic0.0310.1%
Robert KarnesRepublican0.3610.1%
Jeff CampbellDemocratic0.2540.0%

Post explorer

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

  • 10 matching posts

Jeff Campbell

@JeffCampbellWV

Democratic WV House

RT @taylorswift13: For Meredith, self quarantining is a way of life. Be like Meredith. #QuarantineCats https://t.co/yEHJ5c5oFi

Agriculture

Tim Miley

@TimMileyWV

Democratic WV House

RT @NoLieWithBTC: BREAKING: Supermarkets nationwide are facing fresh produce shortages within days <U+2014> over $150,000,000 worth of produce is<U+2026>

Agriculture

Marshall Wilson

@smarshallwilson

Republican WV House

RT @NickForVA: How legislation is crafted in DC A. Vote for the <U+201C>Save the Puppies act<U+201D> B. But it expands kill shelters and allows for dro<U+2026>

Agriculture

Kayla Young

@kaylayoungforwv

Democratic WV House

My bill HB2631 would make WV more dog-friendly! It permits dogs in restaurants and bars if the establishment allows it! <U+0001F436>

Agriculture

Kayla Young

@kaylayoungforwv

Democratic WV House

I introduced the Pepperoni Roll as the State Food Resolution because a friend asked me to. I stand by it. It’s one of over 130 pieces of legislation I’ve introduced this year. I’m well aware I will never make anyone on this bird app happy. That’s okay by me.

Agriculture

Moore Capito

@SenCapito

Republican WV House

Eggs are a staple item in almost every home. When prices for everyday items like eggs soar, Americans<U+2019> ability to get by is threatened. https://t.co/OcShKbkAAm

Agriculture

Amy Summers

@AmyMSummers

Republican WV House

RT @RyanQuarlesKY: It is estimated that the average Kentucky cattle farmer is losing $200/head yet the major meat packers are projected to&

Agriculture

Moore Capito

@SenCapito

Republican WV House

The #WOTUS regulation does not fit. It does not help. It hurts American farmers, ranchers, and business owners. We<U+2019>re committed in the Senate to challenging the president<U+2019>s consistent overreach. https://t.co/dWRPmpudNq

Agriculture

Moore Capito

@SenCapito

Republican WV House

RT @SenateGOP: <U+0001F6A8>WIN: <U+00A0> Senate Republicans just protected our farmers, ranchers, and small businesses from more of Biden<U+2019>s burdensome red-ta<U+2026>

Agriculture

Mick Bates

@BatesMick

Republican WV House

If you ask me how many cows are in the field, Im going to count the cows, I wouldnt try to count the legs and divide by four. Just count the cows. - @WVGovernor Apparently you count cows and covid differently. https://t.co/kaeRq39sFu

Agriculture