Education

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Posts in party-labeled aggregate1.2M

Engagement397.1M

Ideology dots68

Topic volume over time

2,305 intervals combined into 72 contiguous bins from 2,305 dated source rows.

Total: 1.2M
Peak: 154.5K

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

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Exact plotted values for Topic volume over time
Interval	posts	Source intervals	Source rows
Jan 1, 2020–Feb 1, 2020	7,979	32	32
Feb 2, 2020–Mar 4, 2020	10,144	32	32
Mar 5, 2020–Apr 5, 2020	14,229	32	32
Apr 6, 2020–May 7, 2020	9,149	32	32
May 8, 2020–Jun 8, 2020	7,181	32	32
Jun 9, 2020–Jul 10, 2020	8,476	32	32
Jul 11, 2020–Aug 11, 2020	11,898	32	32
Aug 12, 2020–Sep 12, 2020	11,484	32	32
Sep 13, 2020–Oct 14, 2020	7,305	32	32
Oct 15, 2020–Nov 15, 2020	5,115	32	32
Nov 16, 2020–Dec 17, 2020	5,318	32	32
Dec 18, 2020–Jan 18, 2021	5,595	32	32
Jan 19, 2021–Feb 19, 2021	28,508	32	32
Feb 20, 2021–Mar 23, 2021	29,781	32	32
Mar 24, 2021–Apr 24, 2021	22,277	32	32
Apr 25, 2021–May 26, 2021	43,599	32	32
May 27, 2021–Jun 27, 2021	40,887	32	32
Jun 28, 2021–Jul 29, 2021	5,874	32	32
Jul 30, 2021–Aug 30, 2021	33,647	32	32
Aug 31, 2021–Oct 6, 2021	35,251	32	32
Oct 7, 2021–Nov 7, 2021	49,797	32	32
Nov 8, 2021–Dec 9, 2021	30,730	32	32
Dec 10, 2021–Jan 10, 2022	54,309	32	32
Jan 11, 2022–Feb 11, 2022	75,164	32	32
Feb 12, 2022–Mar 15, 2022	24,836	32	32
Mar 16, 2022–Apr 16, 2022	16,780	32	32
Apr 17, 2022–May 18, 2022	18,047	32	32
May 19, 2022–Jun 19, 2022	60,413	32	32
Jun 20, 2022–Jul 21, 2022	78,932	32	32
Jul 22, 2022–Aug 22, 2022	154,499	32	32
Aug 23, 2022–Sep 23, 2022	29,256	32	32
Sep 24, 2022–Nov 1, 2022	15,576	32	32
Nov 2, 2022–Dec 3, 2022	12,901	32	32
Dec 4, 2022–Jan 4, 2023	6,209	32	32
Jan 5, 2023–Feb 5, 2023	45,960	32	32
Feb 6, 2023–Mar 9, 2023	35,893	32	32
Mar 10, 2023–Apr 10, 2023	44,495	32	32
Apr 11, 2023–May 12, 2023	35,886	32	32
May 13, 2023–Jun 13, 2023	37,619	32	32
Jun 14, 2023–Jul 15, 2023	4,794	32	32
Jul 17, 2023–Aug 19, 2023	129	32	32
Aug 20, 2023–Sep 21, 2023	124	32	32
Sep 22, 2023–Oct 24, 2023	184	32	32
Oct 25, 2023–Nov 28, 2023	221	32	32
Nov 29, 2023–Jan 5, 2024	147	32	32
Jan 6, 2024–Feb 7, 2024	169	32	32
Feb 8, 2024–Mar 10, 2024	143	32	32
Mar 11, 2024–Apr 13, 2024	191	32	32
Apr 14, 2024–May 15, 2024	229	32	32
May 16, 2024–Jun 18, 2024	486	32	32
Jun 19, 2024–Jul 25, 2024	212	32	32
Jul 26, 2024–Aug 28, 2024	614	32	32
Aug 29, 2024–Oct 2, 2024	1,309	32	32
Oct 3, 2024–Nov 3, 2024	1,081	32	32
Nov 4, 2024–Dec 7, 2024	789	32	32
Dec 9, 2024–Jan 15, 2025	84	32	32
Jan 16, 2025–Feb 17, 2025	256	32	32
Feb 18, 2025–Mar 22, 2025	363	32	32
Mar 23, 2025–Apr 25, 2025	308	32	32
Apr 26, 2025–May 27, 2025	274	32	32
May 28, 2025–Jul 1, 2025	176	32	32
Jul 2, 2025–Aug 5, 2025	262	32	32
Aug 6, 2025–Sep 7, 2025	284	32	32
Sep 8, 2025–Oct 9, 2025	336	32	32
Oct 10, 2025–Nov 10, 2025	218	32	32
Nov 11, 2025–Dec 14, 2025	265	32	32
Dec 15, 2025–Jan 18, 2026	209	32	32
Jan 19, 2026–Feb 19, 2026	438	32	32
Feb 20, 2026–Mar 23, 2026	409	32	32
Mar 24, 2026–Apr 25, 2026	414	32	32
Apr 26, 2026–May 28, 2026	511	32	32
May 29, 2026–Jul 1, 2026	387	33	33
Total	1,187,015	2,305	2,305

State salience

Where Education appears most often across states, measured by post counts.

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Party: Color: 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.

12,330 posts 4 populated combinations

Party by chamber. Post count by party and chamber for this topic. Unknown values remain visible.
Party	House	Senate	Total
Democratic	4,203	6,712	10.9K
Republican	902	513	1,415
Independent	0	0	0
Party unknown	0	0	0
Total	5,105	7,225	12.3K

Cell bars use a shared scale with a maximum of 6,712 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. 62 legislators shown.

Visible 62

Median ideology -0.117

Topic posts 12,330

Most active Angela Williams

Party Zoom 1.1x

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Legislators shown in the chart, ordered from most liberal to most conservative
Legislator	Party	Ideology	Topic posts
Edie Hooton	Democratic	-0.434	54
Leslie Herod	Democratic	-0.400	477
Stephen Fenberg	Democratic	-0.400	141
Alec Garnett	Democratic	-0.371	89
Angela Williams	Democratic	-0.353	2,123
James Coleman	Democratic	-0.353	98
Julie Gonzales	Democratic	-0.320	386
Jennifer Arndt	Democratic	-0.315	5
Chris Hansen	Democratic	-0.313	285
Jonathan Singer	Democratic	-0.254	254
Karen McCormick	Democratic	-0.254	180
Joann Ginal	Democratic	-0.243	89
Mike Foote	Democratic	-0.221	4
Sonya Lewis	Democratic	-0.221	33
Susan Lontine	Democratic	-0.218	31
Monica Duran	Democratic	-0.212	129
Dominique Jackson	Democratic	-0.188	13
Matt Gray	Democratic	-0.182	239
Jeff Bridges	Democratic	-0.182	256
Kc Becker	Democratic	-0.176	16
Kyle Mullica	Democratic	-0.175	120
Dafna Jenet	Democratic	-0.142	234
Brittany Pettersen	Democratic	-0.141	346
Dominick Moreno	Democratic	-0.135	9
Tracy Kraft-Tharp	Democratic	-0.134	13
Christopher Kennedy	Democratic	-0.133	25
Yadira Caraveo	Democratic	-0.126	43
Lisa Cutter	Democratic	-0.124	38
Lisa Cutter	Democratic	-0.124	1
Shannon Bird	Democratic	-0.124	805
Faith Winter	Democratic	-0.123	113
Jack Tate	Republican	-0.112	30
Jessie Danielson	Democratic	-0.101	188
Rhonda Fields	Democratic	-0.086	630
Hugh McKean	Republican	-0.083	6
Janet Buckner	Democratic	-0.078	481
Nancy Todd	Democratic	-0.078	86
Kevin Priola	Republican	-0.077	63
Rachel Zenzinger	Democratic	-0.055	1,245
Pete Lee	Democratic	-0.053	156
Thomas Exum	Democratic	0.005	177
Mike Weissman	Democratic	0.012	62
Tom Sullivan	Democratic	0.015	202
Daneya Esgar	Democratic	0.018	228
Leroy Garcia	Democratic	0.018	45
Kim Ransom	Republican	0.021	18
Dan Woog	Republican	0.029	14
Lori Saine	Republican	0.029	31
Patrick Neville	Republican	0.049	433
Dylan Roberts	Democratic	0.076	262
Jim Smallwood	Republican	0.080	10
Bob Gardner	Republican	0.103	3
Brianna Buentello	Democratic	0.105	212
Barbara McLachlan	Democratic	0.109	205
Dave Williams	Republican	0.132	210
Kerry Donovan	Democratic	0.136	87
Paul Lundeen	Republican	0.142	318
Larry Crowder	Republican	0.187	11
Ray Scott	Republican	0.219	77
Matt Soper	Republican	0.238	115
Jerry Sonnenberg	Republican	0.276	1
Tim Geitner	Republican	0.277	75

Most concentrated voices

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

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Legislators concentrated on Education

Angela Williams	Democratic	-0.353	45.0%
Rachel Zenzinger	Democratic	-0.055	27.2%
Patrick Neville	Republican	0.049	25.8%
Paul Lundeen	Republican	0.142	13.6%
Lisa Cutter	Democratic	-0.124	12.5%
Tim Geitner	Republican	0.277	12.0%
Barbara McLachlan	Democratic	0.109	11.1%
Nancy Todd	Democratic	-0.078	10.9%
Shannon Bird	Democratic	-0.124	8.8%
Jim Smallwood	Republican	0.080	8.3%
Dafna Jenet	Democratic	-0.142	7.4%
Janet Buckner	Democratic	-0.078	7.1%
Rhonda Fields	Democratic	-0.086	6.4%
Jerry Sonnenberg	Republican	0.276	6.3%
Thomas Exum	Democratic	0.005	5.3%
James Coleman	Democratic	-0.353	5.1%
Jeff Bridges	Democratic	-0.182	5.0%
Bob Gardner	Republican	0.103	4.5%
Kyle Mullica	Democratic	-0.175	4.5%
Brittany Pettersen	Democratic	-0.141	4.4%
Daneya Esgar	Democratic	0.018	4.2%
Brianna Buentello	Democratic	0.105	4.2%
Chris Hansen	Democratic	-0.313	4.0%
Larry Crowder	Republican	0.187	3.9%
Lisa Cutter	Democratic	-0.124	3.4%

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10 matching posts

Daneya Esgar

@Dlesgar

Democratic CO House

Jan 19, 2023

RT @StephenKing: Hey, kids! It's your old buddy Steve King telling you that if they ban a book in your school, haul your ass to the nearest<U+2026>

Education

Dave Williams

@RepDaveWilliams

Republican CO House

Jun 2, 2023

RT @elonmusk: Every parent should watch this

Education

Brittany Pettersen

@pettersen4co

Democratic CO Senate

May 17, 2020

RT @BarackObama: Congrats to the high school Class of 2020, as well as to the teachers, coaches, and most of all, parents and family whove&

Education

Leslie Herod

@leslieherod

Democratic CO House

May 17, 2020

RT @BarackObama: Congrats to the high school Class of 2020, as well as to the teachers, coaches, and most of all, parents and family whove&

Education

Nancy Todd

@nancytodd28

Democratic CO Senate

Mar 16, 2020

RT @danieljpeter: Working from home when your childrens school gets cancelled. https://t.co/f6Ona75Qh6

Education

Leslie Herod

@leslieherod

Democratic CO House

Aug 25, 2022

RT @transscribe: if you have a problem with the student loan cancellation because you already paid off your loans, just pretend its a tax c<U+2026>

Education

Kevin Priola

@KevinPriola

Republican CO Senate

Aug 25, 2022

RT @POTUS: To those Republicans in Congress who believe student debt shouldn<U+2019>t be forgiven: I will never apologize for helping America<U+2019>s m<U+2026>

Education

Lori Saine

@lorisaine

Republican CO House

Mar 30, 2022

RT @KelleyAshbyPaul: Chinese third graders are learning multi-variable calculus. Our third graders are being taught that <U+201C>men can have bab<U+2026>

Education

Brittany Pettersen

@pettersen4co

Democratic CO Senate

May 17, 2020

RT @BarackObama: Congratulations to the HBCU Class of 2020! Michelle and I are so proud of you. As you set out to change the world, well b&

Education

Dave Williams

@RepDaveWilliams

Republican CO House

Apr 22, 2020

RT @realDonaldTrump: Harvard should give back the money now. Their whole endowment system should be looked at!

Education