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Posts in current filter10.1K
Filtered engagement7.2M
Ideology dots52

Topic volume over time

820 intervals combined into 72 contiguous bins from 820 dated source rows.

Total
10.1K
Peak
917

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 16, 2020251111
Jan 19, 2020–Feb 7, 2020161111
Feb 8, 2020–Feb 25, 2020201212
Feb 26, 2020–Mar 11, 2020181111
Mar 12, 2020–Apr 8, 2020161111
Apr 9, 2020–Apr 28, 2020181212
Apr 29, 2020–May 18, 2020261111
May 19, 2020–Jul 2, 2020161212
Jul 7, 2020–Aug 2, 2020211111
Aug 3, 2020–Aug 19, 2020171111
Aug 20, 2020–Sep 7, 2020241212
Sep 8, 2020–Sep 29, 2020151111
Oct 5, 2020–Oct 22, 2020191212
Oct 23, 2020–Nov 12, 2020181111
Nov 13, 2020–Dec 5, 2020151111
Dec 6, 2020–Dec 21, 2020191212
Dec 22, 2020–Jan 18, 2021191111
Jan 19, 2021–Feb 1, 2021811212
Feb 3, 2021–Feb 15, 20211011111
Feb 16, 2021–Feb 26, 20212101111
Feb 27, 2021–Mar 15, 2021781212
Mar 16, 2021–Apr 5, 2021721111
Apr 8, 2021–Apr 20, 20211081111
Apr 21, 2021–May 6, 20211241212
May 7, 2021–May 20, 20212421111
May 22, 2021–Jun 11, 2021841212
Jun 12, 2021–Jun 23, 20211401111
Jun 24, 2021–Jul 15, 2021561111
Jul 16, 2021–Aug 5, 2021651212
Aug 6, 2021–Aug 23, 2021721111
Aug 29, 2021–Sep 16, 20211551212
Sep 17, 2021–Oct 7, 20211051111
Oct 8, 2021–Oct 21, 20211711111
Oct 22, 2021–Nov 7, 20211041212
Nov 8, 2021–Nov 23, 20211651111
Nov 25, 2021–Dec 14, 20211251212
Dec 15, 2021–Dec 28, 20211071111
Dec 30, 2021–Jan 12, 20221661111
Jan 13, 2022–Jan 28, 20221961212
Jan 29, 2022–Feb 12, 20221321111
Feb 13, 2022–Feb 26, 20221041111
Feb 28, 2022–Mar 11, 20222011212
Mar 12, 2022–Mar 26, 20221211111
Mar 28, 2022–Apr 11, 20221231212
Apr 12, 2022–Apr 25, 20221181111
Apr 26, 2022–May 15, 2022891111
May 17, 2022–Jun 2, 20221591212
Jun 3, 2022–Jun 15, 20226601111
Jun 16, 2022–Jul 2, 20224541212
Jul 3, 2022–Jul 16, 20222751111
Jul 17, 2022–Jul 29, 20224161111
Jul 30, 2022–Aug 15, 20229171212
Aug 16, 2022–Aug 30, 20223911111
Aug 31, 2022–Sep 11, 20222551212
Sep 12, 2022–Sep 22, 20222091111
Sep 23, 2022–Oct 20, 2022871111
Oct 21, 2022–Nov 5, 2022631212
Nov 6, 2022–Nov 24, 2022571111
Nov 25, 2022–Dec 9, 2022531111
Dec 10, 2022–Dec 26, 2022411212
Dec 27, 2022–Jan 13, 20231111111
Jan 14, 2023–Jan 28, 20235321212
Jan 29, 2023–Feb 8, 20234321111
Feb 9, 2023–Feb 21, 20231251111
Feb 22, 2023–Mar 10, 20231751212
Mar 14, 2023–Mar 31, 20231251111
Apr 1, 2023–Apr 16, 20231611212
Apr 17, 2023–May 11, 20231251111
May 12, 2023–May 23, 20231661111
May 24, 2023–Jun 11, 20231191212
Jun 14, 2023–Jun 24, 2024611111
Aug 27, 2024–Aug 8, 2025181212
Total10,124820820

State salience

Where Energy 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.

10,124 posts 5 populated combinations

Party by chamber. Post count by party and chamber for this topic. Unknown values remain visible.
PartyHouseSenateChamber unknownTotal
Democratic
3,813
2,092
0
5,905
Republican
3,723
488
0
4,211
Independent
0
8
0
8
Party unknown
0
0
0
0
Total7,5362,588010.1K

Cell bars use a shared scale with a maximum of 3,813 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 -0.093
Topic posts 2,588
Most active Chris Eaton
-2.0-1.5-1.0-0.50.00.51.01.52.0More liberalMore conservativeChris Eaton · Democratic · 1,070 topic posts · ideology -0.195Susan Kent · Democratic · 297 topic posts · ideology -0.231Paul Gazelka · Republican · 133 topic posts · ideology 0.266Jim Carlson · Democratic · 130 topic posts · ideology -0.143Nick Frentz · Democratic · 91 topic posts · ideology -0.019Erin Murphy · Democratic · 90 topic posts · ideology -0.503Scott Dibble · Democratic · 85 topic posts · ideology -0.524Michelle Benson · Republican · 83 topic posts · ideology 0.169Scott Jensen · Republican · 78 topic posts · ideology -0.013Carla Nelson · Republican · 56 topic posts · ideology -0.048Karla Bigham · Democratic · 56 topic posts · ideology -0.042Julia Coleman · Republican · 48 topic posts · ideology -0.013Ron Latz · Democratic · 44 topic posts · ideology -0.290Chuck Wiger · Democratic · 42 topic posts · ideology -0.115Jason Isaacson · Democratic · 30 topic posts · ideology -0.240Erik Simonson · Democratic · 27 topic posts · ideology -0.180Omar Fateh · Democratic · 25 topic posts · ideology -0.624John Marty · Democratic · 25 topic posts · ideology -0.385Andrew Mathews · Republican · 25 topic posts · ideology 0.218Kari Dziedzic · Democratic · 22 topic posts · ideology -0.524Karin Housley · Republican · 21 topic posts · ideology 0.073Foung Hawj · Democratic · 20 topic posts · ideology -0.258Eric Pratt · Republican · 16 topic posts · ideology 0.033Melisa Franzen · Democratic · 15 topic posts · ideology -0.199Roger Chamberlain · Republican · 12 topic posts · ideology 0.005Dave Senjem · Republican · 8 topic posts · ideology -0.082David Tomassoni · Independent · 8 topic posts · ideology 0.241Steve Cwodzinski · Democratic · 5 topic posts · ideology -0.261Matt Klein · Democratic · 5 topic posts · ideology -0.128John Hoffman · Democratic · 4 topic posts · ideology -0.099Melissa Wiklund · Democratic · 3 topic posts · ideology -0.100Lindsey Port · Democratic · 3 topic posts · ideology -0.087Jeremy Miller · Republican · 3 topic posts · ideology 0.096John Jasinski · Republican · 3 topic posts · ideology 0.115Greg Clausen · Democratic · 3 topic posts · ideology 0.159Zach Duckworth · Republican · 2 topic posts · ideology 0.100
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Legislators shown in the chart, ordered from most liberal to most conservative
LegislatorPartyIdeologyTopic posts
Omar FatehDemocratic-0.62425
Kari DziedzicDemocratic-0.52422
Scott DibbleDemocratic-0.52485
Erin MurphyDemocratic-0.50390
John MartyDemocratic-0.38525
Ron LatzDemocratic-0.29044
Steve CwodzinskiDemocratic-0.2615
Foung HawjDemocratic-0.25820
Jason IsaacsonDemocratic-0.24030
Susan KentDemocratic-0.231297
Melisa FranzenDemocratic-0.19915
Chris EatonDemocratic-0.1951,070
Erik SimonsonDemocratic-0.18027
Jim CarlsonDemocratic-0.143130
Matt KleinDemocratic-0.1285
Chuck WigerDemocratic-0.11542
Melissa WiklundDemocratic-0.1003
John HoffmanDemocratic-0.0994
Lindsey PortDemocratic-0.0873
Dave SenjemRepublican-0.0828
Carla NelsonRepublican-0.04856
Karla BighamDemocratic-0.04256
Nick FrentzDemocratic-0.01991
Julia ColemanRepublican-0.01348
Scott JensenRepublican-0.01378
Roger ChamberlainRepublican0.00512
Eric PrattRepublican0.03316
Karin HousleyRepublican0.07321
Jeremy MillerRepublican0.0963
Zach DuckworthRepublican0.1002
John JasinskiRepublican0.1153
Greg ClausenDemocratic0.1593
Michelle BensonRepublican0.16983
Andrew MathewsRepublican0.21825
David TomassoniIndependent0.2418
Paul GazelkaRepublican0.266133

Most concentrated voices

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

  • 52 records
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Legislators concentrated on Energy
Dave SenjemRepublican-0.08220.5%
David TomassoniIndependent0.2418.3%
Nick FrentzDemocratic-0.0194.7%
Erik SimonsonDemocratic-0.1803.3%
Andrew MathewsRepublican0.2182.8%
Chuck WigerDemocratic-0.1152.0%
Jim CarlsonDemocratic-0.1431.7%
Paul GazelkaRepublican0.2661.5%
Michelle BensonRepublican0.1691.4%
Carla NelsonRepublican-0.0481.4%
Chris EatonDemocratic-0.1951.3%
Omar FatehDemocratic-0.6241.2%
Ron LatzDemocratic-0.2901.2%
Scott DibbleDemocratic-0.5241.1%
Scott JensenRepublican-0.0131.0%
Foung HawjDemocratic-0.2580.7%
John HoffmanDemocratic-0.0990.7%
Julia ColemanRepublican-0.0130.6%
Eric PrattRepublican0.0330.5%
John JasinskiRepublican0.1150.5%
Erin MurphyDemocratic-0.5030.5%
John MartyDemocratic-0.3850.5%
Roger ChamberlainRepublican0.0050.5%
Susan KentDemocratic-0.2310.5%
Karin HousleyRepublican0.0730.4%

Post explorer

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Mary Franson

@RepMaryFranson

Republican MN House

RT @elonmusk: Hate to say it, but we need to increase oil & gas output immediately. Extraordinary times demand extraordinary measures.

Energy

Eric Pratt

@EricPrattMN

Republican MN Senate

RT @elonmusk: Hate to say it, but we need to increase oil & gas output immediately. Extraordinary times demand extraordinary measures.

Energy

Mary Franson

@RepMaryFranson

Republican MN House

RT @elonmusk: Countries should be increasing nuclear power generation! It is insane from a national security standpoint &amp; bad for the envir<U+2026>

Energy

Chris Eaton

@EatonSenator

Democratic MN Senate

RT @SenSanders: Shock. Shock. Shock. Gas prices are at the highest level in 7 years while Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Shell &amp; BP made nearly $25…

Energy

Chris Eaton

@EatonSenator

Democratic MN Senate

RT @DanPriceSeattle: Exxon Mobil: highest profit in 7 years Chevron: highest profit in 7 years Shell: highest profit in 7 years BP: highest…

Energy

Chris Eaton

@EatonSenator

Democratic MN Senate

RT @DanPriceSeattle: Exxon Mobil: highest profit in 7 years Chevron: highest profit in 7 years Shell: highest profit in 7 years BP: highest…

Energy

Chris Eaton

@EatonSenator

Democratic MN Senate

RT @DanPriceSeattle: Exxon Mobil: highest profit in 7 years Chevron: highest profit in 7 years Shell: highest profit in 7 years BP: highest…

Energy

Zack Stephenson

@zackstephenson

Democratic MN House

RT @QasimRashid: I don<U+2019>t like paying higher gas prices either but it<U+2019>s incredible that people will buy GOP outrage on gas that<U+2019>s $5 instead<U+2026>

Energy

Chris Eaton

@EatonSenator

Democratic MN Senate

RT @DanRather: Blaming the Texas power outages on things like the "Green New Deal" is like... is like... is like... Sorry folks, I don't ha…

Energy

Aisha Gomez

@RepAishaGomez

Democratic MN House

RT @kurteichenwald: El Paso TX is on national grid &amp; still has power. Cities on Texas grid are struggling without power/heat. Because it is…

Energy