AttentionPublic discussionHacker News
Attention rose sharply
5.6× its usual variation — far larger than usual
+16 mentionsup over the last 24 hours
Attention around Democratic Party (US) is about usual, and has fallen over the last 24 hours.
The US Democratic Party, its leadership, its primaries and its internal fights.
PoliticsUS
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Each source’s own reading, on the same scale as the figure above
The largest movements across forecasts, attention, discussion sentiment and reporting in the last 24 hours, each compared with how much that topic usually moves.
AttentionPublic discussionHacker News
Attention rose sharply
5.6× its usual variation — far larger than usual
+16 mentionsup over the last 24 hours
29 changes were compared.
EARLY ATTENTION
Public discussion rose before the forecast contracts moved.
Strength within early attention: 38%
Occurrences reported on this topic, the most widely reported first. One entry per occurrence, however many outlets carried it, and the count on each is the outlets that reported it independently.
Can Democrats win the US Senate? 10 key midterm races to watch opens in a new tab
1 independent origin · low confidence
Al Jazeera English
Democrats have an identity crisis - it won't be an easy fix opens in a new tab
1 independent origin · low confidence
BBC News
Four investigations Democrats could launch if they win Congress opens in a new tab
1 independent origin · low confidence
BBC News
Here's how Democrats in Congress are preparing for election fraud claims opens in a new tab
1 independent origin · low confidence
NPR
One week out, prediction markets see Democrats as favored to sweep Congress opens in a new tab
1 independent origin · low confidence
CNBC
1 independent origin · low confidence
MarketWatch
1 independent origin · low confidence
NPR
1 independent origin · low confidence
NPR
Posts and shared links on the discussion platforms this site reads that are about this topic, over the last two days, the most discussed first. Titles are the platform's own. Counts are the platform's where it publishes them, and otherwise the comments or shares this site read; none of it is a figure this site calculates.
Why aren’t Democrats talking about climate? opens in a new tab
Democrats Demand Answers on What Trump Is Telling AI Chatbots opens in a new tab
List of Democrats who did not sign letter against Ilhan Omar investigation opens in a new tab
Democrats' Secret Effort to Stack Alaska's Ballot opens in a new tab
Kamala Harris Advises Democrats Not To Impeach Trump opens in a new tab
As Trump escalates extreme attacks, Democrats – finally – rally round El-Sayed opens in a new tab
Democrats Have an Islamophobia Problem Too opens in a new tab
Democrats Demand Answers on What Trump Is Telling AI Chatbots opens in a new tab
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How the attention figure is calculated · method version 3.0.0 · What these figures do not say
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