Political Attention Scoreboard Today's Leader

Top Performers

1
Donald Trump
19.0%
2
Peggy Flanagan
4.5%
3
Angie Craig
4.5%
4
Luke Bronin
3.4%
5
John Larson
3.4%
6
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
3.1%
7
David Crowley
2.8%
8
Francesca Hong
2.8%
9
Tony Evers
2.8%
10
Michele Tafoya
2.3%
11
Ilhan Omar
2.2%
12
Bernie Sanders
2.2%
13
Mike Lindell
2.2%
14
Lisa Demuth
2.2%
15
Darline Graham Nordone
2.1%
16
Ralph Norman
2.1%
17
Lindsey Graham
2.1%
18
Indira Talwani
2.0%
19
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
2.0%
20
Riley Roberts
2.0%
1
Crowley Win
6.7
 
David Crowley upset progressive Francesca Hong in Wisconsin's Democratic gubernatorial primary, defying polling expectations that favored Hong. Backed by the party establishment, Crowley's victory reflects the ongoing ideological divide within the Democratic Party ahead of the general election.
2
Senate Race MN
5.5
 
Peggy Flanagan won the Minnesota Democratic Senate primary, defeating Angie Craig, while Michele Tafoya secured the Republican nomination. This sets the stage for a high-stakes election between a progressive and a common-sense challenger in Minnesota.
3
Flanagan Wins
5.3
 
Peggy Flanagan won Minnesota's Democratic Senate primary, defeating moderate Angie Craig in a significant bid reflecting the progressive wing's rise. Concurrently, former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin ousted longtime Representative John Larson in Connecticut, emphasizing generational change within the Democratic Party.
4
Lindell Defeats
5.2
 
Mike Lindell, endorsed by Donald Trump, lost the Minnesota Republican primary to Lisa Demuth. His defeat highlighted the limits of Trump's endorsement power, as Lindell refused to concede, marking a significant moment for the GOP in Minnesota politics.
5
Graham Runoff
5.1
 
Darline Graham, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, advances to an August 25 runoff in a special Republican primary to fill her brother’s Senate seat, backed by Donald Trump, amid mixed public reception regarding her political experience.
6
Trump Voting Block
4.8
 
A federal judge has blocked President Trump's executive order aimed at restricting mail-in voting ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, citing constitutional concerns and the importance of maintaining established voting procedures to ensure electoral integrity and accessibility.
7
AOC Egg Freezing
4.8
 
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez announced her decision to freeze her eggs, sharing her journey on social media. This personal choice highlights themes of empowerment and reproductive rights while coinciding with speculation about her potential presidential ambitions for 2028 and her split from fiancé Riley Roberts.
8
Trump Patriot
4.4
 
President Trump attended the 2026 Patriot Games in Ohio, receiving a warm reception. The event featured high school athletics with a substantial scholarship prize pool, while security concerns arose from fighter jets intercepting a civilian plane violating airspace restrictions.
9
Fauci Texts
4.4
 
Dr. Fauci's private texts revealed concerns about COVID-19 vaccine risks for pregnant women, contrasting his public encouragement of vaccination. This discrepancy has sparked political controversy and calls for investigations, highlighting ongoing debates over trust in health communication and policy.
10
Vaccine Changes
4.2
 
President Trump signed an executive order reducing the number of federally recommended childhood vaccinations from 18 to 11 and proposing to separate the combined measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine into three individual shots. This decision ignited concern among health experts about potential risks to public health.
11
Redd Lawsuit
4.1
 
The Kennedy Center was ordered by a judge to pay jazz musician Chuck Redd over $250,000 after dismissing its lawsuit against him for canceling a concert in protest of adding President Donald Trump's name to the venue.
12
Hearn Charges
4.1
 
David Hearn, a former Olympian, faced dropped felony vandalism charges for the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after new evidence indicated damage was due to a contractor's error. The Trump White House urged renewed prosecutions, raising political scrutiny.
13
Mamdani Tax Halt
4.0
 
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's pied-à-terre tax targeting wealthy second-home owners faced a legal setback when a Staten Island judge temporarily blocked its rollout. President Trump threatened federal action, igniting a debate about the tax's implications.
14
El-Sayed Rise
3.9
 
Abdul El-Sayed's victory in the Michigan Senate primary represents a progressive shift within the Democratic Party. He has received support from key figures like Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, but he faces challenges in unifying factions and addressing concerns about his policies and associations.
15
Trump Media
3.8
 
Trump Media is pivoting towards monetizing Truth Social amidst significant financial losses, launching a paid access feature for early access to Trump’s posts. However, the platform is experiencing declining user engagement, raising concerns about its long-term sustainability.
16
Miller Scandal
3.3
 
Max Miller, facing domestic violence allegations, remains the GOP nominee for his Ohio House seat, defying calls to drop out. His Democratic opponent, Brian Poindexter, gains significant national support, highlighting tensions within the Republican Party amid the scandal.
17
Transgender Care
3.2
 
The Trump administration has announced the discontinuation of Medicaid funding for gender-affirming care for transgender minors, including surgeries and hormones. This policy aligns with actions in at least 27 states, raising concerns about access to essential healthcare for vulnerable youth.
18
Scharf Counsel
3.0
 
President Trump announced Will Scharf as the new White House Counsel, effective September 1, replacing David Warrington. Scharf previously served as Staff Secretary and helped secure approval for the $400 million ballroom project amid ongoing concerns regarding potential investigations during the upcoming midterm elections.
19
Trump Iran Talks
3.0
 
President Trump demands compensation from Iran for American casualties linked to Iranian actions, responding to Tehran's request for reparations. The escalating negotiations affect global oil prices, highlighting the complex geopolitical tension surrounding the crucial Strait of Hormuz.
20
Bronin Victory
2.9
 
Former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin unseated long-serving Congressman John Larson in the Democratic primary, reflecting a significant generational shift within the party. Larson's defeat underscores the challenges faced by incumbents and the demand for progressive voices in contemporary American politics.
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