Political Attention Scoreboard Today's Leader

Top Performers

1
Donald Trump
28.1%
2
Donald Trump Jr.
5.0%
3
Umar Kremlev
5.0%
4
John Curtis
5.0%
5
Mark Ruffalo
4.7%
6
Rob Bonta
4.7%
7
David Ellison
4.7%
8
JD Vance
4.7%
9
Mehmet Oz
4.7%
10
Byron Donalds
4.4%
11
David Jolly
4.4%
12
Abdul El-Sayed
4.3%
13
Kamala Harris
4.3%
14
Eric Deters
3.9%
15
Kid Rock
3.9%
16
Brooke Rollins
3.4%
17
Zohran Mamdani
3.1%
18
Gavin Newsom
1.7%
1
Trump's Diesel
7.3
 
Amid soaring diesel prices influenced by the Iran war, President Trump considers a diesel export ban while threatening Iran during a UN speech. He also rebrands AI as "super intelligence," complicating media relations with bans on certain news outlets.
2
GOP Map Missouri
4.9
 
A federal appeals court has reinstated a GOP-favored congressional map in Missouri, previously blocked by the Supreme Court on two occasions, potentially boosting Republican representation. The ruling has sparked legal controversy and may lead to further Supreme Court intervention before the elections.
3
Trump Jr. Wedding
4.4
 
Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding, partially funded by Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev, has sparked a call for investigation from Senator John Curtis, raising ethical concerns about foreign influence and financial dealings involving presidential family members.
4
Paramount Deal
4.1
 
Paramount Skydance reached a settlement with California and 11 other states, allowing its $110 billion merger with Warner Bros. Discovery to proceed. Attorney General Rob Bonta expressed mixed feelings, acknowledging his opposition while securing protections for jobs and operations.
5
Fraud Cuts ACA
4.1
 
The Trump administration plans to remove approximately 760,000 enrollees from the Affordable Care Act, citing fraud and improper enrollment. This initiative is expected to save about $2.2 billion, but raises concerns about the implications for legitimate enrollees and healthcare access.
6
South African Refugees
4.1
 
The Trump administration announced plans to resettle 17,500 refugees, primarily white South Africans, in fiscal year 2027. This decision marks a significant shift in U.S. refugee policy, raising concerns about the racial motives and humanitarian implications involved.
7
Donalds Trump Shift
3.9
 
Florida GOP candidate Byron Donalds has removed mentions of Trump from his campaign website, reflecting a strategic shift as some Republicans distance themselves from the former president ahead of the midterm elections and responding to changing political dynamics.
8
El-Sayed Race
3.8
 
Abdul El-Sayed is campaigning for the U.S. Senate in Michigan with significant support from Kamala Harris. His candidacy faces scrutiny over controversial remarks, including comments on immigration and women's health, reflecting the intense political dynamics shaping the crucial race.
9
MAGA Fest Cancel
3.4
 
The Freedom Fest 2026, featuring Kid Rock, was canceled due to poor ticket sales, with only six VIP tickets sold. Organizer Eric Deters expressed frustration and criticized wealthy attendees, stating he would never host such an event again.
10
Beef Prices
3.0
 
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins advised Americans to consider protein alternatives amidst soaring beef prices, which drew criticism for being out of touch. The incident reflects tensions within the Republican Party regarding responses to food inflation and affordability.
11
Trump Mamdani
2.8
 
President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani met at Gracie Mansion on September 21, 2026, discussing housing and other issues affecting New York City. Their meeting highlighted bipartisan cooperation amidst political contrasts, stirring mixed reactions from Trump's supporters.
12
Trump Arch Plan
1.9
 
President Trump announced plans to build a 250-foot triumphal arch in Washington, D.C., which he claims will serve as a military complex housing drones and snipers, raising concerns about safety and militarization from various critics and advocacy groups.
13
El Niño Alert
1.5
 
Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in California due to an anticipated strong El Niño. The decision aims to mobilize state resources and prepare for severe weather threats, including floods and mudslides, ensuring safety ahead of record-breaking winter storms.
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