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‘Economic populism is very fashionable’: the old Bernie Sanders formula that helped Democrats win the midterms
Live
- Newsrooms
- 7
- Last 3 hours
- 0 reports
- Momentum
- Quiet
0 in the 3 before
Cooling
Reports per hour, last 24 hours
How the coverage splits
Against the past week
More newsrooms than 93% of the past week’s 4158 stories, and number 128 of 1912 in News.Why it’s moving
- One side onlyOnly left-leaning newsrooms so far (6). Nothing from the right yet.
1For decades, the senator has advocated a ‘kitchen table populism’ focused on households’ everyday concerns and the working class. Progressive candidates in the United States picked up the message
In El País’s words.2
The story so far
7 newsroomsCooling- Reports
- 8
- Newsrooms and sources
- 7
- Last 3 hours
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Cooling: well below its busiest stretch (0 in the last three hours, 0 in the three before).
First with it: NPR, 1 hr 43 min before anyone else.
Reported by 7 newsrooms.
The numbers behind it
How it spread, where it’s heading and where the coverage is from
Where the coverage is from
How it spread
- Newsrooms
- 7
- Reports
- 8
- Over
- 7 days
- To three newsrooms
- 5 hr
Newsrooms on it each counted once
| Time | Newsroom | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Thu, 5 Nov, 11:02pm AEDT | NPR | 1 |
| Fri, 6 Nov, 12:45am AEDT | CBS News | 2 |
| Fri, 6 Nov, 4:00am AEDT | The Guardian | 3 |
| Fri, 6 Nov, 5:15am AEDT | The Hill | 4 |
| Fri, 6 Nov, 5:19am AEDT | Axios | 5 |
| Thu, 12 Nov, 1:53pm AEDT | The Mirror | 6 |
| Thu, 12 Nov, 9:51pm AEDT | El País | 7 |
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