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6 April 2025
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 20:53 −15 Huldra talk contribs (direct link)
- diffhist Wikipedia:Stub 05:44 0 Yelps talk contribs (Up to date now) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
5 April 2025
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 23:44 +229 JohnAdams1800 talk contribs (To understand what the Democratic Party lost, you have to understand neoliberalism. Ultimately, Trump won by declaring war on neoliberalism. :()
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 16:54 −787 JohnAdams1800 talk contribs (After reading papers, it was probably inevitable that Democrats lost support from voters without college degrees.)
4 April 2025
- diffhist m Florida 09:46 +40 NekroixCH talk contribs (I've added the ogg file in Spanish)
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 07:45 +7 Volodia.woldemar talk contribs Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit
3 April 2025
- diffhist Florida 21:16 −18 Noahp2 talk contribs (Updating house delegation)
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 14:46 +20 Elonka talk contribs (→In congressional elections: 1950–present: - tagging as unclear. The table has a ton of great data, but it needs some kind of explanation, like what do red and blue cell highlights mean?)
2 April 2025
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 13:48 +43 Ahammed Saad talk contribs (Written in the common style (of other political party articles)) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 13:41 −18 Ahammed Saad talk contribs (No need to add "majority" here. Articles of other parties don't contain such. Majority is already majority, no need to highlight this, just highlight "faction") Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 04:44 +1 JohnAdams1800 talk contribs (→Education: the gulf between us.)
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 04:43 +146 JohnAdams1800 talk contribs (→Education: In the South educational polarization is weaker than racial polarization. Other)
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 04:40 +33 JohnAdams1800 talk contribs (→Gender and sexual minorities: The gulf between them.)
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 04:40 −331 JohnAdams1800 talk contribs (→Education: Education cross-pressures two groups--Whtie men w/ college, White women w/o college.)
1 April 2025
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 23:25 −47 Huldra talk contribs (direct links)
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 20:54 +298 JohnAdams1800 talk contribs (→Education: I ran the data--I am stunned by this high of a Pearson correlation coefficient.)
31 March 2025
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 02:43 −66 JohnAdams1800 talk contribs (→Education: The one place where education polarization is weak is the South.)
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 02:34 +2,633 JohnAdams1800 talk contribs (→Race: White Southerners are extremely Republican.)
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 02:33 −2,672 JohnAdams1800 talk contribs (→Region: Racial polarization cuts both ways. You never hear of White voter margins for the GOP in the South.)
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 00:41 −44 JohnAdams1800 talk contribs (→Income and wealth: To be updated. :))
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 00:34 +991 JohnAdams1800 talk contribs (Yeah, go figure.)
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 00:28 +682 JohnAdams1800 talk contribs (Trump made income irrelevant to voters, even the richest top 10%. And then Harris outright won the highest-income voters.)
30 March 2025
- diffhist Democratic Party (United States) 23:49 +89 JohnAdams1800 talk contribs (Tariffs are a *tax*--on foreign imports. The Democratic Party's voters and elected officials generally oppose tariffs.)