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Democratic Party (United States) — Wikipedia views

5 views/day +25.00% day

Daily readers of Wikipedia's article on the Democratic Party, one of the two parties that have dominated US politics since the 1850s. Its elections, leaders and fights in Congress send people looking up what the party is.

Oct 31 · 5.00 views/day · −61.5% vs the window’s open

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Oct 2high13.00 views/day
Oct 310.00 views/day−23.1%
Oct 45.00 views/day−50.0%
Oct 56.00 views/day+20.0%
Oct 64.00 views/day−33.3%
Oct 75.00 views/day+25.0%
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Oct 95.00 views/day+25.0%
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Oct 1113.00 views/day+85.7%
Oct 124.00 views/day−69.2%
Oct 1313.00 views/day+225.0%
Oct 145.00 views/day−61.5%
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Oct 16low2.00 views/day−80.0%
Oct 174.00 views/day+100.0%
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Oct 2010.00 views/day+150.0%
Oct 215.00 views/day−50.0%
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Oct 2413.00 views/day+160.0%
Oct 255.00 views/day−61.5%
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Oct 274.00 views/day−33.3%
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Oct 31latest5.00 views/day+25.0%

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The closing midterm fight ran through Alaska, where the Justice Department sued to block Senate certification only if the Republican loses, and Michigan, where Trump called Senate candidate El-Sayed a jihadist. In Cleveland, Obama blamed the Iran war for rising diesel prices. None of these stories explains the early-October peak.

  1. Justice Department Targets Alaska Certification
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  3. Obama Campaigns Against Iran War