Wall Street Journal Opinion tops a million daily views
The channel's sharp rise comes alongside election commentary on Alaska's voting system and Susan Collins's Senate prospects.
Why this story? The whole channel is running at 1,066,775 views a day, 10 times a normal day (106,015).
Alaska’s Mistake Approving Ranked Choice Voting
Wall Street Journal Opinion is drawing roughly a million views a day, about ten times its usual daily audience. But the jump is much larger than the audiences for its newest uploads, which are still in the hundreds or low thousands. It is not clear which videos are driving the increase.
The channel's recent election commentary puts Alaska under particular scrutiny. In "Alaska's Mistake Approving Ranked Choice Voting," a Potomac Watch excerpt, Kim Strassel argues that the state was wrong to adopt the system. Another excerpt turns to Maine: Kyle Peterson describes Susan Collins as a Senate survivor who could withstand a challenge from Troy Jackson.
There is a quieter subject among those political arguments. "The Dangerous Decline of Reading / Free Ex" presents Lauren Stoneman's case that reading deserves the time and effort it demands. On a channel busy weighing elections and candidates, that upload asks viewers to consider a different kind of commitment.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Wall Street Journal Opinion right now
- Channel
- Wall Street Journal Opinion
- Subscribers
- 153,000 ▲ 2,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,265,365
- Channel views, pace per day
- 1,066,775 (on a normal day: 106,015)
The numbers
Daily channel views have climbed far above their usual level. The newest uploads account for only a small part of that audience.
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