Which state on this forum is the:

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

-Most discussed?
-Least discussed?
-Most overrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance?
-Most underrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance?

[Joe Biden 2020]

-Most discussed? -- Currently, Pennsylvania, Florida, and Michigan
-Least discussed? -- Wyoming or Idaho or Vermont
-Most overrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance? -- New York
-Most underrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance? -- Oklahoma, Missouri, and Texas

[Gustaf]

This is hard to ascertain of course, but I'll just speak my mind:

-Most discussed?
Duh. Pennsylvania.
-Least discussed?
Probably a tie between many, but I will say Alaska.

-Most overrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance?
Montana. A 3 EV ultra-Republican state that still seems to get quite a bit of attention.

-Most underrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance?
Tough call but I'd say California. Yeah, it's not a battleground but it's also not really ultra-Democratic and it recieves very little attention on here.

[tik 🪀✨]

-Most discussed? Ohio
-Least discussed? Ohio
-Most overrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance? Ohio
-Most underrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance? Ohio (and Hawaii)

[Хahar 🤔]

-Most discussed? Ohio
-Least discussed? North Dakota
-Most overrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance? Florida or Maine
-Most underrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance? Colorado

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

-Least discussed? North Dakota

If it weren't for me and Lewis maybe, but we make that not the case.

[Хahar 🤔]

-Least discussed? North Dakota

If it weren't for me and Lewis maybe, but we make that not the case.

I forgot about that. Make that SD.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

2004 House Special Election, 2004 Senate race and the abortion referendum in 2006 certainly received attention, and that's not even counting Lewis' Native topics. Certainly more than Wyoming (when was the last time anyone did a thorough analysis of that state before the caucus?)

[tik 🪀✨]

Texas   276
Florida   256
Virgina   248
New York   225
Washington   217
Ohio   216
Maine   200
California   193
Massachusetts   178
New Hampshire   150
Georgia   145
Pennsylvania   138
Minnesota   135
Iowa   131
West Virginia   131
Delaware   125
Illinois   116
Missouri   116
Wisconsin   112
Michigan   105
Mississippi   103
Maryland   100
Arizona   96
Louisiana   95
New Jersey   95
Nevada   93
Colorado   89
Vermont   87
Arkansas   86
New Mexico   79
Montana   78
North Carolina   78
Alabama   77
Hawaii   76
Indiana   76
Kansas   74
Tennessee   74
Connecticut   72
South Carolina   69
Wyoming   69
Utah   68
Oregon   67
Alaska   63
Idaho   63
Rhode Island   62
Kentucky   60
Nebraska   57
South Dakota   39
North Dakota   31
Oklahoma   2

Results on Google for each state. Obviously it bears no real weight and is very outdated, but for some reason I took the time to do it, so here it is.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

-Most discussed?-Pennsylvania
-Least discussed?-North Dakota
-Most overrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance?-Oklahoma
-Most underrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance?-California

[Padfoot]

-Most discussed: Ohio and Pennsylvania
-Least discussed: Wyoming, Idaho, Vermont
-Most overrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance: typically Oklahoma but in recent times Florida and Michigan
-Most underrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance: Arizona

[specific_name]

I answer this in terms of the forum and in a wider scope (a more interesting question)

Most discussed? ohio (maybe not this instant but in the last few years)

Least discussed? Oklahoma, Hawaii, the Dakotas.

Most overrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance?
Ohio by a mile; as well as the other 'rust belt' states. Important in electoral politics but I find the whole 'heart land' land thing to be a bunch of bull. States like NY and later CA built this country and have successfully transitioned from pre-industrial through to the post industrial era. CA is #1 in agriculture in America and NY has maintained a formidable position in finance.

Most underrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance?
perhaps the Mid-Atlantic states

[Aizen]

-Most discussed? Pennsylvania
-Least discussed? Idaho
-Most overrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance? Oklahoma easily
-Most underrated in the terms of the discussion it receives in relation to its importance? California, Texas and Arizona deserve closer looks although their destiny is solid for next election.