r/moderatepolitics↗
Restore Sanity in Politics!
This is NOT a politically moderate subreddit! It IS a political subreddit for moderately expressed opinions and civil discourse. If you are looking for civility, moderation and tolerance come on in!
323k subscribers183 posts / mo in Sep 2026 (incl. ~6% by known bots)112 authors / mosince 2010
r/moderatepolitics has 323k members (+4.9% over the last 12 months). It gets about 183 posts a month from 112 people. Top topics: Elections and Politics, Supreme Court Cases and Elections and Politics in Arizona.
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- Elections and Politics<0.1%
- Supreme Court Cases<0.1%
- Elections and Politics in Arizona<0.1%
- North Carolina Politics<0.1%
- Redistricting Gerrymandering<0.1%
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- Politico
- The Hill
- NPR
- CBS News
- Archive
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