Most Popular Wikipedia Articles of the Week (November 3 to 9, 2024)
editPrepared with commentary by Igordebraga, Soulbust, Vestrian24Bio.
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Definitely finishing in the Top 25
editRank | Article | Class | Views | Image | Notes/about |
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1 | 2024 United States presidential election | 7,699,454 | U.S. election between Trump (#3) and Harris (#4); the most-recent edition of #24. Trump won both the Electoral College and the Popular Vote. | ||
2 | 2020 United States presidential election | 5,930,052 | Previous U.S. election, between Trump (#3) and Biden (#17), with the latter winning. | ||
3 | Donald Trump | 4,390,156 | Elected as the 47th U.S. President, after triumphing victorious on #1 against #4. He became the second president to win non-consecutive elections after Grover Cleveland (1884 and 1892). | ||
4 | Kamala Harris | 3,049,572 | Lost 2024 U.S. presidential election (#1). Plenty of reasons can be found for the defeat, such as Harris not appearing assertive enough once turned into the candidate, a campaign more focused on "the other candidate is bad" than how she'd be the better option, and a lack of information on how to fix the widespread economic insecurity. | ||
5 | 2016 United States presidential election | 2,985,915 | Previous U.S. election, between Trump (#3) and Hillary Clinton, with the former winning. | ||
6 | JD Vance | 1,775,571 | Elected Vice President of the U.S., as part of the Republican Party's ticket. | ||
7 | Quincy Jones | 1,621,220 | One of the greatest music producers of all time, whose work includes the best-selling album ever and the Austin Powers theme, and also had a hand in television by helping make shows like The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and Mad TV, died on November 3 at the age of 91. Former Presidents Clinton and Obama, as well as President Biden and VP Harris all paid their tributes. | ||
8 | 2024 United States elections | 1,514,431 | In addition to the presidential election (#1), the U.S. also saw elections in the Senate and House of Representatives, as well as gubernatorial and legislative elections. | ||
9 | 2012 United States presidential election | 1,374,415 | Previous U.S. election, between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney. Drew interest from readers re-visiting previous election results. | ||
10 | United States Electoral College | 1,346,015 | A subject of discussion during every U.S. presidential election cycle. With 87% votes reported, and Arizona and Nevada yet to be officially called, Trump (#3) won the Electoral College decidedly 295–226 over Harris (#4). | ||
11 | Project 2025 | 1,313,997 | |||
12 | 2008 United States presidential election | 1,293,070 | Previous U.S. election, between Barack Obama and John McCain. Drew interest from readers re-visiting previous election results. | ||
13 | 2020 United States elections | 1,162,790 | |||
14 | List of presidents of the United States | 1,013,481 | |||
15 | Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 | 1,001,871 | What a relief going from Washington to India for a change! This comedy horror from Bollywood has Kartik Aaryan returning as a phony ghostbuster forced to actually deal with the supernatural, and the film's release on Diwali already pushed it among the year's highest grossing. | ||
16 | Melania Trump | 998,294 | Current wife of #3, and set to be the 47th First Lady of the United States. | ||
17 | Singham Again | 961,871 | Bollywood's other movie that released alongside #14. It received mixed reviews, but has done well at the box office so far. | ||
18 | Joe Biden | 918,372 | Winner of #2, who withdrew his candidacy from #1 earlier this year. |
Currently in and potentially finishing in the Top 25
editRank | Article | Class | Views | Image | Notes/about |
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19 | 2004 United States presidential election | 898,679 | Previous U.S. election, between George W. Bush and John Kerry. Drew interest from readers re-visiting previous election results. This was the last time the Republican Party won the popular vote prior to Trump winning it in 2024. | ||
20 | Robert F. Kennedy Jr. | 873,404 | |||
21 | Elon Musk | 868,983 | |||
22 | Usha Vance | 830,510 | Wife of #6, set to be the Second Lady of the United States next year. | ||
23 | 2000 United States presidential election | 826,745 | Previous U.S. election, between George W. Bush and Al Gore. Drew interest from readers re-visiting previous election results. | ||
24 | President of the United States | 798,288 | |||
25 | Red states and blue states | 774,305 |
Not currently in Top 25,
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- unlikely to finish in the Top 25, but worth taking note of for possible finish in Top 25 or interesting note in final Top 25 list
Rank | Article | Class | Views | Image | Notes/about |
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NR | Deaths in 2024 | 763,843 | |||
NR | Family of Donald Trump | 740,465 | |||
NR | 1984 United States presidential election | 748,441 | |||
NR | Jill Stein | 728,193 | |||
NR | United States presidential election | 701,498 | |||
NR | Susie Wiles | 690,553 | |||
NR | Amaran (2024 film) | 644,458 | |||
NR | 4B movement | 623,186 | |||
NR | Chappell Roan | 592,178 | |||
NR | Kemi Badenoch | 575,591 | |||
NR | 1996 United States presidential election | 571,938 | |||
NR | Ivana Trump | 560,899 | |||
NR | Republican Party (United States) | 512,689 | |||
NR | Shyamala Gopalan | 505,098 | |||
NR | Grover Cleveland | 504,430 | |||
NR | Barack Obama | 491,589 | |||
NR | Swing state | 481,695 | |||
NR | United States | 430,681 |