Top Public Policy Websites in the United States

Key Insights on Top Public Policy Websites in the United States on January 2026

As of January 2026, indivisible.org leads Public Policy in the United States with 844.26K monthly visits. Its audience skews mobile-first (32.7% desktop / 32.7% mobile), and traffic is up month over month 478.85% and up year over year 354.52%. brennancenter.org holds second with 816.65K visits and a desktop-leaning mix (51.63% desktop / 48.37% mobile), while usafacts.org ranks third with 778.52K visits.

Across the leaders, saysay.co.jp is the most mobile-first (100% of visits), whereas golubevod.net is the most desktop-reliant (100%). Momentum favors zwijndrecht.nl in the latest month (10,170.83%), while democracyjournal.org shows the steepest pullback. On a yearly view, s-hertogenbosch.nl posts the strongest expansion (7,682.31%), contrasted with vot-er.org (-69.33%).

Acquisition patterns also differ: indivisible.org is driven primarily by search, indivisible.org by direct, and indivisible.org by referral; overall, 32 of the top 100 sites are direct-led, 51 are search-led, and 17 lean on social.

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