For the first time since April, Sen. Bernie Sanders was not one of the two most-talked-about Democratic presidential candidates on CNN, Fox News and MSNBC last week. Instead, Sen. Elizabeth Warren took the second spot according to data from the TV News Archive that FiveThirtyEight has been tracking using the GDELT Project’s Television API. In recent weeks, Warren has seen an uptick in her polling numbers as well, but former Vice President Joe Biden continues to dominate the field in both polling and cable news mentions.

Warren bumped Sanders out of second place last week How often each Democratic candidate was mentioned each week in news programming on CNN, Fox News and MSNBC, counted by the number of 15-second clips that include each person’s full name Number of Clips Candidate Week of May 19 Week of May 26 Joe Biden 1,160 – 1,610 – Elizabeth Warren 258 – 437 – Bernie Sanders 465 – 365 – Kamala Harris 238 – 316 – Pete Buttigieg 310 – 137 – Cory Booker 45 – 125 – Beto O’Rourke 187 – 112 – Eric Swalwell 25 – 59 – Amy Klobuchar 46 – 51 – Kirsten Gillibrand 74 – 50 – Bill de Blasio 83 – 40 – John Hickenlooper 9 – 33 – Seth Moulton 14 – 32 – Michael Bennet 0 21 – Julian Castro 24 – 15 – John Delaney 13 – 13 – Steve Bullock 42 – 12 – Andrew Yang 13 – 10 – Jay Inslee 17 – 10 – Tim Ryan 19 – 8 – Tulsi Gabbard 11 – 7 – Marianne Williamson 0 4 – 3,053 – 3,467 – Includes all candidates that qualify as “major” in FiveThirtyEight’s rubric. Each network’s daily news coverage is chopped up into 15-second clips, and each clip that includes a candidate’s first and last name (found by running a search seeking an exact match for the name) is counted as one mention. Source: Internet Archive’s Television News Archive via the GDELT Project

A majority of Warren’s mentions — 59 percent — came from MSNBC, and Fox News mentioned her more than CNN. According to a FiveThirtyEight analysis of the data, many of these clips also mention fellow front-runners Sanders, Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris, suggesting that she’s often being discussed in terms of her position in the horse race.

Check out the data behind this series and check back each week for an update on which candidates are getting the most cable news mentions.