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Every post has a hidden timeline to it, which has detailed info regarding the votes a post has aggregated each day, with links in the form of http://[sitename].stackexchange.com/posts/[postID]/timeline. (But obviously not the info about who voted)

For instance, the timeline link for this question is http://meta.stackexchange.com/posts/290708/timeline.

You need the established user privilege to see the breakdown of votes though, and without it, you will only see the total score (upvotes−downvotes) for each day.

As animuson points out in a comment, it's only a sum of votes a post has gained each day, but it's the analysis with the most details about votes that you can get.

Every post has a hidden timeline to it, which has detailed info regarding the votes a post has aggregated each day, with links in the form of http://[sitename].stackexchange.com/posts/[postID]/timeline. (But obviously not the info about who voted)

For instance, the timeline link for this question is https://meta.stackexchange.com/posts/290708/timeline.

You need the established user privilege to see the breakdown of votes though, and without it, you will only see the total score (upvotes−downvotes) for each day.

As animuson points out in a comment, it's only a sum of votes a post has gained each day, but it's the analysis with the most details about votes that you can get.

Every post has a hidden timeline to it, which has detailed info regarding the votes a post has aggregated each day, with links in the form of http://[sitename].stackexchange.com/posts/[postID]/timeline. (But obviously not the info about who voted)

For instance, the timeline link for your post is http://meta.stackexchange.com/posts/290708/timeline.

You need the established user privilege to see it though, and without it, you will only see total score (ups−downs).

As animuson points out in a comment, it's only a sum of votes a post has gained each day, but it's the analysis with the most details about votes that you can get.

Every post has a hidden timeline to it, which has detailed info regarding the votes a post has aggregated each day, with links in the form of http://[sitename].stackexchange.com/posts/[postID]/timeline. (But obviously not the info about who voted)

For instance, the timeline link for this question is http://meta.stackexchange.com/posts/290708/timeline.

You need the established user privilege to see the breakdown of votes though, and without it, you will only see the total score (upvotes−downvotes) for each day.

As animuson points out in a comment, it's only a sum of votes a post has gained each day, but it's the analysis with the most details about votes that you can get.

Every post has a hidden timeline to it, which has detailed info regarding the votes a post has aggregated each day, with links in the form of http://[sitename].stackexchange.com/posts/[postID]/timeline. (But obviously not the info about who voted)

For instance, the timeline link for your post is http://meta.stackexchange.com/posts/290708/timeline.

You need the established user privilege to see it though, and without it, you will only see total score (ups−downs).

As @Ani points out below, it's only a sum of votes a post has gained each day, but it's the analysis with the most details about votes that you can get.

Every post has a hidden timeline to it, which has detailed info regarding the votes a post has aggregated each day, with links in the form of http://[sitename].stackexchange.com/posts/[postID]/timeline. (But obviously not the info about who voted)

For instance, the timeline link for your post is http://meta.stackexchange.com/posts/290708/timeline.

You need the established user privilege to see it though, and without it, you will only see total score (ups−downs).

As animuson points out in a comment, it's only a sum of votes a post has gained each day, but it's the analysis with the most details about votes that you can get.