The State of Elections
Our analysis of the elections sector sidesteps PR narratives to focus on structural realities and raw data outputs.
Key Metrics in Elections
Recent FOIA requests and independent audits reveal a stark contrast between reported outcomes and actual performance in elections.
| Metric Indicator | Projected Target | Actual Result |
|---|---|---|
| Sector Growth | 8.5% | 4.1% |
| Resource Allocation | $1.2B | $0.9B |
| Efficiency Index | High | Marginal |
Electoral College Scenario Builder
Toggle swing states to see paths to 270.
Base Dem: 226 | Base GOP: 219
Democrat Total (if selected boxes go Dem): 226
Misconceptions in Elections
- Taking press releases at face value.
- Ignoring the secondary effects of elections policy.
- Failing to trace the funding sources.
FAQ: Elections
Why is elections coverage usually so poor?
Lack of subject matter expertise among general assignment reporters.
Where does this data come from?
Directly from agency filings and unredacted primary sources.
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