STAT · 84
Statistical evidence
Quantitative records including budget amounts, population figures, workload data, rates, totals, and reported counts.
Audit 002
The evidence register contains 271 evidence items connected to claims, sources, entities, events, unresolved questions, programs, and fiscal years.
Evidence register
The evidence layer is the audit’s control surface. Findings should emerge only where claims are supported by evidence items tied to source IDs. The graph exists to prevent unsupported narrative leaps.
STAT · 84
Quantitative records including budget amounts, population figures, workload data, rates, totals, and reported counts.
DEF · 36
Terms, program boundaries, statutory definitions, and institutional definitions needed to prevent category errors.
APPROP · 35
Budget authority, enacted appropriations, advance appropriations, TEF structure, and account-level fiscal records.
DISAG · 27
Places where official sources, oversight bodies, agency statements, or measurement instruments diverge.
UNRES · 24
Known gaps where the current public record is insufficient for a stronger claim.
DATE / LIM / LAW / REC
Dated evidence, explicit limitations, legal authorities, and recommendation status protect the audit from overreach.
The next upgrade should expose machine-readable claim, source, archive, and evidence registers as downloadable files and searchable rendered tables. This page establishes the public map first so normal readers can understand what the data layer is doing.