Nineteen economic metrics across five administrations, plus live military spend tracking across four active conflicts — 32 years of data from BEA, BLS, Treasury, the Fed, CSIS, Brown University, and more. We don’t tell you who did better. We show you what the numbers did.
Each cell shows the percent change in that metric across the administration’s tenure. Greens mean the number moved in the conventionally-preferred direction; oranges mean it moved away. We make no claim that the president caused the change— that’s your job.
Open full scorecard ↗Pick a metric and see the full 31-year timeline. Each president’s segment is color-coded so you can compare spans at a glance — or zoom into the full dashboard for all 19 metrics side by side.
National averages and quarterly snapshots only get you so far. We're building two complements: one for the map, one for the moment.
National averages hide everything interesting. Explore every state, every year since 2015, on the metrics that actually move families — sorted so the outliers are visible at a glance.
Live Stream press briefings, hearings and addresses with AI fact-checking running alongside the video. Every economic claim verified against official data — BLS, BEA, Census, Fed, etc — in real time.
An unbiased source is a design problem before it is an editorial one. These three rules govern what gets published and what doesn’t.
Every data point on Vote Unbiased is traceable to a single federal statistical agency or official market index. Click any chart cell to follow the citation trail.
New data lands, old data gets revised, and we flag the ones that changed most. No campaign coverage. No horse race. Just the numbers.