FLORES365 / PUBLIC DATA INTEGRITY ROOM

Trust the process. Verify the source.

Live endpoint checks, publisher freshness, election authority reachability and clear warnings when data cannot be validated. We show what works, what is aging and what remains unavailable.

Audit results ↓Results readiness ↓Official sources ↓

Checking official and publisher feeds…

LATEST QUALITY AUDIT—Current checks

NEEDS ATTENTION—Warnings or unavailable data

AUDIT TIMESTAMP—Central time

01 / CHECKS & BALANCES

The source-quality ledger.

Reachability does not guarantee correctness. A publisher may have no new local election story; a working HLS manifest may still fail video playback.

02 / SOURCE-FRESHNESS HISTORY

Checks over time.

A rolling record of hourly source checks, with changes flagged. This is technical data quality—not a record of election events or official incidents.

02 / 2026 GENERAL ELECTION

Official results readiness.

Election Day is November 3, 2026. Do not confuse a live state results page with officially reported candidate totals.

Candidate results are published on Flores365 only through separately verified, dated official returns. No predictive race ratings, manufactured tallies or fabricated poll-close events.

03 / UNDERLYING AUTHORITIES

Go to the original.

04 / LIMITATIONS & INCIDENT RESPONSE

What happens when a feed breaks?

Show the last verified timestamp

Every dashboard must distinguish the last fetch from the source's own report or publication date.

Mark uncertainty explicitly

Missing values and stale information stay labeled; unavailable totals never become zero.

Keep source fallbacks

If automated checks fail, visitors can open election authority portals or news publishers directly.

Review before results import

Official candidate returns require verified election identity, corrected totals and documented source provenance.