Policy • History • ImpactPromise Tracker Report
This score reflects documented outcomes, not campaign promises alone. It shows how presidential records affected Black communities using reviewed actions, outcomes, and source-backed evidence.
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A quick view of the highest and lowest net scores based on currently tracked records. Scores reflect available data and may change as additional records are added.
Chester A. Arthur
-80.00Rutherford B. Hayes
-80.00Ulysses S. Grant
-80.00Ulysses S. Grant
-80.00Rutherford B. Hayes
-80.00Chester A. Arthur
-80.00This report tracks what government actions led to, checks the public evidence behind those outcomes, and rolls the documented results into a president-level score.
Each score starts with public Promise Tracker records that connect a promise to actions, outcomes, and supporting sources.
Reviewers classify what happened as Positive, Negative, Mixed, or Blocked based on the real effect on Black communities.
Source support matters. Stronger public evidence gives an outcome more weight than a weaker or thinly documented record.
Weighted outcomes are combined into a president-level score, so the final number reflects documented results, not campaign language alone.
Positive means helped, Negative means harmed, Mixed means both, and Blocked means the effort did not fully take effect. Only reviewed public records are included here.
This score reflects currently tracked records in EquityStack. Coverage may expand as additional records and sources are added.
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This public view rolls up curated Promise Tracker records into a president-level report. Records are manually reviewed, outcomes are evidence-backed, and the underlying source trail remains visible on each Promise Tracker page.
Promise Records
3
Visible curated records in this report state
Outcomes
3
Documented outcomes used in this view
Source References
0
Visible source-backed references across the current report state
This report does not include staging items, internal admin review states, or unpublished editorial notes.
Scores are based on documented real-world outcomes, not just promises or enacted laws. Each outcome is classified as positive, negative, mixed, or blocked, then weighted by evidence strength and available source support before president totals are aggregated.
Outcome Types
4
Positive, Negative, Mixed, and Blocked
Evidence Weighting
Active
Stronger evidence carries more weight
Source Support
Included
Outcome records incorporate source counts
Aggregation
By President
President scores roll up from outcome-based-v1
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Civil Rights / Federal Enforcement · Timeline · Outcome
Timeline view · Scoring model: outcome-based-v1 · Topic: Civil Rights / Federal Enforcement
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Total Outcomes
3
Documented outcomes included in the live model
Impact Distribution
0/3/0/0
Positive, Negative, Mixed, and Blocked counts
Dominant Topic
Civil Rights / Federal Enforcement
Largest absolute contribution across all presidents
This report summarizes Promise Tracker records into a president-level accountability view. It remains tied to the underlying promise, action, and outcome records rather than operating as a separate product surface.
This standalone scoring engine computes simple outcome-based scores, rolls them up to promises, and aggregates them to presidents without changing the live scoring system.
high: Outcome has impact direction and high evidence strength.
medium: Outcome has impact direction but evidence strength is medium or unspecified.
low: Outcome data is missing, incomplete, or marked with low evidence strength.
This chronological view reuses the current report's scoring results and adds simple relationship cues where Promise Tracker records are directly connected.
This view shows how scored records unfold over time and where the tracker has explicit historical relationships between them.
Ulysses S. Grant
Republican PartyMar 27, 1876
President score: -80.00
Model: outcome-based-v1
Civil Rights / Federal Enforcement
Allow federal enforcement to weaken after United States v. CruikshankPromise outcomes trend net negative across 1 scored outcomes (1 negative).
Rutherford B. Hayes
Republican PartyMar 5, 1877
President score: -80.00
Model: outcome-based-v1
Civil Rights / Federal Enforcement
Withdraw federal troops and accept Southern home rulePromise outcomes trend net negative across 1 scored outcomes (1 negative).
Chester A. Arthur
Republican PartyOct 15, 1883
President score: -80.00
Model: outcome-based-v1
Civil Rights / Federal Enforcement
Retreat from federal civil-rights enforcement after the Civil Rights CasesPromise outcomes trend net negative across 1 scored outcomes (1 negative).
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