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Government KPI Dashboard

Objective performance metrics for the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches of the U.S. federal government — built from publicly available data.

Source-linked data
Transparent methodology
Historical trend tracking
Caveat-annotated
Outcome-focused
Non-advocacy

Track All Three Branches

Each branch has its own KPI framework tailored to its constitutional role and accountability obligations.

🏛Executive Branch

Executive Branch

Budget execution, economic performance, service delivery, regulatory activity, and public trust.

Sample KPIs

  • Budget Execution Accuracy
  • Inflation vs. Target
  • Employment Growth
10 KPIs trackedExplore
📜Legislative Branch

Legislative Branch

Bill passage rates, budget timeliness, bipartisan voting, oversight effectiveness, and transparency.

Sample KPIs

  • Bill Passage Efficiency
  • Budget Timeliness
  • Bipartisan Voting Rate
10 KPIs trackedExplore
⚖️Judicial Branch

Judicial Branch

Case clearance rates, backlog volume, resolution time, vacancy rates, and access to justice.

Sample KPIs

  • Case Clearance Rate
  • Court Backlog
  • Judicial Vacancies
10 KPIs trackedExplore

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🏛Executive BranchFiscal Management

Federal Budget Execution Accuracy

How closely do actual federal outlays match congressionally enacted budgets?

97.2%
%
vs. FY prior year
Updated MonthlyHigh data quality
🏛Executive BranchMacroeconomic Performance

Inflation Trend vs. Federal Reserve Target

Is inflation converging toward the Federal Reserve's 2% long-run target?

3.1%
%
vs. prior month
Updated MonthlyHigh data quality
🏛Executive BranchMacroeconomic Performance

Non-Farm Employment Growth Rate

How many jobs is the U.S. economy adding or shedding each month?

187K
K jobs/month
vs. prior month
Updated MonthlyHigh data quality
📜Legislative BranchLegislative Output

Bill Passage Efficiency

What share of introduced bills are enacted into law each Congress?

4.8%
% enacted
vs. prior Congress
Updated MonthlyHigh data quality
📜Legislative BranchFiscal Responsibility

Federal Budget Timeliness

How often does Congress pass a budget or appropriations bills before the October 1 deadline?

176 days
days late (FY2024)
vs. prior FY
Updated AnnualHigh data quality
📜Legislative BranchLegislative Process

Bipartisan Voting Rate

On what share of recorded votes do majorities of both parties agree?

38%
% of roll-call votes
vs. prior Congress
Updated MonthlyHigh data quality
⚖️Judicial BranchCourt Capacity

Federal Court Case Clearance Rate

Are federal courts keeping up with incoming caseloads, or is the backlog growing?

96.4%
% (district courts, civil)
vs. prior year
Updated QuarterlyHigh data quality
⚖️Judicial BranchCourt Efficiency

Average Case Resolution Time

How long does a typical federal civil or criminal case take to resolve?

10.2 mo.
months (median civil)
vs. prior year
Updated AnnualHigh data quality
⚖️Judicial BranchCourt Capacity

Federal Court Caseload Backlog

How many cases are pending in federal courts, and how long have they been waiting?

462,000
pending district court cases
vs. prior year
Updated QuarterlyHigh data quality

Our Data Philosophy

Every metric is grounded in these principles.

Objective public data

We use data published by federal statistical agencies, official government APIs, and peer-reviewed academic databases. No proprietary or partisan data sources.

Transparent sources

Every KPI links directly to its source agency, API documentation, and data dictionary. No hidden formulas.

Methodology notes

We document our formulas, aggregation methods, and the known limitations of each metric. Users can evaluate quality themselves.

Explicit caveats

Where data has significant gaps, methodological weaknesses, or political sensitivity, we say so clearly. Confidence levels are displayed.

Non-advocacy

We track performance metrics; we do not advocate for policy outcomes. Rising or falling metrics are presented as observations, not verdicts.

Historical context

Single-year snapshots are misleading. We emphasize trend data, year-over-year comparisons, and historical averages to provide context.

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