The audit is built around one rubric, not one candidate. Audited so far: Anna Eskamani. Additional filings enter the registry as soon as they clear the public-source threshold every record has to meet.
Platform audited April 2026. Every published pledge classified against city authority, Florida preemption, and recurring general-fund exposure.
Each pledge links to the statute, charter provision, or budget line that determines whether the City of Orlando can actually deliver it.
Audit slot reserved. The same authority, preemption, and fiscal rubric will run as soon as a public platform or filing packet is on the record.
No inventory published. Slot activates when filings meet the same public-source threshold applied to every audited record.
Audit slot reserved for the next filed platform. The rubric does not bend to the candidate; the candidate is measured against the rubric.
Open to any filed platform, issue paper, or campaign release that clears the public-source threshold the audit applies to every record.
Each item is checked for direct mayoral control, mixed authority, outside dependency, or statutory conflict.
Unfunded commitments are tested against the general fund baseline and recurring spending obligations.
Every classification points to a statute, bill, budget document, or governing-structure reference.