Formal monthly reports for deeper reading and sharing.
Reports are the durable, more structured companion to the live warning system. They are designed for readers who want a cleaner monthly record, clearer score drivers, and a format that can be shared as a polished PDF.
Analysis The current live narrative page for the latest public score.
Archive The month-by-month historical trajectory and standalone retrospective pages.
Reports Formal month-specific records for review, citation, sharing, and future PDF output.
The reports preserve the formal monthly record. Democracy Deprogramming turns the same civic warning into explainers, propaganda autopsies, political cartoons, and memorable arguments readers can share.
Available report pages
Current formal report
September 2026 · 9.7 / 10
Current reportDeep Red ZonePrior 9.6
The definitive period record showing how constitutional responsibility shifted toward courts, civil society, state officials and professional actors.
The definitive August record of converging pressure on election administration, Justice Department independence, institutional oversight, and independent information before the midterms.
The preserved May report shows how the Red Zone deepened after April, with election fairness, due process, institutional checks, and war-powers accountability all worsening further.
The aligned formal report version of the April threshold month, showing how the index crossed from severe warning into explicit Red Zone conditions before May confirmed the warning.
Direction: +0.5Status: Near RedlineMarch 2026 published scorecard
March moved the index from 8.4 to 8.9 as press freedom, election administration, court compliance, executive power, and military/intelligence neutrality all sharpened as risk categories.
Press freedom redlineElection override riskMilitary / intelligence neutralityCourt compliance and rule of law
Direction: +0.2Status: CriticalFebruary 2026 published scorecard
February held the index in a critical range, with sustained structural stress around court compliance, detention due process, coercive state power, and election governance.
Court complianceDue process and habeas accessCoercive state powerElection governance
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