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Political & Electoral Intelligence.

Electoral feasibility across every race in a jurisdiction, coalition formation as a constraint problem, and daily re-forecasts as the signals move. Calibrated, auditable, closed-source.

Campaign operations are an exercise in allocating finite attention against a moving distribution. The signal landscape — polls from dozens of sources, canvassing outcomes, owned media sentiment, adversarial narrative momentum, local economic indicators — changes daily. The decisions that actually matter — where to put the candidate's time, when to reshape the ad mix, whether to hold a coalition together at a given threshold — ride on a single question: is the outcome we committed to still reachable?

What ARIAA delivers

  • Feasibility verdicts per race — probability-of- winning, margin, and the specific signals that moved the verdict since the last run. Calibrated with Brier-score tracking against final outcomes.
  • Coalition constraint solver — coalition formation modelled as a constraint-satisfaction problem with hard thresholds, seat-share ranges, and exclusion rules. Outputs feasible coalitions ranked by downside risk.
  • Daily re-forecasts — the same engine re-runs every morning on new data. Margin deltas are highlighted; verdicts that flipped are flagged with the signal that drove the flip.
  • Narrative momentum tracking — per-entity sentiment across six languages, with topic-ownership and narrative-pulse tracking. Integrated with the feasibility verdict so you see which narrative shifts are moving the needle.
  • Adversarial pressure model — coordinated-inauthentic narrative detection with propagation graphs. Includes the signal in the verdict; does not replace a human judgement call.

What the platform looks like in a war-room

A single map-centred surface: every race in the jurisdiction, tinted by current leader, margin saturation showing tightness. Click a state for per-race detail — candidates, rolling aggregate, trend, the pollster- by-pollster house-effect column, and the simulator that lets you perturb an assumption and re-run the feasibility verdict in under a second.

Side rails: the Hot List (races that just moved), the Defense List (previously safe races that are no longer), the Pollster X-Ray (who is biased where, graded against outcomes), and the Calibration panel (our Brier score over time — we show our own accuracy).

Why this matters now

Modern campaigns collect more data than they can reason over. The traditional stack is fragmented: polling vendor in one tool, canvassing in another, social listening in a third, strategist in a spreadsheet. ARIAA is the layer above them — the layer that says “given everything you're seeing, here's the verdict, here's what moved it, here are your three highest-leverage interventions.”

How deployment works

Most campaign operations deploy dedicated-cloud or on-prem. SaaS is available for party operations that run year-round and want a persistent tenant. Air-gapped deployments are supported for teams operating under government-affairs rules.

See also: Media & Communications for the narrative-pulse layer, and Public Policy & Regulation for post-election governance.

Frequently asked

How is this different from polling aggregators?

Aggregators tell you where the race is right now. ARIAA tells you whether the outcome you committed to internally is still reachable, under explicit constraints, and with a calibrated confidence. The aggregate polling is a single signal of many.

Can we plug in our own polls and canvassing data?

Yes. Tenant-scoped signal ingestion accepts structured polls, canvassing outcomes, internal focus-group scores, and any dataset you can describe as a time series. They sit alongside public sources in the same reasoning layer.

How sensitive is this in the run-up to an election?

ARIAA runs on-premises or air-gapped for campaigns that cannot ship data to third parties. Role-based access, end-to-end audit logging, and signed webhooks are the default. We have no visibility into your tenant from our side.

Which electoral systems do you support?

The reasoning core is domain-agnostic; the political domain pack is localisable per electoral system — first-past-the-post (Canada, UK, US), two-round (France, Brazil presidential), proportional-list (most of continental Europe, Israel, Brazil legislative), and mixed (Germany, Japan). The product ships in six languages and a new jurisdiction is a calibration exercise, not a code fork.

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