Research

Press and priorities

Every administration press release, 2019 to January 2027, preserved and searchable. The chart counts how often subjects appeared in those releases.

Topic frequency in administration press releases

1358 releases · January 2019 to January 2027

Agency Island Person Project Include unreviewed AI-assisted tags

Topics

Select a topic to list its releases and add it to the chart. Up to four topics can be compared.

Press releases concerning each topic, by quarter

A release with more than one topic counts once in each. The archive ends in January 2027, so the last year and quarter are partial and drawn dashed. Click any point to list the releases behind it.

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Methodology

What is counted

Each number is the count of administration press releases tagged with a topic in a period. It measures how often a subject appeared in public communications. It does not measure how much the Governor cared about an issue or how much time was spent on it.

Manual tags

Classifications entered and reviewed by archive staff. These always count. Each topic has a written rule, editable in the admin.

Automated tags

AI-assisted suggestions of topics, people, agencies and projects, stored with a confidence score. They count only after review, unless you choose to include unreviewed tags. They are never presented as statements by the administration.

Audit trail

Every figure on this page links to the releases that produced it. Each release keeps its original URL, an archived copy and its full text.

Topic definitions

Infrastructure: Roads, ports, public buildings, water and wastewater, and public works.
Housing: Public and affordable housing, home repair programs, rental assistance and housing finance.
GERS: The Government Employees' Retirement System: funding, benefits, legislation and solvency.
Education: Schools, school facilities, teachers, students and higher education.
Energy / WAPA: Electricity and water utility service, generation, fuel, rates and the Water and Power Authority.
Healthcare: Hospitals, clinics, public health programs and health emergencies.
Disaster recovery: Hurricane recovery, FEMA programs, federal recovery funding and resilience projects.
Tourism: Visitor arrivals, cruise and air service, marketing and events.
Economic development: Business investment, jobs, incentives, waterfront and commercial development.
Public safety: Police, fire, emergency management, corrections and crime prevention.
Environment: Natural resources, coastal protection, parks, permitting and climate.
Government finance: Budgets, revenue, debt, bonds, audits and payroll.