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Voter non-participation in 2024 stemmed from a mix of , with patterns varying by election type and country. Analyses from U.S., Brazil, Mexico, and state-level sources show overlapping explanations — ...
Protest attendance is commonly estimated using , a method documented in September 2025 counts that produced estimates around 41,800–42,400 people with an explicitly reported . Independent monitors and...
Taxpayer money has been used to buy and to renovate and maintain official residences in multiple documented cases, most clearly in the Canadian Global Affairs disclosures that list six-figure totals a...
Monitoring of the has improved but remains spatially uneven: regional modeling and satellite gravity studies have provided basin‑scale signals while national withdrawal inventories are fragmented, wit...
Available reporting and project documentation make clear that the System underlies , , and and supplies municipal and regional water systems in all four countries, but none of the provided sources exp...
The October 18 “No Kings” protests generated with thousands gathering in major U.S. cities and hundreds to thousands in smaller communities, making them but not conclusively proven to be the single la...
Crowd estimates for large protests typically combine aerial imagery analyzed with counting software, on-the-ground sampling, and model-based extrapolations, but methods vary and carry substantial unce...
Aerial photography combined with social-media imagery can produce actionable estimates of protest attendance, as demonstrated by the University of São Paulo’s Monitor analyses that put recent Copacaba...
The phrase "rally count" is used across the provided materials to mean different things: event attendance totals for sports and motorsport festivals, estimated crowd sizes at political demonstrations ...