The 60-Second
Influence Audit

A quick, practical assessment for tracing how money, access, information, and private advocacy become institutional consequence.

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Pause.
Then choose.

01
Who paid?

Who funded, sponsored, or materially supported the action, message, organization, or outcome?

02
What moved?

What money, access, information, expertise, or technology moved between the people and institutions involved?

03
What changed?

What decision, rule, message, or institutional behavior changed - and when did it change?

04
Is the rule unusual?

What baseline, comparison, or precedent tells you whether the change is unusual?

05
Did private advocacy become state action?

Where, if anywhere, did private input become an official act, decision, or institutional consequence?

06
What cuts against the claim?

What counterevidence, competing cause, or missing link weakens the theory you are testing?

07
What is the verdict?

What can the evidence responsibly establish - and what remains unresolved?

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