Observed arrival · 2026-10-27
IntelyGEN puts its election model’s misses on the front page
The Brazilian political analytics platform says it maps public conversation to election signals, then tests those signals against TSE vote counts.
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- Political teams making time-sensitive decisions
- Worth noticing
- The site says its stored snapshot volume cannot be reconstructed, so it measured the cited errors using direct counts instead.
Field notes
The homepage says it reads public discussion from 9,600+ sources and monitors 6,743 entities across 28 federative units. It describes freezing each forecast with a SHA-256 hash before voting, then comparing it with TSE results. Its own account says the stored snapshot volume cannot be reconstructed from its database; the cited errors were instead measured from direct counts. It also says vote forecasts no longer assert direction while calibration is redone.
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