Editorial Standards & Verification Policy

At Frank Policy (electfrank.org), our mission is to deliver objective, fact-based analysis of American fiscal, economic, and technological governance. To maintain the highest standards of journalistic integrity and public trust, all content published on our platform is governed by the following core principles:

1. Primary Source Verification

Our analysts and contributors rely on primary legislative, regulatory, and judicial documentation. Every quantitative claim—such as tax bracket thresholds, standard deduction amounts, statutory penalties, or budget figures—is verified directly against official publications from: * The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Bulletin and Revenue Procedures * The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) * Federal Register notices and agency rulemaking documentation (NIST, FTC, SEC) * Official state legislative repositories and municipal statutes

2. Non-Partisanship & Objectivity

We do not endorse political parties, candidates for public office, or pending partisan ballot referenda. Our policy critiques focus strictly on statutory mechanics, fiscal consequences, and economic outcomes, rather than partisan alignment.

3. Separation of Editorial and Commercial Relationships

Editorial decisions are made entirely independently of commercial partnerships or advertising relationships. When third-party utilities, educational tools, or calculators are referenced in our content, they are selected solely on the basis of practical utility and accuracy for our readership.

4. Corrections and Updates

We are committed to swift transparency. If an error of fact or statutory interpretation occurs, our editorial team promptly issues an update with an explicit note at the base of the article detailing the correction and date of revision.

To report an inaccuracy or submit an editorial inquiry, please email: editor@electfrank.org.