Engineer Releases Free, Source-Dated Record of What the Past Year Cost U.S. Households

ASHBURN, Va. - Rezul -- DumpTrump.win, a public-interest record built and funded by one engineer, has released all of its original material under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license so newspapers, newsletters, campus papers and community pages can republish it for free before the Nov. 3 election.

The site opens with eight numbers, each tied to a primary source with a page or paragraph locator, the date it was checked, and a plain statement of what it does not prove: $4.48 for a gallon of regular gas on May 5, 2026 (AAA); $6.50 for diesel on Oct. 20 (J.P. Morgan); more than $1,000 a year more for the same marketplace health plan after the enhanced premium tax credits expired (KFF); 2.6 million fewer people paying for marketplace coverage in 2026; 5.5 million fewer people receiving SNAP between July 2025 and July 2026 (USDA); a $1.99 trillion fiscal 2026 deficit (Treasury); $45.1 billion in reported Iran war costs through Sept. 3 (Pentagon report to Congress); and $750 in federal income tax paid by the president in each of 2016 and 2017 (House Ways and Means Committee).

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The press kit at https://dumptrump.win/press/ includes receipt cards in 4:5 and 9:16 formats, a CSV and JSON of the numbers with sources, a JSON file of all 39 published stories with their citations, a 15-second captioned vertical video, and an embed code for the live counter. The site logs every correction publicly and labels estimates as estimates.

"A number is either traceable to a source or it is not a number," said David Sherrer, the site's editor. "I built the record to the standard I would hold a supplier to. Take it, check it against the originals, and publish it."

The site accepts no advertising or donations. Its editor is on the record under his own name on every advertisement the site runs.

About DumpTrump.win: DumpTrump.win is a free, source-dated public record of what the past year has cost U.S. households, built by engineer David Sherrer of Ashburn, Virginia. All site-made material is CC BY 4.0.

Media contact: David Sherrer, press@dumptrump.win · https://dumptrump.win/press/