File or monitor FOIA requests for the suppressed report; track whether Congress requests it through oversight channels, as legislative demand creates accountability pressure beyond media cycles.
This scores as List B because while report suppression does constitute information control with civil rights implications (A=23), the coverage-to-governance ratio is extremely high. The event generates significant media volume through familiar 'government cover-up' narratives while the actual constitutional damage is limited—the report can be FOIA'd, leaked, or released by future administrations. The timing alongside the vote-by-mail EO (a higher-A election integrity event) and the classic playbook match elevate the distraction score substantially (B=69).