Census Bureau leadership change represents significant institutional capture with direct electoral implications. Election driver scores 4.5 due to census's foundational role in apportionment and redistricting for next decade. Capture driver 4.5 reflects direct political appointee placement in traditionally nonpartisan statistical agency. Civil rights 3.0 acknowledges census undercounting historically affects minority communities and federal funding allocation. Rule of law 3.0 for potential manipulation of constitutionally-mandated enumeration process. Separation 3.5 for executive branch control over independent statistical function. Durability 1.2 multiplier: census occurs once per decade with 10-year consequences. Reversibility 0.9: appointee can be replaced but 2030 census preparations already underway. Precedent 1.1: continues pattern of politicizing statistical agencies. Mechanism modifier 1.25 for personnel_capture at critical agency. Scope 1.15 for federal action affecting all states. B-score elevated by media coverage of census politicization concerns and pattern-matching to 2020 citizenship question controversy, but remains below threshold. Delta +24.41 clearly indicates List A classification.