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Saved balanced weights are twenty-five ERA, twenty WHIP, twenty innings, fifteen strikeouts and twenty WAR points. They sum to one hundred, so ERA receives point two five and WHIP point two of normalized weight. Bars compare these two weight inputs at six pixels per point. Source player statistics and voting labels are fixtures, not verified current results. Saved innings values are one hundred seventy-eight point six seven and one hundred sixty-one point three three. Dividing smaller by larger gives about ninety point two nine percent. Bars share zero at three pixels per innings value. Baseball display notation point two means two thirds, not a decimal fraction; these scene numbers follow the source decimal approximations. Saved WHIP values point eight zero and point nine two differ by point one two. Lower is preferred in the source; dividing point eight by point nine two yields about eighty-six point nine six percent. Bars share zero at six hundred pixels per WHIP unit. Actual executable scores instead use additional fixed calibrated metric values, so these ratios do not claim to reconstruct its final projected vote. Complete raw export/reset and responsive allocation remain preserved; forecast accuracy is unproved.