Aaron Charlton, PhD, is an independent analyst, quantitative researcher and founder of AZDUI.org. He uses statistical analysis to investigate patterns in Arizona impaired-driving, crash and enforcement data.
Charlton earned a PhD in Marketing from the University of Oregon in 2019, with extensive graduate-level training in statistics, research methods and consumer psychology. He also holds an MBA from Arizona State University and previously served as an assistant professor at Illinois State University, where he worked in academic research and teaching.
His research background combines quantitative methods with the study of human behavior. At AZDUI.org, he applies that expertise to government datasets, evaluates patterns and assumptions, and publishes reproducible analyses that journalists and the public can examine.
As an independent analyst, Charlton approaches public safety questions through evidence, statistical reasoning and transparent methodology. AZDUI.org operates independently of state agencies and law enforcement.
Research and analysis
See AZDUI.org's Arizona crash-data research, including the holiday alcohol-related fatal-crash comparison. Published analyses identify their government data sources and methodological limitations.
Media inquiries and corrections
For interviews, research questions or source documentation, contact AZDUI.org at Email AZDUI.org (enable JavaScript to show the address) .