  We define a group with local data over a number field $K$ as a group $G$
together with homomorphisms from decomposition groups ${\rm
Gal}(\overline{K}_p/K_p)\to G$. Such groups resemble Galois groups, just
without global information. Motivated by the use of random groups in the study
of class group statistics, we use the tools given by Sawin-Wood to construct a
random group with local data over $K$ as a model for the absolute Galois group
${\rm Gal}(\overline{K}/K)$ for which representatives of Frobenius are
distributed Haar randomly as suggested by Chebotarev density. We utilize Law of
Large Numbers results for categories proven by the author to show that this is
a random group version of the Malle-Bhargava principle. In particular, it
satisfies number field counting conjectures such as Malle's Conjecture under
certain notions of probabilistic convergence including convergence in
expectation, convergence in probability, and almost sure convergence. These
results produce new heuristic justifications for number field counting
conjectures, and begin bridging the theoretical gap between heuristics for
number field counting and class group statistics.
