Introducing the Precinct Mapping Project

Topic: Elections

I am not a fan of asking for money.  Sometimes that tendency has bit me – as in the case of my 2022 bottom line.  I’m out over $25,000 in expenses or payments I was stiffed out of in that year alone.  On many trips, the cost of the trip itself used up the entire amount granted to me beforehand.  I am fortunate to have a strong paid readership to this journal, and even so, I make sure I put plenty of good content out there at no cost to ensure maximum participation and engagement.

Still, I have many people asking where they can donate funds.  I do not have an open payment server to receive them, and don’t intend to take money I haven’t worked for.  Now, there is an opportunity to fund a worthwhile project I’ve initiated over the past two years, and one that I believe will be useful in the coming months leading up to the 2024 election.

Introducing the Precinct Mapping Project

In late 2021, with the help of a few friends, including researchers and a very talented mapper from Mississippi, I analyzed Maricopa County’s roughly 1,000 organized precincts and was able to discern from which areas fraudulent ballots were most likely cast in the 2020 election.  These phony ballots happened to win the county for the Democrat Party for the first time since Truman won it in 1948.  That map is below:

I have used it over and over again, along with the “scratch paper” holding the data, as a research tool to help analyze and impact election integrity work in the Grand Canyon State, which looms large for the 2024 race.  Soon after, I created a corresponding map of Arizona’s second largest county, Pima County.  After commencing the “Captain’s Battlegrounds” Rumble project with Paul Fleuret, I analyzed the remaining 13 counties, and my mapper came up with this beauty:

I can now spot enough fraudulent activity on reservations, like we see with the San Carlos reservation straddling Graham and Gila Counties, to have flipped Arizona to Trump without even touching Maricopa or Pima County, which contributed seven-ninths of the vote in the state together.

Why is the important, you may ask?  Because I can dig to the lowest level in the smallest counties and find major divergence of statistical trends that point to the areas most likely leveraged for mail-in and ballot harvesting fraud in the 2020 election, like in Blair County, Pennsylvania, which I estimated at 4,136 votes too high for Biden based on party registration trend, incumbent vote gain, population data, and the trend of the four preceding elections:

Those areas will absolutely be leveraged again, and knowing where they are gives those engaged in campaigning or investigating a clear operational picture.  I have completed many key counties across the nation, but Arizona is the only state I have completely mapped and stored all precinct data.  I am nearly done with Pennsylvania, which has been partially sponsored by Audit the Vote Pennsylvania.

After Pennsylvania, I am going to hit Wisconsin, Michigan, Georgia, and Nevada hard, and will then shift focus to second tier “swing” states.  While I am running out of time to get the entire nation mapped, where data is available, I am reaching out to day to gage interest in sponsors for the rest of the states, which will allow me to pay the person digging up research, which involves contacting county workers, and my mapper, who I’ve been paying out of pocket far less than he deserves.

If you would like to sponsor a state, or states, please reach out to me via e-mail at skeshel@protonmail.com  I will work an estimate based on how much of this work is already completed, how long it will take, and how much mapping work will be required.

Thank you for your thoughtful consideration and your assistance in this crucial project.

“Captain K”