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Map where voters stand block by block.

Custom maps for campaigns, ballot committees, advocacy groups, and public affairs teams. We show you exactly where every audience, position, and persuadable voter lives — down to a single city block. Refreshed weekly. Ready to drop into your media plan.

Polls tell you what the state thinks. PharosGraph shows you which streets to knock and which markets to buy.

240,000 neighborhoods covered Refreshed every Monday
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Maine 2026 · Data Center Policy
Where Mainers stand
Regulatory 46 Centrist 24 Conservative 23 Moderate 7
47% of Maine neighborhoods are still persuadable on data centers — even after LD 307.
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1,174 neighborhoods 16 counties Refreshed weekly
Sample maps · open any one

Every map below is a real, working example — for a race, a ballot measure, a policy issue, or a media market.

Open any one to see the map, toggle the views, and explore audiences down to the neighborhood. Built by our pipeline, delivered with a strategist on the call, refreshed every Monday. These are samples — yours would be built around the race, ballot, or issue your team is actually working.

15 live sample maps Four map types: races · ballots · policy issues · ad markets Legislative tracking available on request
TV ad battlefield · sample map NEW
Affordability · National TV ad battlefield
Market-by-market view of every TV ad on affordability across 209 markets, $147M in spend, 799 creatives (Jan–Apr 2026). Four views: who owns the airwaves, where ad pressure is heaviest, the emotional hook, and the moral frame. For your campaign, this becomes a full lift study, spend-efficiency report, and hot-market alert.
↳Lift study ↳Spend efficiency ↳Hot markets
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209 markets · 799 creatives · $147M Integrating
Ballot measures · campaign maps
Ballot measure · advanced view
VA 2026 Redistricting · Targets × 2024 results × Hot Zones × GOTV
Toggle Oppose ⟷ Support, then switch between four views: your target universe, the real 2024 presidential margin, the divergence Hot Zones, and the GOTV opportunity. Resolved to the neighborhood.
5,963 CBGs 133 counties 5.6M adults
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Ballot measure · two-sided
VA 2026 Redistricting · Oppose ⟷ Support
Both campaigns' target audiences on one map. Toggle to flip the map, the county rollup, and the audience composition. The two sides only overlap on about 27% of voters.
5,951 CBGs 133 counties
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Ballot measure · opposition map
CA Billionaire Tax · Opposition audience
ZIP-by-ZIP turnout-vs-persuasion map of the statewide opposition coalition, with TV-market filter and a ranked market list ready for the media buyer.
1,581 ZIPs 13.6M adults
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Statewide primary · media plan
Statewide primary · TV-market plan
TX 2026 GOP Primary · Investment priority & market scorecard
Three map views (audience, where to invest, TV-market rollup) plus a population-weighted scorecard telling you which markets are a turnout play and which are a persuasion play.
10,399 CBGs 20 DMAs 13.2M adults
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Congressional race · creative targeting
Congressional race · by neighborhood
CA-14 Wahab · Creative targeting (by neighborhood)
245 neighborhoods grouped into 4 creative clusters. Click any one for the creative brief: the lead issue, the contrast against the opponent, headline starters, and channel mix.
245 CBGs 4 clusters
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Congressional race · by ZIP
CA-14 Wahab · Creative targeting (by ZIP)
The same creative-routing map at ZIP-code resolution. Pairs one-to-one with the printed strategist brief.
9 ZIPs 4 clusters
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Local races · L.A. · June 2, 2026
Local race · city council
L.A. CD-11: Traci Park
Pacific Palisades / Brentwood / Marina del Rey GOTV core; West L.A. persuasion layer. Mobilization-led for a two-candidate race won on turnout.
8 ZIPs 117K adults 65 / 35 GOTV / Persuade
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Local race · city council
L.A. CD-1: Maria Lou Calanche
Eastside moderate base + Koreatown / Pico-Union / Highland Park persuasion. Persuasion-led to consolidate the non-incumbent center vote.
9 ZIPs 113K adults 35 / 65 GOTV / Persuade
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Local race · citywide
L.A. City Attorney: John McKinney
Citywide public-safety lane. Bel Air, Beverly Hills, the Palisades, and the west San Fernando Valley as GOTV core; crime-anxious moderates as persuasion.
71 ZIPs 1.76M adults 40 / 60 GOTV / Persuade
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Maine 2026 general · campaign maps
U.S. Senate race
Maine Senate: Susan Collins
Five-term incumbent running from behind against populist outsider Graham Platner. Persuasion-led plan: reactivate the split-ticket Collins voter on seniority and delivery, raise doubts about Platner as a risky alternative. Deep-blue Portland is out of reach.
177 ZIPs 489K voters 35 / 65 GOTV / Persuade
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U.S. House · CD-2
Maine CD-2: Paul LePage
Two-term former governor running for an R+4 open House seat in a Trump +10 district. Mobilization-led plan with a real persuasion layer for ranked-choice voting. Lead with cost of living and the rural economy, not personality.
110 ZIPs 232K voters 55 / 45 GOTV / Persuade
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2026 primary races
Republican primary · governor
Maine Governor: Ben Midgley
June Republican gubernatorial primary, scored by demographic fit. GOTV core leans into the LePage agenda on public safety and parental rights; the persuadable tier wants cost of living and jobs for rural Maine.
80 ZIPs 222K GOP-likely 40 / 60 GOTV / Persuade
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Republican primary · attorney general
Oklahoma AG: Jon Echols
June Republican primary for Attorney General, scored by demographic fit. GOTV base responds to backing law enforcement; persuasion turns on cracking down on illegal marijuana grows and fentanyl.
87 ZIPs 619K GOP-likely 47 / 53 GOTV / Persuade
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Policy issue maps · statewide
Policy issue map · statewide
Maine 2026 · Where voters stand on data centers
A neighborhood-level map of where Maine's 1.38M residents stand on data centers and energy policy. Four opinion groups, three persuadability tiers, plus an overlay of growth-receptive audiences. Built in the wake of LD 307 — the first-in-the-nation data-center moratorium — and the 2026 U.S. Senate race.
1,174 CBGs 1.38M residents 3 views · 16 counties
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The four map types we build
Race & ballot maps · RaceScape™
Live on this board
Neighborhood-level maps for a race or ballot measure. Turnout vs. persuasion audiences, weekly refresh, audience files ready for your media buyer.
Policy issue maps · IssueScape™
Live · public preview
Where the public stands on a policy issue, mapped across any geography. Opinion groups, persuadability tiers, growth-receptive audiences. See the Maine data center preview above.
Legislative tracking · GovScape™
Available on request
Where bills are moving, which districts are activated on which issues, and where advocacy pressure is building. 195K federal and state bills tracked.
TV ad market maps · AdScape™
Live · public preview
Who owns the airwaves, where ad pressure is heaviest, and which creatives are landing — across every TV market. See the Affordability preview above.
What you get
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A map at the resolution of a city block
Every neighborhood in your race, district, or state — scored and mapped at the Census block group. Click any one to see who lives there and how to reach them.
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Refreshed every Monday
Updated weekly through the cycle. New persuadable audiences, fresh hot zones, and alerts when the ground shifts under your race or issue.
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Audience files your media team can ship
Turnout and persuasion audiences delivered as files your media buyer can drop straight into the ad platform — or pass through your existing data partners.

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Your race. Your ballot measure. Your policy issue. Built and delivered in 24 to 48 hours, with a strategist on the call.

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Track record We called Virginia 2026 at 94% locality accuracy (r = 0.92 by neighborhood) — the neighborhoods we flagged YES voted YES at 65.4%, the ones we deprioritized at 30.7%.