PUTNAM COUNTY, INDIANA
Maps and tools to supplement the By Right Substack.
A survey of parking lots and on-street parking in downtown Greencastle, built from OpenStreetMap data.
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Look up which city council ward an address falls in. Ward boundaries come from OpenStreetMap.
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Every race on the Putnam County ballot in both elections, precinct by precinct — 48 races in 2026 and 22 in 2024, across 31 precincts. Switch years with the toggle; the offices change with it, because Indiana elects its statewide row in midterms and its federal row in presidential years. Shade the map by head-to-head margin, any candidate's share of the vote, or ballots cast. Four races carry a precinct-level baseline for the shift since 2022 or 2024, including the top of the ticket — President in 2024 against Secretary of State in 2026. 2026 counts are preliminary.
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The same map for Montgomery County: 56 races in 2026 and 24 in 2024, across 27 precincts. Five races now carry a precinct-level 2024 baseline — the county's first precinct-level shift, since the state reports its 2022 results at county level only. Shade by head-to-head margin, any candidate's share of the vote, or ballots cast. 2026 counts are preliminary.
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VAN gives every registered voter a turnout score from 0 to 100, meant to read as their probability of voting. This checks it against what 23,570 people on the Putnam County file actually did, and finds a good sorter and a poor forecaster: it ranks voters above non-voters 87% of the time, but over-predicted turnout by a third, and every single score band came in under its own number. The second half looks at the field program behind it — 23,556 contact attempts, and what the dialer’s own log says came of them, which is that only one dial in six had a volunteer on the line at all. Contact figures are aggregated; no individual records are published.
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All 92 Indiana counties, shaded by how far each moved toward or away from the Democrat. Six races: Secretary of State, Comptroller and Treasurer against 2022; US Representative and State Representative against either 2022 or 2024; and the top of the ticket, which pairs each year's head of ballot — US Senate in 2022, President in 2024, Secretary of State in 2026. Every move is given two ways: what the Democrat gained as a share of all votes cast, and how far the gap between the two parties shifted. Counting is still underway, so unreported counties are hatched out and headline figures use only the counties that have finished.
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