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Everything in Culper,
explained.

Culper is one workspace where the voter file, outreach, field, volunteers, and reporting share a single record. Each page below explains one feature: what it does, how a local campaign actually uses it, and why it matters when the race is decided by a few hundred votes.

How the data comes together

Any source in. One smart record out.

Public county voter rolls and CAD parcel data are loaded and kept current where Culper operates today — with early-vote turnout ingested in near real time — and we're expanding to every county and parish before the next cycle. Bring L2, i360, Aristotle, or a spreadsheet, and Culper resolves it all into consistent smart attributes you can tag and target.

County master roll
loaded + current
County CAD / parcels
addresses + coords
L2 · i360 · Aristotle
your licensed extract
Your CSV
any vendor format
Resolution engine
newest wins · field by field
dedupenormalizeprovenance
One resolved voter
PartyRepublican
Age58
Turnout scoreHigh
Primaries (last 5)5 / 5
HomeownerYes
PersuadableWants a signVolunteer

A clear path to victory

Target the right voters. Track every touch. Prove it moved them.

Culper turns your universe into a win number and a plan — then follows each voter across every channel, so you always know who has heard your message, who hasn't, and how likely they are to vote.

Path to your win number
3,140 contacted · 1,890 banked · 4,200 to win
Voter contact history
Reached 9 times
82%
will vote
2Walks
1SMS
1P2P
3Ads
0Signs
1Mail
1Email

Every walk, text, P2P conversation, ad impression, sign, mailer, and email — counted per voter, next to the odds they turn out.

Not hearing your message
Voter · Precinct 4083High persuadability · 0 touches
Voter · Precinct 1146Supporter, low turnout · 0 touches
Voter · Precinct 2118Undecided · 1 touch

Key voters with too few touches rise to the top — so you fill the gaps before election day.

After the election — expected vs. actual
Expected to vote — voted
Model was right. 6 touches.
Expected to vote — didn't
Likely reason: never reached (0 touches).
Long shot — turned out
3 walks + a mailer moved them.

Turnout modeled vs. actual, voter by voter — the debrief that makes the next race sharper.