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How 9,511 addresses became 4,886 verified canvass doors
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Highest walkable-door count among D-leaning precincts. Parcel verification reshuffled this list: UP Mont Clare and Limerick 4 rose because their big condo communities (Meadowview, Foxmeadow) turned out to be individually-parceled private-entrance doors, and LP 2-4’s Eagle Stream community is assessed as detached homes. The previous tier-1 precincts remain strong nearby targets — LP 1-1 (143 doors) and LP 3-2 (108) are #7 and #8 — and lists already cut from them are still valid turf.
How each municipality's addresses break down. Volunteers are organized by municipality — use the CSV button to download a municipality's full address list.
| Municipality | Walk Doors (det+condo) | Apartments | Senior | Now Reg (since June) | Total | Walk % | Composition |
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| Precinct ▲ | Municipality ▲ | Walk Doors ▼ | Detached ▲ | Condo/TH ▲ | Apt Units ▲ | Senior ▲ | Now Reg ▲ | Total ▲ | D-R Gap ▲ | Lean ▲ | Walk/100 reg ▲ |
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Named complexes requiring building-level outreach strategy, confirmed as rentals or senior campuses via county assessment records. Condo/townhome communities that used to be listed here (Meadowview, Foxmeadow/Foxcroft, Eagle Stream, River Walk) turned out to be individually-parceled private-entrance doors and now count as walkable turf.
Shannondell (Lower Prov 3-4, 1,287 addresses, avg resident age 85, D+171), Worcester Township’s senior facilities (Founders Village, Holly House, Laurel House — 190 addresses), and the Meadowood Senior Living campus (39 addresses, identified via its shared county parcel) require institutional outreach: community-room tabling, mail campaigns, and coordination with facility management rather than door-knock canvassing.
Step 1: Cross-reference. Every address is matched against the PA Full Voter Export (FVE) using ZIP + normalized street address, first against the June 8, 2026 file and, as of September 13, against the September 7 file. A street-name crosswalk corrects VoteBuilder/FVE mismatches (e.g., “Foxmeadow” → “Fox Meadow”, “5th Ave” → “Fifth Ave”).
Step 2: County parcel verification (added July 20). Every address was then matched against Montgomery County’s 911 address points and parcel assessment records (97.7% match rate). Each parcel carries a land-use code — single-family, condo, apartment complex, bank, storefront, vacant lot — so commercial and other non-residential addresses are now identified outright instead of guessed from address format. A volunteer’s manual field check of Egypt Rd (LP 3-2) flagged this gap; the county data confirms every address she identified. This step removed 883 non-doors and reclassified individually-parceled condo/townhome communities (Meadowview, Foxmeadow, Eagle Stream) as walkable private-entrance doors.
Step 3: Walkable subtypes. Walk doors are split into detached (3,531) and condo/townhome (1,355). Condo/TH doors are knockable but skew renter-occupied, so expect higher not-home and moved-away rates. The 194 addresses the county has no record of are labeled “Unverified” and kept out of walk lists.
Step 4: Three programs. Walk doors (detached + condo/TH), apartment outreach (rental complexes), and senior institutional (Shannondell, Worcester facilities, Meadowood) each require different volunteer strategies, messaging, and logistics. Every removed address stays in the downloadable data, labeled by category, so any list can be audited.
Step 5: Re-check against the current voter file (added September 13). The VoteBuilder export is a snapshot from April 26. Re-running the Step 1 match against the September 7 state file finds 835 addresses that now hold an active registered voter (unit-level match for apartment units, exact address for houses). 186 of those registered after the June file: 70 Democrats, 73 Republicans, 43 other or unaffiliated. All 835 are labeled “Now registered” and excluded from walk doors, apartment, and senior counts. This step will be repeated with each new state file.