Peabody

🚨To all Americans, and especially my fellow Oregonian citizens: Like others, I am trying to bring as much transparency to Oregon's elections as possible. I just bought the first of possibly three Oregon voter lists from the State for $500. It was pulled Oct 14, 2026, and includes voting history for the last 25 elections, back to 2018. Here's what Phoebe, my Grok Bot, and I found already: ☑️ 3,794,682 voters. 682,612 (about 18%) are listed as INACTIVE. ☑️ 4,753 voters list a "home" with no house number, like a park, parking lot, bridge, intersection, or a parked car. 2,740 of them are listed as "active." ☑️ 12 are registered at a "Duck Pond" in Douglas County, like the ones @Michaela_1776 found. One reads "FRED MEYERS DUCK POND." Others list addresses such as: -"BURNSIDE BRIDGE" in Portland -"PARKING LOT AROUND STEVENS ST AND BIDDLE" in Medford -"IN A PARKED CAR" in Coos County To be fair, many may be people without a fixed home, which Oregon law allows. Almost all have a separate mailing address. The question is whether these ballots go to real, eligible Oregonian American citizens. 🔴Here's the plan, which others have also been doing for years, thank you: Step 1: The Oct 14 list. The Oregon SOS says ballots are mailed only to ACTIVE voters, starting Oct 14. But is that true? This list is how we check. Step 2: The Nov 2 list, the same list the day before Election Day. Step 3: The January voting history for Nov 3, showing who actually voted. Step 4: Compare them. Because the Oct 14 list shows everyone's status the day ballots went out, any voter who was INACTIVE then but ACTIVE on Nov 2, or who voted on Nov 3, stands out right away. Without that starting point, those changes would be invisible. ☑️Which inactive voters suddenly became active right before the election? ☑️Which ones voted? ☑️Are they real people, citizens, and living in Oregon? ☑️I'll also go in person to some of these addresses to show all Americans where these ballots really go. I'll stick to public places like parks and parking lots and film from the sidewalk. I'll be respectful and won't break the law, since Oregon has laws against "intimidating" voters. This is public data. Oregon law (ORS 247.945) lets any of us buy it. I own the data & I'll publish what I find, good or bad. This is how passionate some of us are about secure elections. If you're already doing this kind of work, consider sending me a DM. Oregon Democrats, you should know: many of us will be watching like HAWKS. 🦅 Thank you @elonmusk, you have given us super powers. 🚨Oregon, don't get complacent. Consider helping GOTV Oregon for even just 2 hours this weekend legally chasing ballots like they do. Democrats have around 90 of these public events planned. Republicans only have 1. However, it's bigger this year & they have already knocked on over 30,000 doors. Make history after nearly 40 years of radical leftist Democrat rule. Vote DRAZAN. Vote RED down the ballot. Make it too big to rig.