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⚡PB-01: High-Density Residential Occupancy (≥8 Voters)

Mississippi Benchmark: 2,449 normalized addresses (1,688 Active-only; 58 Institutional hubs & 122 Apartment complexes separated from 2,269 Single-Family houses).
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Plain-English Explanation for Election Commissioners & Citizens

When someone sees '15 voters registered at one address,' it usually is not 15 people living in a house today. Either it is a nursing home, college dormitory, or apartment complex, OR it is a single-family rental house where three different families lived over the past 12 years and never cancelled their old registration when they moved. Separating Active from Inactive voters and filtering out nursing homes and dorms first lets Election Commissioners focus strictly on true single-family backlogs.

Step-by-Step Verification Protocol
  • 1

    Normalizes street strings (collapsing extra spaces like '1400 block of J R LYNCH ST' at Jackson State University).

  • 2

    Separates 58 Institutional/University hubs (6,835 voters) and 122 Multi-Family apartment complexes (3,035 voters).

  • 3

    Isolates 2,269 Single-Family residential parcels (city-coarsened for Zero-PII privacy) for routine NVRA confirmation cards.

Deterministic Mathematical Specification (Zero-PII) View on 3D Manifold
Deterministic whitespace normalization + facility taxonomy classification + Active/Inactive status stratification across 2,112,460 records.