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👯PB-06: Generational Suffix Protection & Duplicate Audit

Mississippi Benchmark: 6,146 Jr./Sr. pairs protected • 1,249 Active–Active intra-ZIP clusters • 261 Active–Inactive move trails.
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Plain-English Explanation for Election Commissioners & Citizens

In thousands of Mississippi households, a father (Sr.) and son (Jr.) live at the same address or in the same town. Basic scripts flag them as duplicate voters! Our playbook protects all 6,146 generational family pairs first, and then separates intra-ZIP duplicates into Active–Active (1,249 clusters where a voter moved across town and registered twice) and Active–Inactive move trails (261 clusters where the old address is already Inactive).

Step-by-Step Verification Protocol
  • 1

    Normalizes generational suffixes (JR, SR, II, III, IV) and protects 6,146 multi-generational family households.

  • 2

    Identifies 1,539 intra-ZIP clusters where the exact same First, Middle, Last, and Suffix appear at different addresses.

  • 3

    Separates 1,249 Active–Active clusters from 261 Active–Inactive relocation trails and 19,122 statewide cross-county matches.

Deterministic Mathematical Specification (Zero-PII) View on 3D Manifold
Exact First+Middle+Last+Suffix+ZIP linkage with Active/Inactive status matrix decomposition.