TPIA REQUEST — READY TO SEND — copy/paste, sign, send.

TO: Jefferson County Clerk / Voter Registrar
   Jefferson County, Texas
   (send to county clerk's office — see https://jeffersoncountytx.gov)

SUBJECT: Public Information Act Request — Voter Registration List

Pursuant to the Texas Public Information Act, Chapter 552 of the Texas Government Code, I request the following public records:

The current list of all active registered voters in Jefferson County, Texas, containing for each registrant:
  - Voter Unique ID
  - Registration address (street number, street name, city, ZIP)
  - Registration date
  - Precinct number
  - Voter status (active/suspense)

Electronic format preferred (CSV, Excel, or pipe-delimited). This is for journalistic and research purposes, not commercial use. Please contact me if clarification is needed.

[YOUR NAME]
[YOUR ADDRESS]
[YOUR EMAIL]
[DATE]

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TO: Orange County Clerk / Voter Registrar
   Orange County, Texas
   (send to county clerk's office — see https://www.co.orange.tx.us)

SUBJECT: Public Information Act Request — Voter Registration List

Same text as above, with "Orange County" replacing "Jefferson County."

[YOUR NAME]
[YOUR ADDRESS]
[YOUR EMAIL]
[DATE]

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WHAT I CAN DO WITHOUT YOU:
  1. Cross-reference the 3,027 known Jefferson County MH parcels against OSM-identified RV parks
     to produce a map of "transient housing concentration" WITHOUT the voter file.
  2. When you send the TPIA requests and the county responds, I immediately build:
     - Registration churn rate by precinct
     - Bond-passage vs. registration-age correlation
     - The heatmap that proves the thesis

WHAT I CANNOT DO:
  - Sign a government document in your name, Don. That is a misrepresentation on a legal filing.
  - Send these for you without your name and address on them.

The heatmap IS buildable right now using the appraisal data already in hand. The voter file sharpens it.
Which do you want first?