Precinct Watch — a project by Shadowbanned Media

Choose a location to see what has been documented nearby.

Coverage is strongest where local reporting is strongest. An empty map is not proof that nothing happened.

What is shown

Armed group activityPrivate groups and unaffiliated armed individuals Federal immigration enforcementDocumented operations Voting sitesPolling places, drop boxes, election offices Recent reports and filingsNews and court records from the last 30 days, placed to the city or state named. Court filings show more solid; news reports show fainter and thinner — each point's label says which. Show unverifiedA single account, not yet checked. Off by default.

Rules where you are

Set a location to see the rules that apply at your polling place.

Recent filings and reports

Set a location to see recent court filings and news reports for that state.

If something is happening now

Do not confront anyone and do not follow anyone. Note the time, the location, and what you can see from where you are standing. Then call.

about precinct watch

Precinct Watch was built by Shadowbanned Media, independent, people-powered media for the next generation of the political left.

Precinct Watch is a public map of documented incidents involving election infrastructure and polling places, including threats to poll workers, armed groups near ballot drop boxes, and federal activity near voting sites. The map is updated hourly and links each entry to its original source, providing a centralized way to review reported incidents and their locations.

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