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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.theculpernetwork.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

The Query tab lets you describe voters in plain English. Culper’s AI engine translates your description into a precise voter filter and returns a list instantly.

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Writing a query

Go to Dashboard → Query and type what you’re looking for. Be as specific or broad as you need. Examples that work well: 
Republicans who voted in the last primary in precinct 3009

Likely conservative women over 65 who haven't voted since 2020

All voters in Pecan Lakes subdivision with a mobile phone

Evangelical voters who support 2nd Amendment rights in Sugar Land
The #1 signal for “conservative” is voting in a Republican primary. Culper uses that as the strongest indicator — more reliable than party registration in Texas’s open primary system.

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Refining results

After your first query runs, you can Refine the result with a follow-up: 
First query:  All likely conservative voters in Quail Valley
Refine:       Of those, only the ones who voted in the last 3 general elections
Each refinement is scoped to the previous result — you’re narrowing down, not starting over. The full query chain is saved with the list so you can see exactly how it was built.

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Saving as a list

Click Save as List after any query to preserve the results. Give it a descriptive name like “Sugar Land Conservative Women 65+”. Saved lists:
  • Can be used to generate walks
  • Can be used for email or SMS outreach
  • Can be refreshed against current data with one click
  • Show their full query chain so you know exactly who’s in them

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Query tips

You wantTry saying
Republican primary voters”voted in Republican primary” or “Republican primary voters”
Low-turnout conservatives”Republicans who voted 0 or 1 times in the last 5 generals”
Contactable voters”voters with a mobile phone” or “voters with email”
Geographic precisionUse subdivision names: “voters in Firethorne” or “voters in precinct 3009”
Issue targeting”2nd Amendment supporters” · “pro-life voters” · “evangelical voters”

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What the query can’t do

  • Cross-campaign data — queries only run against your campaign’s voter universe
  • Real-time data — voter records update with new county roll exports (a few times per year)
  • Voter intent — Culper models ideology from behavior and commercial data, not surveys