About PeachTracker

We believe government should be easy to understand.

PeachTracker is a community project built in Macon, for Macon. We track elections, explain how local government works, and put civic information where people can actually find it.

A dense page of legal text being redrawn as a few plain lines
What we are

PeachTracker started because election results in Macon-Bibb are still delivered the old-fashioned way — on paper, at the Board of Elections office. If you can’t make it down there on election night, you wait. We thought that could be better.

So on election night we show up, watch the numbers come in, and post them here. But PeachTracker doesn’t stop when the polls close. We track every commission vote, turn dense agendas into plain English, and — through Civic Desk — explain what local decisions actually mean for the people who live here. No spin. No agenda. Just clarity.

What we believe

Truth & transparency

We present the facts and let people draw their own conclusions. No endorsements, no slant, no algorithm deciding what you see. Every vote total, every commission decision — reported as it happened.

“Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.”

John 8:32

Accessibility

Government information shouldn’t require a law degree to understand. We take ordinances, agendas, and election data and explain them in plain language — so everyone in Macon can participate, not just the people who already know the system.

“Where there is no vision, the people perish.”

Proverbs 29:18

Who’s behind this
Jaylan Scott

PeachTracker is built and maintained by Jaylan Scott — born and raised in Macon, Georgia. It’s an independent community tool, built because the information should be accessible to the people it affects most.

How every fact on this site is sourced →

“Iron sharpens iron, and one man sharpens another.”

Proverbs 27:17

Stay in the loop

Elections, commission coverage, and Civic Desk explainers — once a week.

Elections →Civic Desk →