Mitch McConnell Sightings

A standing field log of reported Mitch McConnell sightings — 17 positions on record, wherever they were filed. The log below carries 17 of them across 2 states, each one with fixed coordinates, a photograph where one was obtained, and the report filed by the member who logged it. Reports do not expire and are not edited after filing.

Open the live sightings map — every position on record, including the ones filed since this page was written. No account is needed to read the log; filing a report needs a (free) account.

Where is Mitch McConnell?

Not established. What follows is where he has been reported, which is a different question and the only one this log attempts to answer. Positions are held indefinitely; an entry stays on the map until it is withdrawn, and none has been.

Reporting standards

Every entry records the coordinates it was filed at and the date it was filed. Photographic evidence is attached where the member obtained any; quality varies and is not a criterion. Positions are public places only — no residence and no medical facility appears on this log, on any report, ever. Entries are not withdrawn for being implausible.

Range

The log is not restricted to Kentucky, and has not been for some time — the states below are simply the ones members have filed from so far. Reports are accepted from anywhere; the Kentucky concentration reflects where the log was opened, not the limit of his range. If you have seen him, file it where you saw him.

To file: open Endiavo, then EndeavorsNew +Mitch Sighting. Drop the pin where the sighting occurred, attach your photograph, and write it up. A free account is required; sightings are open to every verified member.

The log

Kentucky (13)

Georgia (4)

Open the live sightings map — every position on record, including the ones filed since this page was written. No account is needed to read the log; filing a report needs a (free) account.

About this log

Endiavo is a live map of real events and meetups. Mitch Sightings is a running joke on it — members log Bigfoot-style “sightings” of the senator, blurry photo and straight-faced field report included. It is satire. None of it is reporting, none of it is sourced, and nothing here is a claim about where any real person has actually been.