Congressional Districts: A Comprehensive Guide
Current Districts and Obsolete Districts
The House of Representatives is composed of 435 current congressional districts, each representing a geographic area of the United States. Additionally, there are over 200 obsolete districts that have been phased out over time. Non-voting delegations consist of six current and one obsolete district that do not have full voting privileges in the House.
Finding Your Congressional District
If you're unsure of your congressional district or who your representative is, various services can assist you. By entering your ZIP code, you can match it to your district and access links to your representative's information.
Demographic and Economic Data
Interactive maps and data tools can provide demographic and economic information for each congressional district. This data can be valuable for understanding the characteristics and needs of the district's residents.
Estimating District Lean
The Washington Post has estimated the lean of current congressional districts and those approved for the 2022 elections based on 2020 presidential election results. This analysis helps determine the political makeup of districts and provides insights into potential electoral outcomes.
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