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Prof. Justin Levitt's Guide to Drawing the Electoral Lines

Redistricting Across States

The Constitutional mandate to redraw electoral district lines follows the decennial Census, as we learn where we, the people, live.

Click on the map to the right to to view redistricting information for federal and state legislative districts in each of the 50 states.

Visit the National Overview page to compare control of the redistricting process across states and across time.

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The Latest Updates

Oct 22, 2025
The North Carolina legislature passed a mid-decade congressional gerrymandering plan (S 249); in North Carolina, there is no role for the governor in redistricting legislation, so the plan is now final.
Oct 21, 2025
The North Carolina state Senate passed its own mid-decade congressional gerrymandering plan (S 249), which is now before the state House.
Oct 20, 2025
The North Carolina legislature has now begun the legislative process on its own mid-decade congressional gerrymandering plan (S 249), which passed out of committee today.
Oct 14, 2025
The Utah Republican party filed an initiative to repeal Proposition 4 and a referendum to nullify SB 1012, the new congressional plan.
Oct 6, 2025
The Utah legislature, in special session, passed a new congressional plan (SB 1012) and a new set of redistricting criteria (SB 1011), both of which the governor signed the same day.
Oct 3, 2025
The Utah governor called the legislature into special session starting Oct. 6, 2025, to choose a remedial congressional plan (and to potentially amend state standards for drawing lines).

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