Oregon Redistricting

Redistricting Data Hub Welcome to the Oregon Redistricting Data Hub. This site provides free, public access to geographic data and maps that relate to the State of Oregon's redistricting process. What is redistricting? Redistricting is the process of redrawing legislative and congressional district lines following the U.S. Census that takes place every 10 years. The lines are redrawn so that districts are of roughly equal population as required by the Oregon Constitution and the U.S. Constitution. The Oregon Legislature is responsible for redistricting the state’s 60 House and 30 Senate districts, as well as the U.S. Congressional districts. Redistricting plans, like other legislation, are defined in bills passed by the legislature. As with all legislative enactments, redistricting plans are subject to the veto authority of the Governor. 2021 Adopted Redistricting Plans On September 27, 2021, the Legislative Assembly completed the adoption of new congressional and legislative redistricting plans for Oregon with the passage of Senate Bill 881 and Senate Bill 882. These plans were signed into law by Governor Brown and subsequently upheld by the courts. Elections using these new plans will take place in 2022 with those elected taking their seats in January of 2023. Use the tools below to find which new districts your address falls into or explore the new districts across the state. 2021 Data and Maps Geospatial data related to the redistricting process has been made available in a variety of formats. Enter a search term if you're looking for something specific. To create maps of your own, explore the feature services and shapefile downloads. If you'd like to print a map of your new district, take a look at some of our pre-made PDF maps. Additional Resources The Oregon Legislature website has a number of resources related to the redistricting process. Select the year you'd like additional information about.

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