With both Democratic members voting “no,” the Independent Redistricting Commission certified the new Congressional and Legislative district maps at their January 21st meeting, as described in this Jeremy Duda article in the AZ Mirror: Redistricting commission gives final certification to new map

Below are links to the new maps in both Google My Maps and in the IRC’s Map Viewer, along with links where you can look up your new LD or CD by searching for your address. Yavapai County is now in CD2 and LD1.

Find your new Congressional District using your address: https://irc-az.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/lookup/index.html?appid=ffc3e1bac1ed4350923608ae8e3544c7

Congressional map exported to Google My Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1KnesbCSKPaDISnnx-AKhgdN66KYt2tCJ&usp=sharing

 Congressional map in IRC Map Viewer: https://irc-az.maps.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html?webmap=803b337509c4458aa37b08c7e66f8470&layers=1212a176ba2d4de7a9272e0210f19c76

 Spreadsheet with electoral data for the Approved Official Congressional Map: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/181V4rXvw72pxxTHw2k8V838HdIVcdx4TyFpThA1gK6E/edit?usp=sharing

Approved Official Legislative Map

Sharon Edgar, scribe extrordinaire, took meeting notes at the last two IRC meetings. They are attached. Sharon also included the following links:

Congressional Map Links:

  • Interactive congressional map: Open New Congressional Map 
  • Demographic and Competitive Data Analysis: PDF
  • Assigned District Splits Report: PDF  — lists the cities and towns in each district

Legislative Map Links:

  • Interactive legislative map: Open New Legislative Map   — you can put in your address to find out your district
  • Demographic and Competitive Data Analysis: PDF
  • Assigned District Splits Report: PDF   — lists the cities and towns in each district