Voting Maps/Redistricting

Overview

Under the North Carolina Constitution, after every decennial census, the N.C. General Assembly draws districts from which representatives and senators are elected. This process is known as redistricting. Members of the United States House of Representatives, the North Carolina Senate, and the North Carolina House of Representatives are elected by district. Some local officials are also elected by district.

Redistricting maintains equal representation of every district by accounting for population shifts during the previous decade.

Redistricting Updates

On February 23, 2022, a North Carolina trial court issued an order (PDF) approving the N.C. House, N.C. Senate, and N.C. congressional district maps linked below. The N.C. Supreme Court denied all appeals to the trial court order. As such, candidate filing in these districts began at 8 a.m. February 24 and runs through noon March 4. To view these new districts please visit the following N.C. General Assembly resources.

Printable PDF maps:

• Printable 2022 NC House Map (PDF)
• Printable 2022 NC Senate Map (PDF)
• Printable 2022 Interim Congressional Map (PDF)

Interactive maps (look up new district by residential address):

• Interactive 2022 NC House Map
• Interactive 2022 NC Senate Map
• Interactive 2022 NC Interim Congressional Map

For more information on redistricting in North Carolina, see the General Assembly’s redistricting page. It includes current and historical information about the congressional and state legislative maps used for the past 30 years in North Carolina. It also includes maps, shapefiles, statistics, and other information about the districts.

Geospatial Files

Use the table below to locate current and past geospatial files for precincts, legislative districts, and congressional districts.