2012 Redistricting Information

There have been major changes in your representation following the Redistricting that occurred pursuant to the data from the 2010 Census.  New Congressional, State House, State Senate, and Unified School Board maps will take effect in the 2012 election.

To find out where to vote and what districts apply to your address, use the Election Commission Precinct Locator. (Not currently operational)

On this page we will post District Maps and other info that will help you find out how your neighborhood is represented.

County Commission Redistricting Map Coming Soon

Redistricting Maps

Congressional Districts

The 7th Congressional District represented by Marsha Blackburn (R) has been moved eastward out of Shelby County, leaving us with a portion of the 8th district and all of the 9th district. The 8th district, represented by Stephen Fincher (R), covers most of the former 7th district including all of Germantown, Bartlett, Lakeland, Arlington, and Collierville. It also gained a portion of East Memphis along Poplar Ave. The 9th district, currently represented by Steve Cohen (D), picked up Cordova and Millington and includes most of the City of Memphis.

This is an interactive Google map.  Click on the district to obtain the district number.

*from the Tennessee State Legislature

State Senate Districts

Shelby County lost one State Senate seat in Redistricting, leaving us with 4.75 seats. Substantial changes were made in the map below.

This is an interactive Google map.  Click on the district to obtain the district number.

*from the Tennessee State Legislature

State House Districts

Shelby County lost two State House districts in Redistricting, leaving us with 14 seats. Substantial changes were made in the map below.

This is an interactive Google map.  Click on the district to obtain the district number.

*from the Tennessee State Legislature

County Commission District Map (2014 / Plan 2-J)

Unified County School Board District Map

Memphis City Council Super-Districts

Memphis City Council Single-Member Districts