SUBMITTED MAPS


Interactive View Map

NDC MAPS 

  1. Map 101
  2. Map 101b
  3. Map 102
  4. Map 102b

PUBLIC MAPS

  1. Map 103
  2. Map 103_B
  3. Map 104
  4. Map 105
  5. Map 106
  6. Map 108
  7. Map 109
  8. Map 110
  9. Map 111
  10. Map 112
  11. Map 113
  12. Map 114
  13. Map 115
  14. Map 116
  15. Map 117
  16. Map 118
  17. Map 119

PARTIAL MAP

  1. Map 107
  1. 1 Map 101-1
  2. 2 Map 101b
  3. 3 Map 102-1
  4. 4 Map 102b
  5. 5 Map 103-1
  6. 6 Map 103b
  7. 7 Map 104-1
  8. 8 Map 105-1
  9. 9 Map 106-1
  10. 10 Map 107-1
  11. 11 Map 108-1
  12. 12 Map 109
  13. 13 Map 110-1
  14. 14 Map 111
  15. 15 Map 112
  16. 16 Map 113
  17. 17 Map 114
  18. 18 Map 115
  19. 19 Map 116
  20. 20 Map 117
  21. 21 Map 118-1
  22. 22 Map 119-1

What is a Community of Interest (COI)?

A Community of Interest is a group of people that: share common social or economic interests, live in a geographically definable area, and should be included within a single district for purposes of effective and fair representation in future elections. There are some communities of interest that are considered “protected classes” in that they have rights through state or federal civil rights or voting rights laws. Some examples of protected classes in districting would be ethnic and racial minorities such as a concentration of Latinx, Asian, or African American people. There are other potential COI that can also be considered in creating districts, such as: senior citizens, college students, people who live in a particular neighborhood, or even people who share concerns such as parents with young children, bicycle enthusiasts, topic interest groups, etc.