Internet Sites on Redistricting   July 2005

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These sites may prove helpful in tracking current developments and issues. Some nationally focused sites include state-by-state analyses.

• National Conference of State Legislatures

The NCSL redistricting pages are a key resource for redistricting information.


 

• California State Assembly. Committee on Elections, Redistricting, and Constitutional Amendments

The Assembly committee responsible for redistricting.


 

• California State Senate. Committee on Elections and Reapportionment

The Senate committee responsible for redistricting.


 

• Census Redistricting Data Program (U.S. Census Bureau)

Program to align Census Bureau definitions of small geographic areas with voting precincts.


 

• Center for Governmental Studies

Focuses on analyzing current California redistricting practices and proposed reform measures.


 

• Center for Voting and Democracy

Summarizes the current redistricting process in each state, and advocates a plan for multi-seat congressional districts.


 

• Congressional Redistricting (Almanac of American Politics 2002)

State-by-state political analysis of congressional redistricting from the online version of National Journal Group's Almanac of American Politics.