Online Redistricting Mapping Portal Available
The 2020 Census data for redistricting has been adjusted according to Maryland law requiring that population data be adjusted to reassign persons incarcerated in Maryland correctional institutions to their last known address and to exclude out-of-state people in correctional institutions. These data are available for download from the
data download page. Redistricting maps must be based on this adjusted data. For more information about creating and submitting maps to the Maryland Citizens Redistricting Commission, visit the
Online Redistricting Mapping Portal.
Maryland Citizens Redistricting Commission
For the first time in state history, an independent Maryland Citizens Redistricting Commission has been charged with drawing fair legislative and congressional maps for the 2022 elections. The commission consists of nine people — three co-chairs appointed by the governor and six members at-large, including three Republicans, three Democrats, and three independents. The commission is currently conducting a regional public listening tour to allow citizens to share their comments and concerns on the process of redistricting and the commission’s work.
Visit the Maryland Citizens Redistricting Commission website to learn more
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