Who draws the lines decides a lot. Let's make it fair and open.
Every ten years, Georgia redraws voting districts
Those lines shape who represents your community
Everyone should be able to see how they are drawn
Following the decennial census, population shifts require boundary adjustments for congressional and local seats.
District boundaries dictate which neighborhoods vote together and determine local legislative representation.
Transparent access to maps ensures residents can understand and participate in the civic process.
Residents of diverse backgrounds listening attentively at a municipal public hearing in a Georgia community room.
Civic education across the state
We provide the resources and guidance necessary for meaningful community participation.
Plain-language explainers
Free workshops
School & library talks
Clear guides breaking down complex mapping data and legal terminology without jargon.
Community sessions held in local public libraries and civic centers across Georgia.
Educational presentations designed for students, educators, and local civic groups.
Redistricting: the process of redrawing the borders of voting districts after each Census.
Fair Districts GA Foundation Educational Glossary