2001 Maps

Final Congressional District Map

The maps presented here have been adopted as final district maps by the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission. The Congressional map was precleared by the US Department of Justice (DoJ) in the Spring of 2002.

Maps

Simple Map

Adobe Acrobat Maps

Reports

Demographics
Certification List
Cities, Towns, and Places List: By District, By Name

Data

Precleared Legislative District Map

The maps presented were originally adopted as final district maps by the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission. The map was precleared by the US Department of Justice (DoJ) who reviewed it for compliance with Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act.

Maps

Simple Map

Reports

Demographics
Cities, Towns, and Places List: By District, By Name

Data

Interim 2002 Legislative District Map

The maps presented here have been adopted as final district maps by the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission. The Legislative Map was adopted by the Commission May 23rd, 2002 following the DoJ objection to the original Legislative Districts adopted by the Commission. The districts shown here have been adjusted to address the issues raised by DoJ and were ordered to be used in the Fall 2002 elections by a federal three judge panel. These are the districts that are currently in effect for representation.

Maps

Simple Map

Adobe Acrobat Maps

Reports

Cities, Towns, and Places List: By District, By Name

April 12, 2004 Court-Ordered Map and Tests

The Independent Redistricting Commission held meetings starting in February 2004 to review the Legislative Districts to comply with the court ruling on the Precleared 2002 Legislative District Map. This page lists various test maps, reports, or data products produced for the Commission by outside consultants or analysts.

Please note that not all of this material has been adopted by the Commission. It has been developed to assist in the redistricting process and is presented here for information only.

GIS Data is unprojected Decimal Degrees, NAD83 Datum

Information from April 12th Meeting

April 12th Adopted
The Commission adjusted the "April 2 Adopted" map to create this map in response to public comments received and for minor technical changes. This map was approved by the court and submitted to the Department of Justice for preclearance.

Maps

Simple Map

Reports

Information from April 2nd Meeting

District Tests:

April 2nd Adopted
The Commission adjusted the "March 1st Numbered" map to create this map in response to public comments received during the Comment Period.

Maps

Simple Map

Information from March 1st Meeting

District Tests:

March 1 Numbered
The Commission adjusted the Feb 23rd test to create this map and approved it to be presented to the court on March 5. This is the same map as below, with district letters changed to numbers.

Maps

Simple Map

Reports

March 1 Adopted
The Commission adjusted the Feb 23rd test to create this map and approved it to be presented to the court on March 5.

Maps

Simple Map

Data

Information from February 21st - 25th Meetings

District Tests:

Feb 23 Test
The Commission approved this test for trap adjustments and population balancing changes. Those adjustments will be made on March 1. The map will then be presented to the court on March 5. Public comments on this test are welcome until March 1 unless an extension of time for public comment is approved by the court.

Feb 23 Test Maps Simple Map	Reports Demographics JudgeIt Report	Data ArcView GIS Shapefile Maptitude GIS Geo File
Feb 22 Tests A Maps	Reports Demographics JudgeIt Report	Data
Feb 22 Tests B Maps	Reports Demographics JudgeIt Report	Data
CoI Competitive B2 Maps Simple Map	Reports Demographics JudgeIt Report	Data ArcView GIS Shapefile Maptitude GIS Geo File
CoI Competitive C2 Maps Simple Map	Reports Demographics JudgeIt Report	Data ArcView GIS Shapefile Maptitude GIS Geo File
CoI Competitive A Maps Simple Map	Reports Demographics JudgeIt Report	Data ArcView GIS Shapefile Maptitude GIS Geo File
Competitive B corrected S Maps Simple Map	Reports Demographics JudgeIt Report	Data ArcView GIS Shapefile Maptitude GIS Geo File
CoI Competitive C Maps Simple Map	Reports Demographics JudgeIt Report	Data ArcView GIS Shapefile Maptitude GIS Geo File
Communities 1A Maps Simple Map	Reports Demographics	Data ArcView GIS Shapefile Maptitude GIS Geo File
Communities 1B Maps Simple Map	Reports Demographics	Data ArcView GIS Shapefile Maptitude GIS Geo File
Communities 2A Maps Simple Map	Reports Demographics	Data ArcView GIS Shapefile Maptitude GIS Geo File
VRA 1 Maps Simple Map	Reports Demographics	Data ArcView GIS Shapefile Maptitude GIS Geo File
VRA 2 Maps Simple Map	Reports Demographics	Data ArcView GIS Shapefile Maptitude GIS Geo File

Information from February 5th - 9th Meetings

Presentations:
* Communities of Interest (Feb 5th)  PowerPoint (11MB file)
    two more communities of interest were discussed that are not in the presentation, and one more was submitted:
   - Flag - Forest - Rim proposed CoI
   - South Tucson Map
   - Central Yavapai Metropolitan Planning Organization (CYMPO)
* Competitiveness Testing (Feb 9th)  PowerPoint
* Example of Voting Rights Act Adjustments to a Competitive Map (Feb 9th)  PowerPoint

Reports:
* Competitiveness Report (Feb 9th)
* Competitiveness Report, Voting Rights Test A1 VRA 2

District Tests:

Competitive Test A1 Maps Simple Map	Reports	Data Maptitude GIS Geo File
Competitive Test A2 Maps Simple Map	Reports Demographics	Data Maptitude GIS Geo File
Competitive Test B1 Maps Simple Map	Reports Demographics	Data Maptitude GIS Geo File
Competitive Test B2 Maps Simple Map	Reports Demographics	Data Maptitude GIS Geo File
Voting Rights Test A1 Maps Simple Map	Reports Demographics	Data ArcView GIS Shapefile Maptitude GIS Geo File

Draft District Maps

The maps presented here were adopted as draft district maps by the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission in August 2001. The draft maps incorporated modifications to the initial grids to accommodate many of Proposition 106's redistricting goals such as respect for "Communities of Interest". The maps were available for public comment for at least thirty days.

Congressional Draft Map

Simple Graphic Map

Initial Grids

The Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission adopted the Equal Population Grids for the Congressional and Legislative Districts on June 7, 2001. The grid was required by Proposition 106 as the initial starting point for districts and was based on Arizona's Township, Range, and Section Public Land Survey System.