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Following the 2020 Census and the redistricting process, the Texas Legislature adopted new maps that changed many voting district boundaries at the federal and state levels. These new district boundaries were in effect beginning in 2022, at which time new voter registration cards were mailed to registered Texas voters.

To find out which districts you now live in and who represents you, you can look at your voter registration card, or you can fill in a form on the Dallas County or Collin County Elections Department websites.

CITY OF RICHARDSON AND RISD BOUNDARY OVERLAY MAPS

OFFICIAL TEXAS DISTRICT VIEWER

TEXAS TRIBUNE MAP VIEWER TOOL

COUNTY AND LOCAL DISTRICT MAPS

To view maps showing the boundaries of the City of Richardson and RISD with current districts, click on the links below:

U.S. House of Representatives 2022 districts
Texas Senate 2022 districts
Texas House 2022 districts
Texas State Board of Education 2022 districts

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 2022 DISTRICTS

TEXAS SENATE 2022 DISTRICTS

TEXAS HOUSE 2022 DISTRICTS

TEXAS STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION 2022 DISTRICTS

The State of Texas’ official website has a number of maps of new district boundaries. To view your area, zoom in on each map.

The Texas Tribune website has published a very useful tool Texas voters can use to view changes to their voting districts at the federal and state level.

By entering your address in the Texas Tribune tool linked to above, you can view maps of both your old and new districts for:

U.S. House of Representatives
Texas House of Representatives
Texas Senate, and
State Board of Education

Demographic changes for each district are listed as well.

To view your area, select from the following maps:

The Richardson City Council appointed the Plan Commission to serve as the District Boundary Commission, and at their April 25, 2022 Council meeting, adopted the Commission’s recommendations. All Richardson voters vote for all places on the City Council, but four of the places have residency requirements for candidates, determined by the boundary lines.