Redistricting Implementation Progress

The Independent Redistricting Commission (IRC) is responsible for certifying new Congressional and Legislative district maps that will be used for the 2022 Election Cycle. You may view the new maps on the IRC website: https://irc.az.gov/maps

Once the Congressional and Legislative maps are certified, counties begin working towards implementing the new maps and importing them into the statewide voter registrations system, which takes time. The chart below tracks each county’s status.

In Progress = Implementation is in progress and voters will not be able to see their 2022 districts at my.arizona.vote. Additionally, voters will see their 2020 Congressional and Legislative districts in E-Qual. If they wish to sign a petition for a Congressional or Legislative candidate in their 2022 districts, they should contact the campaign and sign a paper petition.

Completed = The county has implemented the new Congressional and Legislative maps and imported them into the statewide voter registration database. Voters will see their 2022 districts at my.arizona.vote.

Once all counties have completed the process of importing the maps, E-Qual will display a voter’s 2022 districts. The voter will see candidates running in those districts once candidates update their Candidate Portal.

The Congressional and Legislative district(s) included in each county are listed in the two columns on the right. The Congressional District indicates the district in which you vote for your United States Congressperson. The Legislative District indicates the district in which you vote for your State Senator and State Representative in the Arizona State Legislature.

For more information about your county’s redistricting implementation process, please contact your County Recorder’s Office directly.

For candidates seeking information about how redistricting impacts them, see our 2022 Candidate Redistricting Guide.

E-Qual is temporarily unavailable for Congressional and Legislative candidates. If you wish to sign a Congressional or Legislative candidate’s petition while E-Qual is unavailable, please reach out to the candidate’s campaign directly to sign a paper petition.