Connecticut 2011 Redistricting Project

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State House of Representatives Redistricting Plan 2011
(Approved by the Commission 11/30/2011)

• Statewide Map
• Report
• House District Maps
• House Town Maps
• House Shape Files (zip)

State Senate Redistricting Plan 2011
(Approved by the Commission 11/30/2011)

• Statewide Map
• Report
• Senate District Maps
• Senate Town Maps
• Senate Shape Files (zip)

Congressional Redistricting Plan 2011
The Reapportionment Commission did not approve a Congressional Plan by the November 30, 2011 deadline (see FAQs for more information on the deadlines). Thus, jurisdiction over this plan shifted to the state Supreme Court, which appointed a Special Master to recommend the Congressional lines.

• Special Master's Draft Report & Congressional District Plan (1/13/12)
• Comments and Memoranda
• Orders, Briefs and Replies
• Special Master's Letter Submitting Final Report and Congressional Plan

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The purpose of redistricting is to establish and maintain voting districts that are faithful to the principle of one-person, one-vote.

In Connecticut, responsibility for redrawing legislative and congressional district lines rests with the General Assembly and it is required to do so every ten years based on the results of the decennial federal census.

This site provides legislators and the general public with information on such things as meetings, public hearings, legal authority, historical data and election results.