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Which House district am I in?

Enter your address to find your U.S. House district, the candidates in the race and what forecasters say.

Your address is sent to the U.S. Census Bureau geocoder to find the district and is not sent to us or stored.

Maps changed in 10 states

Since summer 2025, Alabama, California, Florida, Louisiana, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, Texas, Utah have changed their congressional maps (NCSL tracker, July 2026). The lookup uses the Census Bureau’s boundaries for the 120th Congress, but if you live in one of these states, confirm your district and polling place with your state election office or on vote.gov.

What a congressional district is

The House has 435 voting seats. Each is chosen by the voters of one district, and states redraw their districts after every census. A district can be a few city blocks or an entire state: seven states have one seat for the whole state.

What you will see

The district, the candidates in the race, the incumbent, and what forecasters say about it. Each district page links to the official FEC record for the race.