Reapportionment Draft Maps Updated as of 3/23/2022
Reapportionment maps and their details will be provided below as they become available. Information from meetings, upcoming meetings, and public commenting can be found here: Reapportionment Committee
APPROVED MAP |
Final Approved Map
| Assembly Member Map Re-Submission: John Weddleton/Denny Wells, Proposed Assembly District Boundaries (AO 2022-37(S-1) As Amended)
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ARCHIVED MAPS
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Map 1 (Archived)
| District 1 (Downtown) gains JBER.
District 2 ( Eagle River) gains Girdwood, Bird, and Indian |
Map 2 (Archived)
| District 1 (Downtown) Expands South and East |
Map 3 (Archived)
| District 1 (Downtown) expands east and south. District 5 (East) expands south.
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Map 4 (Archived)
| JBER is split between District 1 (Downtown) and District 2 (Eagle River). Elmendorf joins District 1. Fort Richardson joins District 2. |
Map 5 (Archived)
| District 5 (East Anchorage) gains JBER. District 2 ( Eagle River) gains a larger portion of Muldoon.
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Map 6 (Archived)
| Public Map Submission: Anchorage Action, Proposed Assembly District Boundaries
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Map 6 Version 2 (Archived)
AO 2022-37
| Public Map Re-Submission: Anchorage Action, Proposed Assembly District Boundaries (AO 2022-37) |
Map 7 (Archived)
| Public Map Submission: Robert Hockema, Proposed Assembly District Boundaries |
Map 7 Version 2 (Archived)
AO 2022-37(S)
| Public Map Re-Submission: Robert Hockema, Proposed Assembly District Boundaries (AO 2022-37(S)) |
Map 8 (Archived)
| Public Map Submission: Alaskans For Fair Redistricting, Proposed Assembly District Boundaries |
Map 9 (Archived)
| Public Map Submission: Denny Wells Map A, Proposed Assembly District Boundaries |
Map 9 Version 2 (Archived)
| Public Map Re-Submission: Denny Wells Map A, Proposed Assembly District Boundaries |
Map 10 (Archived)
| Public Map Submission: Denny Wells Map B, Proposed Assembly District Boundaries |
Map 11 (Archived)
| Assembly Member Map Submission: John Weddleton, Proposed Assembly District Boundaries
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| Map 11 Version 2 (Archived) AO 2022-37(S-1)
Exhibit A Map 11 Version 2 | Assembly Member Map Re-Submission: John Weddleton, Proposed Assembly District Boundaries (AO 2022-37(S-1)) |
Map 12 (Archived)
AO 2022-37(S-2)
| Assembly Member and Administration Map Submission: Jamie Allard and Mayor Bronson, Proposed Assembly District Boundaries (AO 2022-37(S-2)) |
Shapefiles for maps moved forward at Feburary 15, 2022 Regular Assembly Meeting
Shapefiles for a map of the current Assembly districts
Do your own analysis of the proposed maps
The public are invited to play with and analyze the proposed maps. To do so, go to:
https://davesredistricting.org/maps#home and upload the
shapefiles for the map you want to edit. From there, you can make adjustments and see changes to deviations and demographics in real-time. This free, public-use mapping tools has 2020 census information and user guides to help you get started.
Maps should meet the following requirements:
- Must contain six districts.
- Districts must be compact, contiguous and a relatively integrated socioeconomic area (Anchorage Charter 4.01).
- The total deviation in actual population to target population must be less than 10% (federal law). The target population per district is 48,541.
- A single district with an over 5% deviation must have a compelling reason.
- The proposed boundaries cannot be racially discriminatory (federal law).
- The principle of "one person, one vote" must be maintained.
There are a variety of free, user-friendly online tools available to help you create and analyze your own redistricting plan, even if you have never made a map before! Here are three that we are aware of:
Each of these tools helps take the guesswork out of meeting the reapportionment requirements by calculating population deviations for you as you map. They all use the latest 2020 census data and have helpful online training and resources available to guide you.