District Maps

Every 10 years, following the decennial census, Ohio General Assembly and Congressional districts are redrawn to reflect changes in the state’s population in two parallel, but separate processes. The goal of each is to preserve the important one person-one vote principle – that all citizens are equally represented at the Statehouse and in the United States Capitol.

These maps were drawn based on data from the 2010 U.S. Census and are in effect from 2012-2022.

The PDF files below contain visual representations of Ohio legislative, judicial and education districts. For more information about what districts you reside in, click here to visit Check My Voter Registration.

State General Assembly Districts

• House Map (PDF)
• Senate Map (PDF)
• Legislative District Reference Maps from the U.S. Census Bureau

Federal Congressional Districts

• Statewide Congressional Districts Map (Entire State - PDF)
• Equivalency File (ZIP)*
• SHAPE Files (ZIP)

*Equivalency Files are compressed DBF files that can be opened in Excel. 

Educational & Judicial Districts

• State Board of Education Districts (PDF)
  • Board of Education District Breakdown
• Appeals Court Districs (PDF)

District Maps By County

The Secretary of State's office provides by-county breakdown maps of Ohio Legislative Districts. Click here to request a ZIP file of these maps. For up-to-date county district information, contact your county Board of Elections.

Historical District Maps

The Secretary of State's office provides, for reference purposes, historical district maps dating back to 1972. Click here to request a ZIP file of these maps. The file will be e-mailed to you. For up-to-date county district information, contact your county Board of Elections.