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Alabama districts

Every published boundary for Alabama, on the map in force — 7 congressional districts, 35 state senate districts, 105 state house districts, 67 counties. Projected at build time; no mapping library, no tiles, no runtime requests.

214 polygons 4 layers Redrawn for 2026
Alabama is not on the map its delegation was elected under. The federal layer is the 119th Congress, drawn from Census TIGER/Line 2024. Alabama has since adopted LIVINGSTON-SB5-2023, first used in the 2026 cycle — and that is what is drawn here. Legislature-drawn SB5/Act 2023-563, re-implemented May 2026 post-Callais. Enjoined 2026-05-26 (intentional-discrimination finding); injunction stayed by SCOTUS 2026-06-02; SOS re-certified 2026-06-10. Governs the 2026-08-11 special primary (CDs 1/2/6/7) and 2026 cycle pending final disposition. Court-ordered remedial map (2024 elections) = federal-congressional geometry

Federal

7 congressional districts

Alabama · 7 congressional districts In force · LIVINGSTON-SB5-2023 · from 2026 Read 2026-08-15
Alabama: 7 congressional districts. Each district is selectable; the ledger carries the same data as text.
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cbdistricts GET /api/v1/layers/al-congressional-2026/geojson · read 2026-08-15 Upstream source: Alabama Secretary of State — https://www.sos.alabama.gov/alabama-votes/state-district-maps Not shown: Representative(0 of 7), Party(0 of 7), Population(0 of 7), Median income(0 of 7), Cook PVI(0 of 7). Returned for too few districts to tabulate — reported as a gap rather than a column of dashes. No demographics on this map, deliberately. ACS is published against the districts as they were drawn in 2023 and keyed by GEOID. Under this plan that key still resolves — to a different area. Joining on it would attach one district's population to another's shape and print it as fact, so the fetcher refuses the join rather than the map guessing. Geometry simplified to 0.00242° (~400 m) for display. Boundaries are illustrative at this resolution — not a legal description.

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4 partitions, one point.

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Alabama · 4 layers Read 2026-08-15

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4 partitions, not a hierarchy. al-congressional-2026 (7) · al-state-senate (35) · al-state-house (105) · us-counties (67). A congressional district contains no whole number of state house districts or counties, which is why this reads a point rather than expanding a row. Geometry simplified to 0.00242° (~400 m). A probe near a boundary is not authoritative — at this resolution the line on screen can sit a few hundred metres from the legal one, and near a border that is the whole answer. For an address, ask cbdistricts.

Provenance

Where each layer came from.

Layer Districts Source layer Tolerance Size Read
Congressional 7 al-congressional-2026 0.00242° 42 KB 2026-08-15
State Senate 35 al-state-senate 0.00239° 113 KB 2026-08-15
State House 105 al-state-house 0.00239° 228 KB 2026-08-15
County 67 us-counties 0.00239° 101 KB 2026-08-15
No representative and no party, deliberately. The districts service returns a representative for 441 of 441 congressional districts, and the values are scraped prose — the word "district" is the representative of ten of them, and 21 records name a party that contradicts their own party field. Both fields are refused at the point the data is fetched rather than printed under a real heading. Boundaries are sound; this is a geography page, not a who-represents-you page.
This page inlines 484 KB of geometry and loads no mapping library, no tiles and no third-party requests. Boundaries are simplified for display and are not a legal description — near a boundary the map is not authoritative.
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