Redistricting: San Antonio * Bexar County

Every decade the United State Census Bureau conducts a count of all the residents in the nation. The U.S. Constitution requires elective districts for a legislative body to have about equal population. Based on the City’s growth over the past 10 years as a result of the 2020 Census, Council districts need to be redrawn to ensure each elective district has equal population. Redistricting in when council districts are redrawn and given different boundaries after a change in population. The San Antonio City Council has created a Redistricting Committee to address redistricting in the City of San Antonio.

The City Council approved new City Council boundaries in June 2022.  These new boundaries go into effect for the next regular election in May 2023.

The City Council appointed a Redistricting Advisory Committee (RAC) with 23 members of the public. Each City Council member appointed 2 members and the Mayor appointed 1 member and 2 co-chairs. The RAC worked with City staff and consultants to redraw district boundaries.  The final map can be found here.

To check if your property was impacted by redistricting, use the City’s interactive map to find your district based on your address here.