How to See if Your District Has Changed After Tennessee Redraws Map

How to see if your district has changed after Tennessee redraws map

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Republican lawmakers reshaped Tennessee's congressional map in a three-day special legislative session this week. Are you unsure of which district you live in? Here's how you can check. The biggest impact of the newly drawn district lines is a three-way split of Shelby County that will likely eliminate the only congressional [...]

Wilson County now in one district after State legislators redraw congressional lines

Congressional district lines in Tennessee are changing after a special session of the Tennessee General Assembly this week. Wilson County, currently spread across two districts, will now be wholly within a single district.

Now that Tennessee's new congressional maps have passed, here's a deeper look at what your district looks like

Tennessee's new congressional map is now law. Find out how your district changed and what legal challenges could affect the new boundaries.

Here’s what the new congressional districts in Tennessee mean for voters and candidates

Additional candidates may qualify for the primary or general election between Thursday and noon on Friday, May 15.

General assembly district change leads to August election alteration

The Tennessee General Assembly has adopted revised congressional districts and a special qualifying period for candidates for United States House of Representatives.

Congressional districts have changed. Here’s how to find out yours.

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