Find your state legislature.

A clear starting point for every state.

Published district maps are available for all 50 states and all 99 legislative chambers. Alabama, Hawaii, Indiana, Nevada have clearly dated 2025–2026 pre-election baselines while post-election membership awaits verification. Texas also has separate election-transition views. New Jersey has two General Assembly members per district; Maryland and Vermont also have districts with multiple members. New York, California, and Wisconsin each have an Assembly and Senate; Nebraska has one unicameral chamber. The District of Columbia has a separate Council ward map and directory. Each chamber retains its own sourced records and geographic definitions.

All 50 states are connected.

Choose any state above to explore its legislative district maps and member directories. Check each page’s snapshot date and status notes when reporting on membership or election transitions.

Most states have two chambers. Nebraska has one unicameral legislature, and its navigation reflects that structure. State legislative maps are separate from the U.S. Senate and U.S. House maps.

State outlines use the same generalized U.S. Atlas geometry as the governors section. These outlines support navigation; the district maps use their own documented district-boundary sources. Read the state-legislature guide ↗.