What congressional district am I in?

How it works

Your position is matched to the nearest address, and that address is tested against the congressional district boundaries of the 119th Congress, the House that sits from January 2025 to January 2027. The answer is the district of the representative who serves you today.

You are registered to vote at your home address, so if you are not at home, type that address instead.

The November 2026 election

Several states redrew their congressional maps for the November 3, 2026 election, so the district on your ballot can differ from the one shown here. We are adding the 120th Congress boundaries from the Census Bureau's 2026 files. Until they are live, your state or county election office has your ballot district.

In your code

curl "https://api.geocode.net/v1/reverse?lat=39.1582&lng=-75.5247&fields=cd" -H "X-API-Key: YOUR_KEY"

{ "fields": { "congressional_district": { "congress": 119, "district": "00",
    "name": "Congressional District (at Large)", "geoid": "1000" } } }

Notes

• Alaska, Delaware, North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont and Wyoming each have one district, returned as 00. Washington DC and Puerto Rico elect non-voting members, returned as 98.
• The API does not return representatives' names or contact details yet.
• Nothing is requested until you click, and the position is not stored.