Which District Do You Live In?

Richmond, CA adopted district-based voting for its City Council seats beginning in 2020. Since then, there have been two election cycles under this system (2020 and 2022), with each district voting on a staggered schedule.
What this means:

👉 The Mayor is still elected at-large. Every registered voter in Richmond can cast a ballot for mayoral candidates.
👉 Councilmembers are elected by district. Only residents of a given district can vote for candidates running to represent that district. For example, only those who live in District 3 will be able to vote for Manmeet Singh in the upcoming election.
Because of this, it is crucial to know which district you live in. You can find your district using the interactive map at the link below: