House districts

Every House seat on the 2026 ballot is listed here — all 435 voting districts plus the 6 nonvoting delegate and resident-commissioner seats, which are counted separately. Map rendering and analytical relationships stay separate: relationships come from official block-assignment files, and the map exists only to help you navigate. North Carolina keeps its full profile for the 2026 map (14 districts, SL 2025-95); other states carry the Census 120th-Congress identity.

How district lines have turned House votes into seats since 1998, state by state: Redistricting and House seats (preview).

Map — 2026 NC enacted plan (SL 2025-95)

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Render-only map of the 2026 North Carolina enacted plan (SL 2025-95), simplified for display. County–district relationships are computed from official block-assignment files, never from this rendering. Vermont appears below as a single at-large district.

Vermont — at-large

Vermont elects one representative statewide; the district is coterminous with the state (Census GEOID 5000). All 14 Vermont counties are whole-county relationships.

Per-state district maps live on the Elections map (House mode, click a state). This page’s rendered map covers North Carolina’s 2026 districts; every other district is reachable from the list.

All districts — 441 seats

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