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A community civic map for Georgia
Find your community on the map.
Ahead of the June 17 special legislative session, People Map GA helps you see your county, your district, and ways to act.
Tell legislators: no mid-decade maps
Ready to act now? Send the letter.
Click a county to open its profile in County Insights.
Draw your community map
Show what should stay together.
What this is
A community civic map, built in plain language.
People Map GA brings together public data, local knowledge, and partner-led research so Georgians can see who represents them, recognize the institutions shaping their political voice, and identify how to act on their public obligation to participate. Neighbors, organizers, reporters, and students all use the same record.
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159Counties covered
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5Languages on site
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250State and U.S. House districts
How it works
Three steps to act.
Find your county, see what is at stake, then contact lawmakers.
See what is at stake
Open County Insights for the local story, documented cases, and districts that cross your county.
Contact lawmakers
Send a quick letter; ask for fair maps before the June 17 session.
See how district maps were drawn and redrawn over recent cycles. Open map history
Across Georgia
Georgians organizing for fair maps and accountable representation.
From the Capitol to community meeting rooms, neighbors are showing up for local voice.
Issue pathways
Where redistricting meets representation.
Each pathway connects district lines to the public goods, civil rights, and community standing of Georgians. Use them to find a place to organize, study, or act.
- Voting power Black voting power Whether Georgia's Black majority counties elect candidates of choice in state and congressional districts. Take the next step
- Representation Latino representation Whether fast-growing Latino communities are kept whole, counted accurately, and able to elect responsive representatives. Take the next step
- Public investment Public investment Whether public dollars reach the counties and corridors with the greatest unmet need, instead of following political geography. Take the next step
- Civil liberties Civil liberties Whether Georgians can participate in civic life without unnecessary surveillance of their movements, speech, or organizing. Take the next step
- Environmental justice Environmental justice Whether frontline communities can hold representatives accountable for land use, air quality, and water decisions. Take the next step
- Migrant communities Migrant communities Whether immigrant and migrant worker families have safe, multilingual access to representation, public records, and services. Take the next step