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2022 Redistricting
Updated: May 25, 2022
City Council approved a new Council District map on May 24, 2022. The new map is effective immediately upon being passed. It will be used in all future elections.
New Council District Map approved May 24, 2022
Below is background information on the redistricting process as well as agendas and minutes to redistricting City Council meetings.
BACKGROUND
The City of Midland is in the process of redistricting City Council districts. According to the 2020 United States Census data, the City of Midland Council Member Districts are not of sufficiently equal population and must be redrawn to comply with the one-person, one-vote principle established by the United States Constitution.
Redistricting is required when there is a population deviation of more than 10 percent between the most populous and least populous district. City of Midland Council District 1 is the most populous and District 3 is the least populous district. The deviation between these two districts is 32.17 percent. As a result, redistricting is needed to balance the single-member districts.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING APRIL 26, 2022.
The purpose of the public hearing is to discuss potential options for drawing new district boundaries that comply with applicable law.Members of the public may provide comments and submit redistricting proposals for the Council to consider. All redistricting proposals and comments should be submitted in accordance with Midland City Council Resolution 2022-024. Please see Redistricting Public Hearing Guidelines link below for more details.
Redistricting Public Hearing Guidelines
Comments and plans may be submitted by email to kdanley@midlandtexas.gov.