About District Information

Updated with 2010 Population

How to use

To choose a report, click the appropriate tab (House, Senate, Congress) to switch between legislative bodies, then click on a link in the grey box to access that report.

To sort a report, click on one of the column names in the light yellow box. Click the same column name again to switch between ascending sort (A-Z, 0-9) and descending sort (Z-A, 9-0).

To print a report, click on "Printable View" to open a new printer-friendly window, then choose print from your browser's menu.

To download data, click the link that corresponds to your preferred format: "text" for a plain text file, "Excel" for an Excel spreadsheet.

About the data

All population data is based on the 2010 U.S. Census. Spatial boundaries and square mileage calculations are from U.S. Census TIGER data except for Public Schools and School Districts, which are from the Minnesota Department of Education. Reports display the population for each area (or portion of an area) that is contained within each legislative district. As an example, while many School Districts are contained completely within one legislative district, some may fall within multiple districts. Thus one School District may appear multiple times in one report, each instance indicating a portion of the population.

Disclaimer

The data here is for informational use only. Due to limitations in the data, it may contain errors.