Municipal
Mayor and governing body
Applies only inside incorporated municipal limits. Some seats use wards or districts.
Jurisdictions
Offices and district boundaries.
CivRep separates offices by the level of government and the exact boundary that gives an official representative authority.
County
Board of Commissioners and countywide offices
Commissioner districts, Sheriff, Clerk of Superior Court and Register of Deeds.
Education
Board of Education
Five electoral districts. Street-level boundary matching is required.
State
North Carolina General Assembly
Senate District 8 and the applicable House district, 17 or 19.
Federal
Congress and U.S. Senate
North Carolina Congressional District 7 and both statewide U.S. senators.
Special districts
Elected public bodies
Shown only when the submitted location is within the body’s service and election boundary.
Boundary versions
Current plans used by the pilot
MunicipalCurrent municipal limitsCurrent county GIS publicationBrunswick County GIS
North Carolina House2023 House Plan2024 electionsNorth Carolina General Assembly
North Carolina Senate2023 Senate Plan2024 electionsNorth Carolina General Assembly
United States House2023 Congressional Plan2024 electionsNorth Carolina General Assembly
Why an address can be necessary
Postal city names, ZIP codes and municipal boundaries are not the same. CivRep does not assign a ward, commissioner district, school-board district, state House district or special district from a city name alone.