2020 Census: Redistricting Task Force

The Redistricting Task Force sets the City’s Supervisorial districts following each federal decennial census.

The Redistricting Task Force Final Report has been posted (Please see more information below)

Meetings

Redistricting Task Force Report

The Redistricting Task Force Final Report has been posted

  • The public comment period for the Redistricting Task Force report is now closed.

Language access

Censo de 2020: Grupo de Trabajo para la Reorganización de Distritos, 
2020年人口普查：選區重劃工作組, 
2020 Senso: Task Force para sa Muling Pagdidistrito

Past meetings

April 28, 2022 Redistricting Task Force Meeting

Thursday, Apr 28, 2022, 10:00 am

April 25, 2022 Redistricting Task Force Meeting

Monday, Apr 25, 2022, 10:00 am

April 21, 2022 Redistricting Task Force meeting

Thursday, Apr 21, 2022, 12:00 pm
See past meetings

Resources

Mapping
Redistricting Tool for the SF Redistricting Task Force

The Redistricting Tool uses population data associated with each district to help the SF Redistricting Task Force draft new plans.
Community of Interest (COI) Public Input

Your input is needed to shape San Francisco’s new supervisorial districts!
Maps Submitted from the Public

Maps of Districts and Community of Interests submissions by the public from the SF redistricting tools.
Informational Maps

Informational and demographic maps of San Francisco.
Shapefiles from the Redistricting Task Force

Ongoing visualizations and draft maps the SF Redistricting Task Force created to consider potential district boundaries.
Map Viewer

RDTF Map Viewer.
Maps

Maps provided by Q2 Data Consulting as requested by the Redistricting Task Force.
Communications
Outreach

Community outreach flyers and documents.
Communications

Personal information provided in communications to the Redistricting Task Force is subject to disclosure...
Meeting Videos

Video recordings of the Redistricting Task Force
Final Report

Statements and attachments
Information
Meeting Calendar

This calendar supersedes previous versions. Updated April 4, 2022.
FAQs: 2020 Census and Redistricting

Every 10 years the City redraws districts based on census data.
San Francisco Charter

San Francisco Charter Section 13.110 (d).
Bylaws

Operation of the Redistricting Task Force.
Legal Opinion

Duties and obligations of the Redistricting Task Force and legal requirements for redistricting.
Library Service Hours

Public computers available for Mapping.
Notifications
Twitter

Follow the Redistricting Task Force on Twitter @RedistrictSF
Facebook

Follow the Redistricting Task Force on Facebook
Email list

Join our email list to receive updates
Archives
2010 Census: Redistricting Task Force
2000 Census: Redistricting Task Force

About

The Redistricting Task Force consists of 9 members. The Mayor, the Board of Supervisors and the Elections Commission each appoint 3 members. These 9 individuals work with City staff and outside consultants to establish boundaries for San Francisco’s Supervisorial districts following each federal decennial census. The Task Force ensures the boundaries comply with the legal requirements established in federal, state and local law. As part of this process, the Redistricting Task Force holds multiple community hearings to receive input from the people of San Francisco.

People

Members - Appointed by the Mayor

Matthew Castillon

Lily Ho

Rev. Arnold Townsend - Chair

Members - Appointed by the Board of Supervisors

José María (Chema) Hernandez Gil

Jeremy Lee

J. Michelle Pierce

Members - Appointed by the Elections Commission

Raynell Cooper

Chasel Lee

Ditka Reiner - Vice Chair

Contact

City Hall

1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place
City Hall, Room 244
San Francisco, CA 94102

Mon to Fri, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

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Get directions

Phone

Request public records

Email rdtf@sfgov.org to submit a request.