Due to redistricting, Senate districts have a unique issue that Assembly and Congressional districts do not have. Of the Senate districts established by the Citizens Redistricting Commission in 2011, only the odd-numbered districts went into effect for the 2012 election cycle. The new even-numbered districts will go into effect for the 2014 election cycle, and the even-numbered districts previously established by the 2001 redistricting will continue to exist until 2014. These unique circumstances create some areas of overlap between the old and new districts (“accelerated areas”) and some areas without coverage (“deferred areas”). For the 2013-14 Regular Session of the Legislature, each accelerated area essentially has two Senators representing the area and each deferred area has none. The Senate Committee on Rules will assign a Senator to provide appropriate constituent services to each deferred area. This is a normal consequence of the redistricting process.
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Senate District 1
Senate District 2
- SD 2
- SD 2 - Santa Rosa zoom
- Assigned deferred area Map 1
- Assigned deferred area Map 2
- SD 2 Deferred and Accelerated areas
Senate District 3
Senate District 4
- SD 4
- SD 4 - Rocklin zoom
- Assigned deferred area Map 1
- Assigned deferred area Map 2
- SD 4 Deferred and Accelerated areas
Senate District 5
Senate District 6
Senate District 7
Senate District 8
Senate District 9
Senate District 10
Senate District 11
Senate District 12
Senate District 13
Senate District 14
- SD 14
- SD 14 - Modesto zoom
- SD 14 - Fresno zoom
- Assigned deferred area Map 1
- Assigned deferred area Map 2
- SD 14 Deferred and Accelerated areas
Senate District 15
Senate District 16
Senate District 17
- SD 17
- SD 17 - San Jose zoom
- Assigned deferred area Map 1
- Assigned deferred area Map 2
- SD 17 Deferred and Accelerated areas
Senate District 18
- SD 18
- SD 18 - Bakersfield
- Assigned deferred area Map 1
- Assigned deferred area Map 2
- SD 18 Deferred and Accelerated areas
Senate District 19
Senate District 20
Senate District 21
Senate District 22
Senate District 23
- SD 23
- Assigned deferred area Map 1
- Assigned deferred area Map 2
- SD 23 Deferred and Accelerated areas
- SD 23 Deferred and Accelerated areas - zoom
Senate District 24
Senate District 25
- SD 25
- SD 25 - Los Angeles zoom
- Assigned deferred area Map 1
- Assigned deferred area Map 2
- SD 25 Deferred and Accelerated areas
Senate District 26
Senate District 27
Senate District 28
Senate District 29
Senate District 30
Senate District 31
Senate District 32
- SD 32
- Assigned deferred area Map 1
- Assigned deferred area Map 2
- SD 32 Deferred and Accelerated areas
- SD 32 Deferred and Accelerated areas - Zoom
Senate District 33
Senate District 34
Senate District 35
Senate District 36
- SD 36
- SD 36 - San Diego
- Assigned deferred area Map 1
- Assigned deferred area Map 2
- SD 36 Deferred and Accelerated areas
Senate District 37
Senate District 38
Senate District 39
Senate District 40
- SD 40
- SD 40 - San Diego zoom
- Assigned deferred area Map 1
- Assigned deferred area Map 2
- SD 40 Deferred and Accelerated areas
Statewide Map of Accelerated and Deferred Districts
The pink color represents even-numbered districts created in 2001 and active until the 2014 election cycle. 2014 elections will be held in the new even-numbered Senate districts created by the Citizens Redistricting Commission in 2011.
The yellow color represents odd-numbered districts created by the Citizens Redistricting Commission in 2011, which went into effect during the 2012 election cycle.
The orange color represents the accelerated areas for 2013-2014.
The unshaded areas represent the deferred areas that will have assigned coverage in the Senate for 2013-2014.
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Updated 01/21/2013