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OR HIS REPRESENTATIVE TO THE SPECIAL MASTERS
ON REAPPORTIONMENT, JUNE 28, 1973
The legitimate goals of reapportionment should be
to achieve fair and equal representation in the Legislature
and in Congress for all the people of California and to
improve the capacity of our legislators to represent their
constituents. So called "gerrymandering" based on political
or racial considerations is inconsistent with those goals.
Instead of allowing such motives to distort the districting
process, I believe the Legislature should adhere consistently
to such criteria as relative equality of population, compactness,
preservation of local boundaries and communities of interest,
and other factors which would result in districts which preserve
and enhance the quality of legislative representation.
The principle that the legislature should be guided
by standards or criteria in reapportioning itself and the
State's Congressional districts has a long history. Article
IV, Section 6 of the California Constitution, adopted in 1926,
provided in part as follows:
"
Such districts shall be composed of contigu-
ous territory, and assembly districts shall be as
nearly equal in population as may be
In the
formation of assembly districts no county, or city
and county, shall be divided, unless it contains
sufficient population within itself to form two or
more districts,
nor shall a part of any county,
or of any city and county, be united with any other
county, or city and county, in forming any assembly
or sénatorial district. =
Article IV, Section 27 of the California Constitution contains
similar provisions for Congressional districts.
During the mid-1960's, the United States Supreme
Court adosted the rulo that the consideration which
should govern State Legislatures in redistricting themselves
was the achievement of population equality between districts.
United States Supreme this
rule where State legislative, as distinguished from Congressional,
districting is concerned. Specifically, it held that the Virginia
Legislature, in drawing a redistricting plan for the lower house
which respected the boundaries of local governmental subdivisions,
was permitted greater flexibility in population deviation between
the districts. Other decisions of the United States Supreme Court
have struck down racial gerrymanders.
The California Legislature has set forth in Government
Code Section 25001 the criteria which should be followed in
reapportioning county supervisorial districts. That section
provides that the boards may consider, in addition to equality
of population, the following:
"
(a) topography, (b) geography, (c) cohe-
siveness, contiguity, integrity, and compactness
of territory, and (d) community of interests of
the districts."
With the recent Mahan decision further confirming the
language of the California Constitution and of my veto messages
of January, 1972, I wish to reemphasize criteria which should
be considered as a basis for a fair and equal redistricting.
These are as follows:
1. Districts should be as nearly equal in population
as possible.
2. Districts should be as compact as possible and
provide easy accessibility between different areas in the
districts.
3. Districts should be composed of contiguous
territory.
4. District lines should follow existing county and
city boundaries where possible.
5. Districts should be composed of communities which
share common historical, geographical, topographic, cultural,
to the above criteria and without regard to race or ethnic back-
ground. District boundarios should not attempt to exclude or
include particular ethnic or racial minorities in one constituency
to dilute the voting strength of such minorities, and when such
minorities exist in large communities, those communities should
not be carved up among several districts in order to protect
incumbents of another race or ethnic background.
These principles improve citizen access and identi-
fication with their elected representatives, facilitate com-
munications of representatives with their constituents, and
reduce the costs of campaigns. Moreover, these criteria
preclude meandering lines which reach out in order to attach
portions of other communities which may be many miles away
and separated from the heart of the district by mountain
ranges or large expanses of unpopulated territory. In summary,
such criteria, consistently applied, will produce districts
which are fair to all Californians and which enhance rather
than impair the representative process.
The "one person, one vote" rule was applied to
eliminate gross population disparities among districts. By
1971, the courts were requiring mathematical exactness between
districts. Unfortunately, many legislatures concluded from
this development that population equality was the only yard-
stick for measuring the legality and fairness of a redistricting
plan that any plan, no matter how absurd, would be acceptable
if its districts were precisely equal.
Armed with census and political data, applying the
equality of population, legislatures developed redistricting
plans which made a mockery of the goal of fair and equal
representation and reached new heights of sophisticated
natiti
good one and provides an important starting point for fair
and equal districting, but it cannot stand alone. Its use
in combination with the computer and without any other cri-
teria can lead to a distortion of the entire representative
process. Conversely, the computer combined with unbiased
criteria can be used to create equitable districts with
population variations within acceptable limits.
I believe the current controversy over reapportionment
in California, now well into its third year, demonstrates the
need to restore balance to the redistricting process by requiring
the consistent application of common sense criteria such as those
outlined above.
Although the Special Masters face an enormously difficult
task, they also have an historic opportunity to restore ration-
ality and fairness to the districting process in California. As
a citizen and voter, I join millions of others throughout the
State in the hope that the Special Masters will achieve success
in their efforts to provide California with the kind of equitable
reapportionment to which it is entitled, under guidelines similar
to those presented here.
In a day when too many already doubt the ability of
government to act fairly in the interest of the voters, it would
be tragic should the redistricting process result in the debasement
of the voters' franchise through modern versions of the ancient
gerrymanders.
We look to you to draw Medistricting lines that will
enable the people of California to be fairly and effectively
represented.
The legislative efforts to reapportion the state was contained
in Senate Bill 195. This legislation lumped assembly, senate and
congressional reapportionment plans together. This was a ploy by
the Assembly leadership, because I had publicly stated that the
Senate reapportionment was as fair and honest as possible under
the conditions, but that the Assembly plan contained gross and
indefensible gerrymandering.
By lumping all the plans together, the Assembly majority
leadership was forcing me into an "all or nothing" situation,
similar to the way they foisted an unneeded 1-cent additional sales tax
on the people.
The fact that California has had a history of gerrymandering
which has militated against fair reapportionment or fair districting
for the people does not mean that we should settle for it forever more
because it has been a custom of the past.
When I vetoed SB 195 last June, we didn't hear a word of dissent
from the people. In fact, everything we heard from the citizenry
urged a veto of the bill. And that included editorial comments from
all the major newspapers throughout the state of California, including
the L.A. Times.
The legitimate goals of reapportionment should be to achieve fair
and equal representation in the legislature and in Congress for all
the people of California and to improve the capacity of our legislators
to represent their constituents.
My vetoes of the redistricting plans in December, 1971, were based
on the lack of regard for these principles. Because the proposed 1973
Congressional and Assembly districing measures contained no substantial
improvements over the 1971 proposals, I was once again impelled, in
the interest of equal and effective representation, to veto the
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legislature's attempts at reapportionment.
The Senate districts set forth in Senate Bill 195, however,
did improve since 1971. They are not subject in the same degree
to the criticisms of the Congressional and Assembly districts and,
if I had received a separate bill proposing establishment of these Senate
districts, I would have signed it because of the Senate's honest effort
during recent months to improve the districts. This effort was an
enlightened one in that it utilized population variations permitted in
the recent Virginia decision to reach its goal. On the contrary, the
Assembly district portions of the bill took no cognizance of this
decision.
CRITERIA FOR REDISTRICTING
The principle that the legislature should be guided by standards
or criteria in reapportioning itself and the State's Congressional
districts has a long history. Article IV, Section 6 of the California
Constitution, adopted in 1926, provided in part as follows:
"
Such districts shall be composed of contiguous territory,
and assembly districts, shall be as nearly equal in population
as may be
In the formation of assembly districts no county,
or city and county, shall be divided, unless it contains
sufficient population within itself to form two or more districts,
nor shall a part of any county, or of any city and county,
be united with any other county, or city and county, in forming
any assembly or senatorial district."
Article IV, Section 27 of the California Constitution contains similar
provisions for Congressional districts.
Here are the guidelines which the legislature should follow to
arrive at a fair and equal redistricting:
1.
Districts should be as nearly equal in population as possible.
2.
Districts should be as compact as possible and provide easy
accessibility between different areas in the districts.
3.
Districts should be composed of contiguous territory.
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4.
District lines should follow existing county and city
boundaries where possible.
5.
Districts should be composed of communities which share
common historical, geographical. topographic, cultural,
and other interests.
6.
District lines should be drawn solely with regard to the
above criteria and without regard to race or ethnic back-
ground. District boundaries should not attempt to exclude or
include particular ethnic or racial minorities in one
constituency to dilute the voting strength of such minorities
and when such minorities exist in large communities, those
communities should not be carved up among several districts
in order to protect incumbents of another race or ethnic
background.
These principles improve citizen access and identification with
their elected representatives, facilitate communications of representatives
with their constituents, and reduce the costs of campaigns. Moreover,
these criteria preclude meandering lines which reach out in order to
attach portions of other communities which may be many miles away and
separated from the heart of the district by mountain ranges or large
expanses of unpopulated territory.
FAULTS IN S.B. 195
LACK OF EQUALITY OF POPULATION
Despite some minor changes in the lines in some of the districts
in the Congressional plan, presumably to achieve greater equality than
the 1971 Assembly Bill 16 plan, 22 of the districts were unchanged by
S.B. 195, and several of these still deviate from the equality of
population which a good-faith effort could easily have achieved.
Indeed, the difference between the smallest unchanged district and
the largest exceeds 3,000 persons.
Even some of the altered districts are still deficient in this
Los Angeles,
respect. In the case of the 21st district in MA, territory was added
even though the district was already overpopulated. In another instance,
several counties were combined to form three districts (the 1st, 5th and
6th districts), but the combined populations of these counties are more
than 2,000 short of the number of persons required for three full
districts. Such deviations from equality diminish equal representation
for the citizens in overpopulated districts.
LACK OF COMPACTNESS
Compactness is one of the chief requirements of a rational reap-
portionment policy, for compact districts create constituencies that
are more easily and effectively represented, that allow the people more
direct access to their representatives and that lighten the task of
conducting elections.
Congressional district 36, located in Kern and Kings Counties,
is notable for its long, thin arm which reaches through sparsely populated
and unpopulated stretches of San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties
to attach the population around the campus of the University of California
at Santa Barbara.
Congressional District 42, based in central San Diego County and
including parts of the City of San Diego, runs in an irregular pattern
north to pick up part of the community of Newport Beach in Orange County,
80 miles away.
Congressional District 43, a district based in Riverside and
Imperial Counties, unnecessarily includes citizens from distant coastal
areas near the City of San Diego, and part of the City itself.
Congressional Districts 28 and 37 in Los Angeles both include
grotesque appendages and meandering lines which cannot have resulted
from any acceptable rationale.
The changes which SB 195 made in the 1971 AB 16 plan failed to
improve a single one of these deficiencies. Indeed, changes to the
28th, and 37th districts make them even less compact and more absurd
than they were in the 1972 versions.
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In the Assembly Plan, Assembly District 29 extends all the way
from the community of Taft in Kern County to the City of San Jose in
Santa Clara County, truly a remarkable feat of cartography. Assembly
District 23 runs from the San Luis Obispo-Kern County line to the western
San Bernardino County communities of Upland and Ontario. Assembly District
69, which has probably elicited more adverse public comment than any
other district, runs in narrow, irregular corridors along the borders
of Orange and Los Angeles Counties. San Diego County Assembly districts
76, 78, 79, and 80 wander through the county in jigsaw fashion, dividing
the urban areas of the county in an irrational manner which is bound to
confuse the electorate.
UNNECESSARY DIVISION OF INTERESTS
These plans blatantly fail to pay due respect to the needs and
interests of the different communities and the political divisions in
the state. The districts provided for cut across county and city lines,
fragment other established political division of the state, and violate
the identity of innumerable communities. Again, the sole purpose seems
to have been to achieve partisan gains.
Numerous examples of divisions of local political subdivisions can
be cited, but I will mention only the more flagrant ones in Southern
California. But this gerrymandering is rampant throughout the state.
Congressional Districts 23 and 34 wind tortously through Los
Angeles and Orange Counties, crossing city boundaries with utter abandon
and creating districts composed of widely separated fragments of cities
and communities of interest. Congressional District 38 substantially
divides 6 of the 7 largest cities within its borders including Riverside,
San Bernardino, and Pomona.
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Assembly districts in the eastern part of Los Angeles County
seemingly pay no attention at all to the community lines as they
wander in random fashion throughout this area. Assembly District
69, of course, notorious for its absure, contorted corridors, is
also notable for its division of virtually every community it touches,
since few incorporated communities are small enough to fit within
such narrow confines. This district could best be described as
looking like a circus ferris wheel, distorted by the intense heat
of partisan politics.
I cannot, in good conscience, tell the people of California
that these plans pay due regard for the value of preserving our
communities intact within the representative structure or provide
the citizens within these communities and immediately surrounding
areas with the fair and equitable representation to which they are
entitled.
It would have been idealist, and totally fair to the people of
California if the leadership in the legislature had just sat down
and reapportioned the State of California without taking into
consideration party registration. But that was obviously too much
to ask.
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NEWS RELEASE
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS
4200 STATE BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO 94102
CONTACT:
WINIFRED L. HEPPERLE
PELEASE
DATE:
November 28, 1973
PUBLIC INFORMATION ATTORNEY
(415) 557-2326
RELEASE
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SUBJECT: Legislature V. Reinecke
[Sac. 7917, 7919, 7923]
CALIFORNIA SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS
MASTERS' REAPPORTIONMENT PLAN
State reapportionment plans recommended by three
Special Masters were adopted virtually intact by a unanimous
California Supreme Court today. The new congressional dis-
tricts, and the State Senate and Assembly districts will be
used in the 1974 elections and until new reapportionment
plans are adopted following the 1980 census.
The order is final, and becomes effective today.
The opinion was written by Chief Justice Donald R. Wright.
Since the new districts were not established for one
full year before the 1974 general election, the Court held the
one-year residence requirement for state legislators is not ap-
plicable. The ruling stated, however, that a candidate must
be a resident of the district in which he runs by January 28,
1974. This is the first date specified in the Election Code
for filing a declaration of intention to become a candidate.
Elections to 20 of the 40 Senate seats will continue
to be held every two years. Consequently, elections for Sena-
tors from new reapportioned even-numbered districts will be
held in 1974, and for odd-numbered districts in 1976. Even
though reapportionment will mean that some voters-those moved
from an old even-numbered district to a new odd-numbered dis-
trict-will not be able to vote for a six-year period, the
Court concluded this did not deny them equal protection under
the Federal Constitution.
Referring to the Commission report, the Court observed
that the Masters had reviewed the evidence, listed appropriate
criteria, explained why other reapportionment plans were not
suitable, and had described their methods and reasoning in
reaching the recommended plans.
The Court approved and adopted the seven criteria
used by the Masters as a basis for reapportionment:
1. Strict equality of population for congressional
districts, and reasonable equality for legislative districts;
2. Providing districts which are contiguous and
compact;
3. Maintaining counties and cities as intact as
possible;
4. Preserving the integrity of basic geographic re-
gions as much as possible;
5. Considering community of interest;
6. Forming state senatorial districts by combining
adjacent Assembly districts, and where practicable, having con-
gressional district boundaries follow Assembly district lines;
and
7. Using the 1970 census as the basis and using
census tracts as the basic unit for district formation.
An argument that the existing relationships between
incumbents and constituents should also be a criteria was re-
jected. While acknowledging the values of such relationships,
the Court concluded that "incumbent-neutral" districting per-
mits most incumbents to keep their incumbent advantage, but
that districting to preserve the status quo "would be unfair
both to nonincumbent candidates and to electors of the new dis-
tricts who wished to support such candidates."
The Court declined to redraw any district lines rec-
ommended by the Masters because of "the serious risk of creat-
ing side effects which we could not foresee and which adversely
affected parties could not call to our attention in time for cor-
rections to be made." The opinion pointed out that the Masters
had developed expertise in their four months of study and analysis
and also had assessed the impact of alternative proposals that
had been proposed by the Legislature or that had been submitted
to them. The only modification made by the Court to the Masters'
recommendations was to interchange the numbers of the new
Senate Districts 8 and 9 (Alameda County) and 27 and 30
(Los Angeles County).
The State Constitution provides for four-year terms
for State Senators with half elected every two years. Thus,
the Court reasoned those Senators elected in 1972 are entitled
to serve until 1976 and if a vacancy occurs before then, it
should be filled by a special election of voters in the "old"
1972 district. Because of this constitutional requirement,
some inequality may result, the Court observed. For example,
changes of Senate district boundaries may permit some electors
to vote in 1972, 1974 and 1976, while others may only be able
to vote in 1972 and 1976, and still others only in 1970 and
1976. To test if these differences violate the equal protec-
tion clause, the California Court applied standards established
by the U.S. Supreme Court that in state electoral districting
cases equal protection is afforded if districting is based on
claims that a state may "rationally consider." Applying that
test the Court concluded that California "may rationally con-
sider stability and continuity in the Senate as a desirable
goal which is reasonably promoted by providing for four-year
staggered terms," and that correction of any resulting inequal-
ity would "substantially interfere" with the staggered term
system.
The first ruling of the Court regarding state reap-
portionment was made on January 18, 1972 in response to a suit
filed when the Legislature failed to reapportion itself on
the basis of the 1970 census. That decision ordered use of
temporary reapportionment plans for the 1972 elections but the
Court retained jurisdiction to draft new plans for 1974 elec-
tions if the Legislature did not. On May 10, 1972 the Court
granted the State Senate an extension of time to permit the
Legislature to attempt its own reapportionment during the re-
mainder of the year 1972. The Legislature did not act and the
Court, on March 23, 1973, appointed three Special Masters to
hold hearings and develop recommended criteria and districting
plans for the Court's consideration by August 31. On
October 30 the Supreme Court heard oral arguments concern-
ing those recommendations.
Today's decision will be published in the official
reports of the California Supreme Court.
The University of California Institute of Govern-
mental Studies in Berkeley was granted permission to store
the materials relating to the case for use by the public.
Court of Appeal Presiding Justice Murray Draper
sat on assignment. Supreme Court Justice Louis H. Burke did
not participate in the decision.
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APPENDIX A
TO
REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF
SPECIAL MASTERS ON REAPPORTIONMENT
(Legislature V. Reinecke)
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
In the following descriptions of Assembly Dis-
tricts, census tracts (CTs herein) and enumeration dis-
tricts (EDs herein) referred to are those established
by the United States Bureau of the Census for the 1970
census and are described by maps and publications of
the Bureau of the Census.
Assembly District 1: Assembly District 1 shall consist
of the following whole counties:
Glenn
Shasta
Lassen
Siskiyou
Modoc
Tehama
Plumas
Trinity
together with the part of Butte County contained within
the following whole Enumeration Districts:
EDs 12 through 14
EDs 101 through 104
EDs 19 through 65
EDs 111 through 113.
ED 89
Assembly District 2: Assembly District 2 shall consist
of the following whole counties:
Del Norte
Lake
Humboldt
Mendocino
together with the part of Sonoma County contained within
the following whole and partial census tracts:
Appendix A
1
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1532 through 1543
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 1527 - The part contained in Enumeration
District 74
CT 1529 - The part contained in Enumeration
Districts 88 and 89
CT 1530 - The part contained in Enumeration
Districts 92 and 93
CT 1531 - The part outside the city limits of
the City of Santa Rosa as they
existed on April 1, 1970.
Assembly District 3: Assembly District 3 shall consist
of the following whole counties:
Colusa
Sierra
Nevada
Sutter
Placer
Yuba
together with the part of Butte County not included within
Assembly District 1.
Assembly District 4: Assembly District 4 shall consist
of the whole County of Yolo together with the part of
the County of Solano contained within the following whole
census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 2520 through 2535
together with the part of the County of Sacramento contained
within the following whole and partial census tracts:
2
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 5 through 12
CT 34
CTs 20 through 24
CTs 39 and 40
CT 33
CT 98
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 13 - The part west of 24th Street
CT 14 - The part west of 24th Street
CT 53 - The part west of the Western Pacific
Railroad.
Assembly District 5: Assembly District 5 shall consist
of the part of Sacramento County contained within the
following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 55.02
CTs 60 through 76
CT 59.01
CTs 78 through 82.05
Assembly District 6: Assembly District 6 shall consist
of the part of Sacramento County contained within the
following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1 through 4
CT 41
CTs 15 through 19
CTs 44.01 through 47
CTs 25 through 31.02
CT 52
CT 32.02
CTs 54 and 55.01
CTs 35.01 through 38
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CTs 56.01 through 58.02 CT 77
CT 59.02
CTs 88 through 91
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 13 - The part not in Assembly District 4
CT 14 - The part not in Assembly District 4
CT 53 - The part not in Assembly District 4.
Assembly District 7: Assembly District 7 shall consist
of the following whole counties:
Alpine
El Dorado
Amador
Mono
Calaveras
Tuolumne
together with the part of the County of Sacramento con-
tained in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 32.01
CTs 83 through 87
CTs 42 and 43
CTs 92 through 97
CTs 48 through 51
together with the part of the County of San Joaquin contained
in the following whole census tracts:
CTs 32.01 through 35
CTs 40 through 47.
Assembly District 8: Assembly District 8 shall consist of
the whole County of Napa, the part of the County of
Solano not contained in Assembly District 4, together with the
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part of the County of Sonoma contained in the following
whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1501 through 1505
CTs 1514 through 1526
CT 1528
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 1527 - The part not contained in Assembly
District 2
CT 1529 - The part not contained in Assembly
District 2
CT 1530 - The part not contained in Assembly
District 2
CT 1531 - the Part not contained in Assembly
District 2.
Assembly District 9: Assembly District 9 shall consist of
the whole County of Marin, together with the part of the
County of Sonoma not contained in Assembly Districts 2 or 8.
Assembly District 10: Assembly District 10 shall con-
sist of the part of the County of Contra Costa contained
in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 3010 through 3150.99
CT 3511
CTs 3280 through 3400
CTs 3551 through 3553
CTs 3420 through 3462
5
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 4005 through 4010
CTs 4230 through 4235
CTs 4013 through 4037
CTs 4240 and 4251
CTs 4052 through 4064
CTs 4271 through 4286
CTs 4219 through 4222
Partial Census Tract:
CT 4239 - The part not included in Assembly District 12.
Assembly District 14: Assembly District 14 shall consist
of the part of the County of Alameda contained in the
following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 4065 and 4066
CT 4302 through 4307
CTs 4070 through 4077
CT 4309
CTs 4082 through 4104
CTs 4321 through 4340
Partial Census Tract:
CT 4301 - The part contained in Enumeration Dis-
tricts 94, 98, and 102 through 105.
Assembly District 15: Assembly District 15 shall consist
of the part of the County of Alameda contained in the
following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 4308
CTs 4351 through 4403
CTs 4310 through 4312
CTs 4501 through 4517
Partial Census Tract:
CT 4301 - The part not contained in Assembly
District 12 or Assembly District 14.
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Assembly District 16: Assembly District 16 shall con-
sist of the part of the City and County of San Francisco
contained in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 101 through 109
CTs 176 through 215
CTs 112 through 119
CTs 226 through 234
CT 121
CTs 251 through 254
CT 123
CTs 606 through 610.
CT 125
Assembly District 17: Assembly District 17 shall con-
sist of the part of the City and County of San Francisco
contained in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 110 and 111
CTs 126 through 171
CT 120
CTs 301 and 302
CT 122
CTs 401 through 479
CT 124
CTs 601 through 603.
Assembly District 18: Assembly District 18 shall con-
sist of the part of the City and County of San Francisco
not contained within either Assembly District 16 or
Assembly District 17, together with the part of the
County of San Mateo contained in the following whole or
partial census tracts:
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Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 6002 through 6004
CT 6012
CTs 6008 and 6009
Partial Census Tract:
CT 6007 - The part not in Assembly District 19.
Assembly District 19: Assembly District 19 shall con-
sist of the part of the County of San Mateo contained in
the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 6001
CTs 6010 and 6011
CTs 6005 and 6006
CTs 6013 through 6063
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 6007 - The part south of Vista Grande Avenue
and east of Niantic Avenue
CT 6064 - The part north of Crystal Springs Road
CT 6065 - The part west of Alameda de las Pulgas
CT 6135 - The part contained in Enumeration
District 7.
Assembly District 20: Assembly District 20 shall con-
sist of the part of the County of San Mateo contained in
the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 6066 through 6116
CTs 6136 through 6138
CTs 6123 through 6134
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Partial Census Tracts:
CT 6064 - The part not contained in Assembly
District 19
CT 6065 - The part not contained in Assembly
District 19
CT 6117 - The part north of the Southern Pacific
Railroad right of way.
CT 6135 - The part not contained in Assembly
District 19.
Assembly District 21: Assembly District 21 shall consist
of the part of the County of San Mateo not contained in
Assembly District 18, Assembly District 19 or Assembly
District 20 together with the part of the County of
Santa Clara contained in the following whole or partial
census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 5046.01
CTs 5083.02 through 5099.02
CTs 5047 through 5048.02 CTs 5106 through 5116
CT 5082.01
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 5046.02 - The part contained within the city
limits of Sunnyvale as they existed
on April 1, 1970.
CT 5082.02 - The part south of Inverness Way and
west of Peacock Avenue.
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Assembly District 22: Assembly District 22 shall con-
sist of the part of the County of Santa Clara contained
in the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 5026 through 5027.02
CT 5083.01
CTs 5065.02 through 5068.02 CTs 5100.01 through 5105
CT 5068.04 through 5081.01
CTs 5117.01 through 5118
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 5062.02 - The part not contained in Assembly
District 23
CT 5068.03 - The part west of Harwood Road and
south of Los Gatos-Almaden Road.
Assembly District 23: Assembly District 23 shall consist
of the part of the County of Santa Clara contained in
the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 5001 through 5025
CTs 5063.01 through 5065.01
CT 5049.01
CT 5081.02
CTs 5051 through 5062.01
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 5050 - The part located east of San Jose-Alviso
Road or south of Trimble Road
CT 5062.02 - The part east of Marilla Avenue and
north of Doyle Road
CT 5082.02 - The part not contained in Assembly
District 21.
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Assembly District 24: Assembly District 24 shall con-
sist of the County of San Benito together with the part
of the County of Santa Clara located within the following
whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 5028 through 5033.01
CTs 5119.01 through 5127
CTs 5033.03 through 5035.01
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 5033.02 - The part located south of Quimby Road
and east of White Road
CT 5068.03 - The part not contained in Assembly
District 22.
Assembly District 25: Assembly District 25 shall con-
sist of the part of the County of Alameda not contained
in Assembly District 12, Assembly District 13, Assembly
District 14 or Assembly District 15, together with the
part of the County of Santa Clara not contained in
Assembly District 21, Assembly District 22, Assembly
District 23 or Assembly District 24.
Assembly District 26: Assembly District 26 shall con-
sist of the part of the County of San Joaquin not contained
in Assembly District 7, together with the part of the
County of Stanislaus contained in the following whole
and partial census tracts:
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Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1 through 3
CTs 28 and 29
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 4 - The part outside the city limits of the
City of Modesto as they existed on
April 1, 1970
CT 5 - The part outside the city limits of the
City of Modesto as they existed on
April 1, 1970
CT 36.01 - The part contained in Enumeration
Districts 226 and 252.
Assembly District 27: Assembly District 27 shall con-
sist of the part of the County of Stanislaus not contained
in Assembly District 26 together with the part of the
County of Merced contained in the following whole census
tracts and Enumeration Districts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 9501 through 9506
Whole Enumeration Districts:
EDs 1 and 2
ED 50
EDs 37 through 44
EDs 52 through 112.
ED 47
Assembly District 28: Assembly District 28 shall con-
sist of the County of Santa Cruz, together with the
part of the County of Monterey contained within the
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following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1 through 4
CTs 142 and 143
CTs 116 through 140
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 141 - The part located within the city limits
of the City of Seaside, together with
the part located west of State Highway 1
as it was aligned on August 30, 1973.
Assembly District 29: Assembly District 29 shall con-
sist of the County of San Luis Obispo, together with the
part of the County of Monterey not contained within Assembly
District 28, together with the part of the County of
Santa Barbara contained within the following whole
census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 21 through 22.02.
CT 23.02
Assembly District 30: Assembly District 30 shall con-
sist of the County of Madera and the County of Mariposa,
together with the part of the County of Merced not contained in
Assembly District 27, together with the part of the County
of Fresno contained in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1 through 11
CTs 33 through 42
CT 13
CTs 47.01 through 48
CTs 18 through 28
CTs 75 through 84.02
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Assembly District 31: Assembly District 31 shall con-
sist of the part of the County of Fresno not included in
Assembly District 30, together with the part of the County
of Tulare contained in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tract:
CTs 1 through 7.
Assembly District 32: Assembly District 32 shall consist
of the County of Kings, together with the part of the
County of Tulare not contained within Assembly District 31
and the part of the County of Kern contained within the
following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 39
CTs 45 through 50
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 33.01 - The part contained in Enumeration
Districts 470 and 471.
Assembly District 33: Assembly District 33 shall con-
sist of the part of the County of Kern contained within
the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1.01 through 32.02
CT 51.02
CT 33.02 through 38
CT 60
CTs 40 through 44
CTs 62 through 64
Partial Census Tract:
CT 33.01 - The part not contained in Assembly
District 32
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Assembly District 34: Assembly District 34 shall con-
sist of the County of Inyo, together with the part of the
County of Kern not contained within Assembly District 32
or Assembly District 33, and the part of the County of San
Bernardino contained within the following whole census
tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 89.01 through 91.02
CT 103
CTs 93 through 100
CTs 105 through 107
together with the part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 9001 through 9110.
Assembly District 35: Assembly District 35 shall con-
sist of the part of the County of Santa Barbara not
included in Assembly District 29.
Assembly District 36: Assembly District 36 shall consist
of the part of the County of Ventura included within the
following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 1
CTs 4 through 57.
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Assembly District 37: Assembly District 37 shall consist
of the part of the County of Ventura included within the
following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 2 and 3
CTs 75 through 85
together with the part of the County of Los Angeles
included within the following whole and partial census
tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1061.01 through 1082
CTs 1112.01 through 1113.02
CTs 1131 through 1133.03
CT 92001.01 through 9293.02
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 1134.02 - That part north of Parthenia Street
or west of Mason Avenue.
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Assembly District 38: Assembly District 38 shall consis
of that part of the county of Ventura not included in
Assembly District 36 or Assembly District 37 together
with that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 1134.01
CTs 1331.02 through 1376
CTs 1316 and 1317
CTs 2625 through 2627.02
CTs 1325 and 1326
CTs 8001 through 8005
Partial Census Tract:
CT 1134.02 - That part not included in Assembly
District 37.
Assembly District 39: Assembly District 39 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles included
in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1041.01 through 1048
CTs 1191 through 1201.02
CTs 1091 through 1098.02
CTs 1211 through 1214
CTs 1111.01 and 1111.02
CTs 1216 through 1221
CTs 1114.01 and 1114.02
CTs 1223 and 1224
CTs 1151.01 through 1154.02 CT
1231.01
CTs 1171 through 1175
CTs 3201 through 3203.
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Assembly District 40: Assembly District 40 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 1176
CTs 1311 through 1315
CTs 1202 through 1204
CTs 1318 through 1324
CT 1215
CTs 1327 through 1331.01
CTs 1231.02 through 1248
CTs 1391 and 1392.
CTs 1271.01 through 1288
Assembly District 41: Assembly District 41 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1011 through 1034
CT 3007
CT 1222
CTs 3010 through 3118
CTs 1881 and 1882.01
CT 9302.
Assembly District 42: Assembly District 42 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 3001 through 3006
CTs 4634 through 4640
CTs 3008 and 3009
CTs 4805 through 4807.02
CTs 4600 through 4630
CT 9301.
CT 4632
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Assembly District 38: Assembly District 38 shall consist
of that part of the county of Ventura not included in
Assembly District 36 or Assembly District 37 together
with that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 1134.01
CTs 1331.02 through 1376
CTs 1316 and 1317
CTs 2625 through 2627.02
CTs 1325 and 1326
CTs 8001 through 8005
Partial Census Tract:
CT 1134.02 - That part not included in Assembly
District 37.
Assembly District 39: Assembly District 39 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles included
in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1041.01 through 1048
CTs 1191 through 1201.02
CTs 1091 through 1098.02
CTs 1211 through 1214
CTs 1111.01 and 1111.02
CTs 1216 through 1221
CTs 1114.01 and 1114.02
CTs 1223 and 1224
CTs 1151.01 through 1154.02
CT
1231.01
CTs 1171 through 1175
CTs 3201 through 3203.
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Assembly District 45: Assembly District 45 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1253 through 1256
CTs 1941 through 1945
CTs 1431 and 1432
CTs 2115 through 2117
CT 1436.01
CTs 2141 through 2163
CTs 1437 and 1438.01
CTs 2167 through 2169
CTs 1893 through 1903.02
CT 3200
CTs 1905 through 1909
CTs 7001 through 7005.
CTs 1917 through 1924
Assembly District 46: Assembly District 46 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole census tracts:
CT 1882.02
CTs 2111 through 2114
CTs 1891 and 1892
CTs 2118 through 2134
CT 1904
CT 2181
CTs 1911 through 1916.02
CT 2188
CTs 1925 through 1927
CTs 2211 through 2214.01
CTs 1951 through 1959
CT 2215.01
CTs 2084 through 2089
CT 2216.01
CTs 2094 and 2095
CT 2217.01.
CT 2098
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Assembly District 47: Assembly District 47 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 2214.02
CT 2328
CT 2215.02
CTs 5325 through 5327
CT 2216.02
CTs 5331 and 5332
CTs 2217.02 through 2227
CTs 5335 and 5336
CTs 2242 through 2247
CTs 5338.01 and 5338.02
CTs 2264 through 2324
CTs 5343 through 5345.
Partial Census Tract:
CT 5324 - The part west of Downey Road.
Assembly District 48: Assembly District 48 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 2377
CTs 5328 through 5330
CT 2383
CTs 5347 through 5362
CTs 2391 through 2431
Assembly District 49: Assembly District 49 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 2171 and 2172
CTs 2182 through 2187
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CTs 2189 through 2202
CTs 2718 through 2723.02
CTs 2341 through 2351
CTs 2751.01 through 2756
CTs 2361 through 2364
CTs 7024 through 7032.
Assembly District 50: Assembly District 50 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 2325 through 2327
CTs 2384 through 2386
CTs 2352.01 and 2352.02
CTs 2761 through 2781
CTs 2371 through 2376
CTs 6001 through 6014.02
CTs 2378 through 2382
CTs 6019 and 6020.01.
Assembly District 51: Assembly District 51 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 6200 through 6214
CTs 6512.01 through 6514
CTs 6505 through 6507.02
CTs 6702.01 through 6706.99
Partial Census Tract:
CT 6707.02 - All except that part south of Palos
Verdes Drive or south of Miraleste
Drive.
Assembly District 52: Assembly District 52 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole or partial census tracts:
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Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 2931 through 2940
CT 6099
CTs 2942 through 2976.99
CTs 6500.01 through 6504
CT 5435.03
CT 6508 through 6511
CTs 5436.02 and 5436.03
CTs 6700.01 through 6701
CTs 5880 and 5991
CT 6707.01
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 2941 - That part south of the westerly extension
of Hill Street
CT 6707.02 - That part not included in Assembly
District 51.
Assembly District 53: Assembly District 53 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
5436.01
CTs 2911 through 2921
CT 5437.01
CTs 5409.01 through 5410.02 CT 5438
CT 5433.02
CTs 6015 through 6018
CTs 5434 through 5435.02
CTs 6020.02 through 6041
Partial Census Tracts:
CTs 5430 and 5431 - That part not contained in the
Compton City Limits as they existed on April 1, 1970.
Assembly District 54: Assembly District 54 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 5400 through 5408
CT 5531 through 5533
CTs 5411 through 5429
CTs 5535 through 5544.02
CT 5432
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Partial Census Tracts:
CTs 5430 and 5431 - That part not contained in
Assembly District 53.
Assembly District 55: Assembly District 55 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1811 through 1873
CTs 1991 through 2033
CT 1883
CTs 2036 through 2038
CTs 1971 through 1975
CTs 5306 through 5309.
Assembly District 56: Assembly District 56 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
within the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1976 and 1977
CTs 5303 through 5305
CTs 2034 and 2035
CTs 5310 through 5319
CTs 2039 through 2083
CTs 5323.01 and 5323.02
CTs 2091 through 2093
CTs 5333 and 5334
CTs 2096 and 2097
CT 5337
CT 2241
CTs 5339 through 5342
CTs 2261 through 2263
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 5324 - That part not contained in Assembly
District 47.
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Assembly District 57: Assembly District 57 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 5433.01
CTs 5439 and 5440
CT 5433.03
CTs 5701 through 5706
CT 5436.04
CTs 5715.01 through 5733
CTs 5437.02 and 5437.03
CTs 5752 through 5766
Partial Census Tract:
CT 2941 - The part not contained in Assembly
District 52
Assembly District 58: Assembly District 58 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
within the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 5550 through 5700.03
CTs 5734 through 5750.02
CTs 5707.01 through 5714
CTs 5767 through 5776.03
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 5751 - That part not contained in Assembly
District 57.
Assembly District 59: Assembly District 59 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
within the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 4335
CTs 4337 and 4338
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CTs 4803 and 4804
CTs 5004.01 through 5010
CTs 4808.01 through 4810
CTs 5022 through 5026.02
CTs 4815 through 4822
CTs 5300.01 through 5302
CTs 4825.02 through 4828
CTs 5320 through 5322
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 4824.02 - That part south of the Pomona Freeway.
Assembly District 60: Assembly District 60 shall consist
of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
within the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 4047 through 4052
CTs 4336.01 and 4336.02
CTs 4069 through 4073
CTs 4339 and 4340
CTs 4075 through 4079
CT 4813
CTs 4082.02 through 4083.03 CTs 4823.02 and 4824.01
CT 4315
CT 4825.01
CTs 4322 through 4334
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 4824.02 - That part not contained in Assembly
District 59.
Assembly District 61: Assembly District 61 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
within the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 4006
CT 4041
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CTs 4043 through 4046
CTs 4641 through 4802
CTs 4300.01 through 4314 CTs 4811 through 4812.02
CTs 4316 through 4321.02 CT 4814
CTs 4631.01 and 4631.02
CT 4823.01
CT 4633
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 4040 - That part not contained in Assembly
District 62
CT 4042 - All except that part contained in
Assembly District 62.
Assembly District 62: Assembly District 62 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census tracts:
CTs 4002 through 4005
CT 4074
CTs 4008 through 4016
CT 4080
CTs 4018 through 4020
CT 4081.03
CTs 4036 through 4039.02
CT 9300
CTs 4053 through 4068
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 4017 - That part north of Foothill Boulevard
CT 4040 - That part within the City of Azusa city
limits as they existed on April 1, 1970
CT 4042 - That part east of Calera Avenue together
with that part south of Mauna Loa Avenue
and east of Citrus Avenue.
Assembly District 63: Assembly District 63 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
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in the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 5027 through 5030
CTs 5500 through 5530
CT 5031.02
CT 5534
CT 5032.02
CTs 5545.01 through 5549
CT 5041.02
Partial Census Tract:
CT 5031.01 - That part west of Burgess Avenue.
Assembly District 64: Assembly District 64 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 4024.04
CTs 5001 through 5003
CTs 4033.01 through 4035
CTs 5012 through 5021
CTs 4081 and 4081.02
CT 5032.01
CT 4082.01
CTs 5033.01 through 5041.01
CTs 4084.01 through 4087.02
Partial Census Tract:
CT 5031.01 - That part not contained in Assembly
District 63.
Assembly District 65: Assembly District 65 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 4021.01 through 4024.03
CT 4088
CTs 4025.01 through 4032
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Partial Census Tract:
CT 4017 - That part not contained in Assembly
District 62
together with that part of the County of San Bernardino
contained in the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1 through 8.01
CTs 8.03 through 19
Partial Census Tract
CT 8.02 - That part not in Assembly District 66.
Assembly District 66: Assembly District 66 shall consist
of that part of the County of San Bernardino contained
in the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 20 through 44
CTs 62 through 71
CTs 46 through 50
CT 92
CTs 52 through 60
Partial Census Tract:
CT 8.02 - That part which is north of Avalon Court
and east of Jasper Street.
Assembly District 67: Assembly District 67 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of San Bernardino not
contained in Assembly Districts 35, 65 or 66, together
with that part of the County of Riverside contained in
the following whole or partial census tracts:
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Whole Census Tracts:
CT 424
CTs 435 and 436
CTs 425.02 through 429
CTs 438.01 through 443
Partial Census Tract:
CT 445 - The part contained in Enumeration
District 32.
Assembly District 68: Assembly District 68 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Riverside contained
in the following whole census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 301 through 423
CT 425.01.
Assembly District 69: Assembly District 69 shall con-
sist of that portion of the County of Orange contained
in the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 11.01 through 117.01
CTs 869.03 through 874.01
CTs 865.01 through 867.02
CTs 876.01 through 877.02
CTs 868.02 and 868.03
CT 1106.02
Partial Census Tract:
CT 874.02 - That part north of Vermont Avenue
and west of Harbor Boulevard.
Assembly District 70: Assembly District 70 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Orange contained in
the following whole or partial census tracts:
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Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 117.02 through 219.02
CTs 874.03 through 875.02
CTs 755.01 through 864.03
Partial Census Tract:
CT 874.02 - That part not contained in Assembly
District 69.
Assembly District 71: Assembly District 71 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Orange contained in
the following whole or partical census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 868.01
CTs 889.04 and 889.05
CTs 869.01 and 869.02
CTs 992.04 and 992.05
CTs 878.01 through 880.01
CT 996.01
CT 881.01
CTs 997.01 through 1100.05
CT 888
CTs 1101.01 through 1106.01
CT 1106.03
Partial Census Tracts:
CTs 881.02 and 881.03 - That part west of Beach Boulevard
CT 1100.09 - That part not contained in Assembly
District 73.
Assembly District 72: Assembly District 72 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Orange contained
within the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 740.01 through 754.03
CT 880.02
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CTs 882.01 through 887.02
CTs 890.01 through 992.03
CTs 889.01 through 889.03
Partial Census Tracts:
CTs 881.02 and 881.03 - That part not contained in
Assembly District 71.
Assembly District 73: Assembly District 73 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Orange contained
within the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 632.01
CTs 992.06 through 995.99
CTs 636.01 and 636.02
CTs 996.02 through 996.05
CTs 637 through 638.04
CTs 1100.06 through 1100.08
CTs 639.01 through 639.06
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 632.02 - That part northeast of Santa Ana Avenue
CT 1100.09 - That part within the Seal Beach city limits
as they existed on April 1, 1970.
Assembly District 74: Assembly District 74 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of Orange contained in
the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 320.01 through 631.03
CT 636.03
CTs 633 through 635
Partial Census Tract:
CT 632.02 - That part not contained in Assembly
District 73
as well as that part of the County of San Diego contained
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Assembly District 77: Assembly District 77 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of San Diego contained
within the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 85.01 through 85.11
CTs 96.01 through 98.03
CTs 91.01 and 91.02
CTs 145 through 154.02
CT 94
CTs 156 through 166.03
Partial Census Tract:
CT 95 - That part not contained in Assembly
District 76.
Assembly District 78: Assembly District 78 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of San Diego contained
within the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 1
CTs 28.01 through 29.02
CTs 4 through 6
CTs 64 through 79.02
CTs 9 through 13
CTs 86 through 90
CTs 16 through 23
CTs 91.03 through 93.02
CTs 27.01 and 27.02
CT 99.01
Partial Census Tract:
CT 2 - That part not contained in Assembly
District 79.
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Assembly District 79: Assembly District 79 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of San Diego contained
in the following whole or partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 3
CTs 33 through 63
CTs 7 and 8
CT 99.02
CTs 14 and 15
CTs 106.01 through 113.99
CTs 24 through 26
CT 140.01
CTs 27.03 through 27.06
CTs 141 through 144
CTs 29.03 through 31.03
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 2 - That part south of University Avenue and
east of Goldfinch Street and Reynard Way.
Assembly District 80: Assembly District 80 shall con-
sist of that part of the County of San Diego not contained
in Assembly Districts 74, 75, 76, 77, 78 or 79.
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SENATE DISTRICTS
Senate Districts shall be formed by joining
the Assembly Districts defined herein according to the
following table:
SENATE DISTRICT
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
SENATE DISTRICT
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
1
1 & 3
21
41 & 42
2
2 & 9
22
43 & 44
3
5 & 6
23
45 & 46
4
4 & 8
24
55 & 56
5
16 & 17
25
61 & 62
6
18 & 19
26
59 & 60
7
10 & 11
27
49 & 50
8
12 & 13
28
53 & 54
9
14 & 15
29
47 & 48
10
20 & 21
30
51 & 52
11
24 & 25
31
57 & 58
12
22 & 23
32
65 & 66
13
7 & 26
33
63 & 64
14
27 & 30
34
67 & 68
15
31 & 32
35
69 & 70
16
33 & 34
36
73 & 74
17
28 & 29
37
71 & 72
18
35 & 36
38
75 & 76
19
37 & 38
39
77 & 78
20
39 & 40
40
79 & 80
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CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
In the following descriptions of Congressional
Districts, census tracts (CTs herein) and enumeration
districts (EDs herein) referred to are those established
by the United States Bureau of the Census for the 1970
census and are described by maps and publications of the
Bureau of Census.
Congressional District 1: Congressional District 1 shall
consist of the following whole counties:
Shasta
Tehama
Siskiyou
Butte
Trinity
Sierra
Modoc
Nevada
Lassen
Placer
Plumas
Yuba
Glenn
together with the part of the County of Sacramento contained in
the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 82.01 and 82.02
CT 83
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 82.03 - The part north of Elm Avenue.
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Congressional District 2: Congressional District 2 shall
consist of the following whole counties:
Del Norte
Lake
Humboldt
Mendocino
Napa
together with the part of the County of Sonoma not in-
cluded in Congressional District 5.
Congressional District 3: Congressional District 3 shall
consist of that part of the County of Sacramento not in-
cluded in Congressional District 1, Congressional District
4, or Congressional District 14, together with the follow-
ing partial census tract:
CT 75 - The part bounded on the west and south as follows:
Starting at Spruce Avenue and Auburn Boulevard,
southwesterly along Auburn to Madison, along
Madison to Walnut, along Walnut to Myrtle, al ong
Myrtle Avenue to Hemlock Street, along Hemlock
to Pimlico, along Pimlico to the border of the
census tract.
Congressional District 4: Congressional District 4 shall
consist of the following whole counties:
Colusa
Yolo
Sutter
Solano
together with the part of the County of Sacramen to con-
tained in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 55.02
CTs 60 through 74.05
CT 59.01
CT 98
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Partial Census Tracts:
CT 81.03 - The part west of Interstate 80
CT 75
- The part not included in Congres-
sional District 3.
Congressional District 5: Congressional District 5 shall
consist of the entire County of Marin;
together with the part of the County of Sonoma included
in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 1511
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 1508 - The part in Enumeration District 208
CT 1507 - The part in Enumeration District 207;
together with the part of the City and County of San Fran-
cisco included in the following whole and partial census
tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 110 and 111
CTs 301 and 302
CT 120
CTs 401 and 402
CT 122
CTs 426 through 428
CT 124
CTs 451 and 452
CTs 126 through 135 CTs 476 through 479
CTs 151 through 171 CTs 601 through 603
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Partial Census Tracts:
CT 326 - The part north of Kirkham Street and
east of 26th Avenue.
Congressional District 6: Congressional District 6 shall
consist of that part of the City and County of San Fran-
cisco not included in Congressional District 5.
Congressional District 7: Congressional District 7 shall
consist of the part of the County of Contra Costa con-
tained in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 3010 through 3400
CTs 3452 through 3462
CTs 3420 through 3440
CT 3511
CTs 3551 through 3830
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 3451 - All of CT 3451 except the census divi-
sion of San Ramon Village.
Congressional District 8: Congressional District 8 shall
consist of that part of the County of Contra Costa not
contained in Congressional District 7 or Congressional
District 9; together with the part of Alameda County con-
tained in the following whole census tracts:
CTs 4001 through 4065
CTs 4201 through 4206
CTs 4067 through 4069
CTs 4211 through 4240
CTs 4078 through 4081
CTs 4251 through 4262.
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Congressional District 9: Congressional District 9 shall
consist of the part of the County of Alameda contained in
the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 4066
CTs 4321 through 4340
CTs 4070 through 4077
CTs 4351 through 4353
CTs 4082 through 4104
CTs 4355 through 4362
CTs 4271 through 4286
CTs 4501 through 4507
CTs 4301 through 4312
CTs 4511 through 4517
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 4364 - The part not included within the boundaries
of the City of Hayward as they existed on
April 1, 1970;
together with the pat of the County of Contra Costa con-
tained in the following partial census tract:
Partial Census Tract:
CT 3451 - The part included in the census division of
San Ramon Village.
Congressional District 10: Congressional District 10
shall consist of the part of the County of Santa Clara
contained in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 5001 through 5019
CT 5049.02
CTs 5021.02 through 5025
CT 5051
CTs 5035 through 5045.02
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Partial Census Tracts:
CT 5020 - The part east of Bascom Avenue
CT 5033.02 - The part located south of Quimby Road
and east of White Road
CT 5046.02 - The part not contained in Congressional
District 12
CT 5052.03 - The part included within the boundaries of
the City of San Jose as they existed on
April 1, 1970;
and the part of the County of Alameda not included in Con-
gressional District 8 or Congressional District 9.
Congressional District 11: Congressional District 11
shall consist of the part of San Mateo County contained
in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 6001 through 6096
CTs 6100 through 6110
CTs 6098 and 6099
CTs 6135 through 6137
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 6113 - The part included within the boundaries of
Redwood City as they existed on April 1,
1970
CT 6117 - The part north of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road right of way.
Congressional District 12: Congressional District 12 shall
consist of the part of the County of San Mateo not inc luded
in Congressional District 11; together with the part of the
43
County of Santa Clara contained in the following whole
and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 5046.01
CTs 5052.01 through 5062.01
CTs 5047 through 5049.01
CTs 5081.02 through 5117.03
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 5046.02 - The part within the city limits of the City
of Sunnyvale as they existed on April 1,
1970
CT 5050 - The part west of North First Street
CT 5052.03 - The part within the bcundaries of the City
of Santa Clara as they existed on April 1,
1970
CT 5063.01 - The part west of South Cypress Avenue.
Congressional District 13: Congressional District 13 shall
consist of that part of the County of Santa Clara not in-
cluded in Congressional District 10 or Congressional Dis-
trict 12.
Congressional District 14: Congressional District 14 shall
consist of the following whole counties:
San Joaquin
Calaveras
El Dorado
Mono
Amador
Tuolumne
Alpine
together with the part of the County of Sacramento con-
tained in the following whole and partial census tracts:
44
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 94 and 95
CT 97
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 96 - The part not included within the boundary of
the City of Sacramento as, it existed on
April 1, 1970;
together with the part of the County of Stanislaus con-
tained in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1 through 3
CT 15
CTs 6 and 7
CT 20
CT 9.03
CTs 28 and 29
CTs 32 through 35
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 4 - The part outside the city limits of the City of
Modesto as they existed on April 1, 1970
CT 5 - The part outside the city limits of the City of
Modesto as they existed on April 1, 1970
CT 30 - The part contained in Enumeration Districts
195 and 196.
Congressional District 15: Congressional District 15
shall consist of the following whole counties:
Merced
Madera
Mariposa
together with the part of the County of Stanislaus not
included in Congressional District 14; and the part of
45
the County of Fresno contained in the following whole
census tracts:
CTs 1 through 3
CTs 33 through 42
CTs 5 through 11
CTs 47.01 through 48
CTs 18 through 28
CTs 75 through 84.02
Congressional District 16: Congressional District 16
shall consist of the following whole counties:
Santa Cruz
San Benito
Monterey
together with the part of the County of San Luis Obispo
contained in the following whole census tracts and whole
enumeration districts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 95.05 through 95.18
Whole Enumeration Districts:
EDs 12 through 86
Congressional District 17: Congressional District 17
shall consist of the entire County of Kings,
together with the part of the County of Fresno not in-
cluded in Congressional District 15; and the part of the
County of Tulare contained in the following whole census
tracts:
CTs 1 through 26
CTs 35 through 41
CTs 28 through 31
CT 43
CT 33
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Congressional District 18: Congressional District 18
shall consist of the following whole counties:
Inyo
Kern
together with the part of the County of Tulare not
included in Congressional District 17; and the part of
the County of Los Angeles included in the following
whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 9001 through 9110
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 9200.02 - The part not contained in Congressional
District 20.
Congressional District 19: Congressional District 19
shall consist of the whole County of Santa Barbara,
together with the part of the County of San Luis Obispo
not included in Congressional District 16; and the part
of the County of Ventura contained in the following
whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 1
CTs 36.02 through 41
CTs 9 through 35
CT 45
CTs 48 through 50
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 47 - The part north of Pleasant Valley Road and
west of Rice Avenue.
47
Congressional District 20: Congressional District 20 shall
consist of the part of the County of Ventura not included
in Congressional District 19; together with the following
whole and partial census tracts in the County of Los Angeles:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1066.02 through 1066.04 CT
1348.02
CTs 1081 and 1082
CTs 1351.01 through 1352.03
CTs 1112.01 through 1113.02
CTs 1372.01 through 1374.02
CTs 1131 through 1134.02
CTs 8001 through 8005
CTs 1341.01 through 1345
CT 9200.01
CT 1347
CTs 9200.03 through 9203.03
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 9200.02 - The part included in Enumeration Districts
84, 85 and 90.
Congressional District 21: Congressional District 21
shall consist of the following whole and partial census
tracts in the County of Los Angeles:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1041.01 through 1048
CTs 1211 through 1219
CTs 1061.01 through 1066.01
CT 1221
CTs 1067 and 1068
CTs 1223 and 1224
CTs 1091 through 1098.02
CTs 1231.01 through 1245
CTs 1111.01 and 1111.02
CTs 1247 through 1251
CTs 1114.01 and 1114.02
CTs 1271.01 through 1283.01
CTs 1151.01 through 1154.02
CT 1286
CTs 1171 through 1176
CT 1321
CTs 1191 through 1204
CTs 3201 through 3203
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Partial Census Tracts:
CT 1285 - The part north of Califa Street together with
the part east of Tyrone Avenue and north
of Burbank Boulevard.
Congressional District 22: Congressional District 22
shall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles
contained in the following whole census tracts:
CTs 1011 through 1034
CTs 4600 through 4628
CT 1222
CTs 4634 through 4640
CTs 3001 through 3118
CTs 9301 and 9302
Congressional District 23: Congressional District 23
shall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles
contained in the following whole and partial census
tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 1246
CTs 1375.01 through 1417
CTs 1283.02 and 1284
CTs 1942 and 1943
CTs 1287.01 through 1319
CT 2149
CTs 1322 through 1331.02
CTs 2164 through 2166
CT 1346
CTs 2611.01 through 2624
CT 1348.01
CTs 2641.01 through 2643.01
CTs 1349.01 and 1349.02
CTs 2651 through 2703
CTs 1371.01 and 1371.02
CTs 7002 through 7003
CTs 7005 through 7011
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 1285 - The part not included in Congressional District 21
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CT 2643.02 - The part east of Amherst Avenue and
south of Montana Avenue together with
the part east of Gretna Green Way
CT 7004 - The part west of La Cienaga Boulevard.
Congressional District 24: Congressional District 24
shall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles
contained in the following whole and partial census
tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1252 through 1256
CT 2094
CTs 1431 through 1439.02
CTs 2111 through 2148
CTs 1881 through 1882.02
CTs 2151 through 2163
CTs 1891 through 1941
CTs 2167 through 2172
CTs 1944 through 1959
CT 3200
CTs 2084 through 2089
CT 7001
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 7004 - The part not included in Congressional
District 23.
Congressional District 25: Congressional District 25
shall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles
contained in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1811 through 1873
CTs 2091 through 2093
CT 1883
CTs 2095 through 2098
CTs 1971 through 2083
CTs 2241 through 2267
CTs 5303 through 5316.02
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Partial Census Tracts:
CT 5313 - The part north of Union Pacific Avenue.
Congressional District 26: Congressional District 26
shall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles
contained in the following whole and partial census
tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 4004.01 through 4012.03
CTs 4629 through 4633
CTs 4038 through 4052
CTs 4641 and 4642
CT 4054
CTs 4800.01 through 4816.02
CT 4059
CTs 4818 through 4819.02
CTs 4300.01 through 4314
CT 4823.01
CTs 4316 through 4321.02
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 4315 - The part west of Tyler Avenue and Daines
Drive together with the part west of
Double Drive.
Congressional District 27: Congre ssional District 27
shall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles
contained in the following whole and partial census
tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 2625 through 2628
CTs 2761 through 2781
CTs 2731 through 2742.99
CTs 6200 through 6214
CT 2753.02
CTs 6505 through 6507.02
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CTs 6512.01 though 6514
CT 6707.02
CTs 6702.01 through 6706.99
CTs 7011.09 through 7023
CT 7029
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 2643.02 - The part not included in Congressional
District 23
CT 2753.01 - The part not contained in Congressional
District 28 east of McConnell Avenue
or south of Centinela Creek
CT 6707.01 - The part not included in Congressional
District 32.
Congressional District 28: Congressional District 28
shall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles
contained in the following whole and partial census
tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 2181 through 2227
CTs 2751.01 through 2752
CTs 2312 through 2317
CTs 2754 through 2756
CT 2324
CTs 6005.01 through 6014.02
CTs 2341 through 2364
CTs 6019 and 6020.01
CTs 2711.01 through 2723.02
CTs 7024 through 7028.03
CTs 7030 through 7032
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 2753.01 - The part east of McConnell Avenue and north
of Centinela Creek.
52
Congressional District 29: Congressional District 29
shall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles
contained in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 2281 through 2311
CTs 5325 through 5332
CTs 2318 through 2323
CTs 5335 and 5336
CTs 2325 through 2328
CTs 5338.01 and 5338.02
CTs 2371 through 2411
CTs 5343 through 5362
CTs 2421 through 2431
CTs 6001 through 6002.02
CT 6004
Partial Census Tract:
CT 5324 - The part west of Downey Road.
Congressional District 30: Congressional District 30
shall consist of the part of the Cainty of Los Angeles
contained in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 4069 through 4073
CTs 4823.02 through 4828
CTs 4075 through 4079
CTs 5004.01 through 5010
CTs 4082.02 through 4083.03
CTs 5022 through 5026.02
CTs 4322 through 4340
CTs 5300.01 through 5302
CT 4813
CTs 5317.01 through 5323.02
CTs 4817.01 and 4817.02
CT 5337
CTs 4820.01 through 4822
CTs 5339 through 5342
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 5313 - The part not included in Congressional District
25
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CT 4315 - The part not included in Congressional District
26
CT 5324 - The part not included in Congressional District
29.
Congressional District 31: Congressional District 31 shall
consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles contained
in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 2412 through 2416
CTs 5535 through 5539
CT 2911
CTs 6003.01 and 6003.02
CTs 5400 through 5410.01
CTs 6015 through 6018
CTs 5411 through 5432
CTs 6020.02 through 6041
CTs 6500.01 through 6503
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 2912 - The part north of 168th Street.
Congressional District 32: Congressional District 32
shall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles
contained in the following whole and partial census
tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CT 2913
CTs 5433.01 through 5440
CT 2921
CTs 5703.01 through 5704
CTs 2932.01 through 2976.99
CTs 5715.02 through 5718
CT 5410.02
CT 5720.02 through 5733
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Whole Census Tracts: (continued)
CTs 5752 through 5766
CT 6504
CTs 5990 and 5991
CTs 6508 through 6511
CT 6099
CTs 6700.01 through 6701
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 2912 - The part not included in Congressional Dis-
trict 31
CT 5751 - The part west of Temple Avenue
CT 5769 - The part west of Gladys Avenue
CT 6707.01 - The part located in Census Bureau Block
Groups 1 and 2.
Congressional District 33: Congressional District 33
shall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles
contained in the following whole and partial census
tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 4033.01 and 4033.02
CTs 5012 through 5021
CT 4081.02
CTs 5027 through 5041.02
CT 4082.01
CTs 550
CTs 4084.01 through 4087.02
CT 5534
CTs 5001 through 5003
CT 5545.01
CTs 5546 and 5547
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 5545.02 - The part east of the San Gabriel Freeway
and north of 183rd Street.
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Congressional District 34: Congressional District 34
shall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles
contained in the following whole and partial census
tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 5531 through 5533
CTs 5719 and 5720.01
CTs 5540 through 5544.02
CTs 5734 through 5750.02
CTs 5548 through 5702.02
CTs 5767 and 5768
CTs 5705 through 5715.01
CTs 5770 through 5776.03
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 5545.02 - The part not included in Congressional
District 33
CT 5751 - The part not included in Congressional
District 32
CT 5769 - The part not included in Congressional
District 32;
together with the part of Orange County contained in the
following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 994.01 through 995.99
CTs 1100.06 through 1100.08
CTs 996.02 through 996.05
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 1100.09 - The part located within the City of Seal
Beach city limits as they existed on
April 1, 1970.
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Congressional District 35: Congressional District 35
shall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles
contained in the following whole census tracts:
CTs 4002 and 4003
CT 4074
CTs 4013.01 through 4032
CT 4080
CTs 4034 through 4037.02
CT 4081.01
CT 4053
CT 4081.03
CTs 4055 through 4058
CT 4088
CTs 4060 through 4068
CT 9300
together with the part of the County of San Bernardino
contained in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1 through 21
CT 92
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 27 - The part not included in Congressional
District 36.
Congressional District 36: Congressional District 36
shall consist of the part of the County of San Bernardino
contained in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 22 through 26
CTs 53 through 60
CTs 28 through 44
CTs 64 through 71
CTs 46 through 50
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Partial Census Tracts:
CT 27 - The parts contained within the city boundaries
of the City of Rialto as they existed on
April 1, 1970; together with Blocks 113 and
202 through 218
CT 63 - The part west of Elmwood Avenue and Del Rosa
Drive, together with the part north of
Pacific Avenue;
together with the part of the County of Riverside con-
tained in the following whole census tracts:
CTs 301 through 423
CT 425.01
Congressional District 37: Congressional District 37
shall consist of the part of the County of San Bernardino
not contained in Congressional District 35 or Congressional
District 36; together with the part of the County of River-
side not contained in Congressional District 36 or Con-
gressional District 43.
Congressional District 38: Congressional District 38
shall consist of the part of the County of Orange con-
tained in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 740.01 through 743
CTs 869.01 and 869.02
CTs 745.01 through 749
CTs 878.01 through 992.05
CTs 752.01 and 752.02
CT 996.01
CT 753.02
CTs 997.01 through 1100.05
CT 868.01
CTs 1101.01 through 1106.01
CT 1106.03
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Partial Census Tracts:
CT 751 - The part not included in Congressional
District 40
CT 1100.09 - The part not included in Congressional
District 34.
Congressional District 39: Congressional District 39
shall consist of the part of the County of Orange not
included in Congressional District 34, Congressional
District 38, or Congressional District 40.
Congressional District 40: Congressional District 40
shall consist of the part of the County of Orange con-
tained in the following whole and partial census tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 320.01 through 639.06
CTs 753.03 through 755.03
CTs 744.01 and 744.02
CT 757.01
CTs 750.01 and 750.02
CTs 992.06 through 993.03
CT 753.01
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 751 - The part located east of Baker Street and
north of Washington Street
CT 756.03 - The part located northwest of Redhill
Avenue and southwest of La Colina Drive;
together with the part of the County of San Diego CO ntained
in the following whole census tracts:
CTs 181 through 185.02
CT 193
CTs 185.04 through 187
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Congressional District 41: Congressional District 41
shall consist of the part of the County of San Diego
contained in the following whole and partial census
tracts:
Whole Census Tracts:
CTs 1 through 14
CTs 83.01 and 83.02
CTs 16 through 23
CTs 85.01 through 94
CTs 27.01 and 27.02
CTs 96.01 through 99.01
CTs 28.01 through 29.02
CTs 145 through 152
CTs 64 through 80.02
CT 81.02
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 81.01 - The part south of Westbourne Street and
west of Draper Avenue, together with
the part south of Nautilus Avenue
CT 166.01 - The part outside of the city boundaries
of the City of El Cajon as they existed
on April 1, 1970
CT 95 - All except the part contained in Enumeration
District 183.
Congressional District 42: Congressional District 42
shall consist of the part of the County of San Diego
contained in the following whole and partial census
tracts:
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Whole Census Tracts:
CT 15
CTs 29.03 through 63
CTs 24 through 26
CTs 99.02 through 134.02
CTs 27.03 through 27.06
CTs 139.01 through 144
Partial Census Tracts:
CT 138 - The part south of Troy Street.
Congressional District 43: Congressional District 43
shall consist of the entire County of Imperial; together
with the part of the County of San Diego not included
in Congressional District 40, Congressional District 41,
or Congressional District 42; together with the part of
the County of Riverside contained in the following whole
census tracts:
CTs 427.01 through 432.
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    "ocrText": "Ronald Reagan Presidential Library\nDigital Library Collections\nThis is a PDF of a folder from our textual collections.\nCollection: Reagan, Ronald: Gubernatorial Papers,\n1966-74: Press Unit\nFolder Title: Issue Papers - Reapportionment\n(1 of 4)\nBox: P31\nTo see more digitized collections visit:\nhttps://reaganlibrary.gov/archives/digital-library\nTo see all Ronald Reagan Presidential Library inventories visit:\nhttps://reaganlibrary.gov/document-collection\nContact a reference archivist at: [email protected]\nCitation Guidelines: https://reaganlibrary.gov/citing\nNational Archives Catalogue: https://catalog.archives.gov/\nOR HIS REPRESENTATIVE TO THE SPECIAL MASTERS\nON REAPPORTIONMENT, JUNE 28, 1973\nThe legitimate goals of reapportionment should be\nto achieve fair and equal representation in the Legislature\nand in Congress for all the people of California and to\nimprove the capacity of our legislators to represent their\nconstituents. So called \"gerrymandering\" based on political\nor racial considerations is inconsistent with those goals.\nInstead of allowing such motives to distort the districting\nprocess, I believe the Legislature should adhere consistently\nto such criteria as relative equality of population, compactness,\npreservation of local boundaries and communities of interest,\nand other factors which would result in districts which preserve\nand enhance the quality of legislative representation.\nThe principle that the legislature should be guided\nby standards or criteria in reapportioning itself and the\nState's Congressional districts has a long history. Article\nIV, Section 6 of the California Constitution, adopted in 1926,\nprovided in part as follows:\n\"\nSuch districts shall be composed of contigu-\nous territory, and assembly districts shall be as\nnearly equal in population as may be\nIn the\nformation of assembly districts no county, or city\nand county, shall be divided, unless it contains\nsufficient population within itself to form two or\nmore districts,\nnor shall a part of any county,\nor of any city and county, be united with any other\ncounty, or city and county, in forming any assembly\nor sénatorial district. =\nArticle IV, Section 27 of the California Constitution contains\nsimilar provisions for Congressional districts.\nDuring the mid-1960's, the United States Supreme\nCourt adosted the rulo that the consideration which\nshould govern State Legislatures in redistricting themselves\nwas the achievement of population equality between districts.\nUnited States Supreme this\nrule where State legislative, as distinguished from Congressional,\ndistricting is concerned. Specifically, it held that the Virginia\nLegislature, in drawing a redistricting plan for the lower house\nwhich respected the boundaries of local governmental subdivisions,\nwas permitted greater flexibility in population deviation between\nthe districts. Other decisions of the United States Supreme Court\nhave struck down racial gerrymanders.\nThe California Legislature has set forth in Government\nCode Section 25001 the criteria which should be followed in\nreapportioning county supervisorial districts. That section\nprovides that the boards may consider, in addition to equality\nof population, the following:\n\"\n(a) topography, (b) geography, (c) cohe-\nsiveness, contiguity, integrity, and compactness\nof territory, and (d) community of interests of\nthe districts.\"\nWith the recent Mahan decision further confirming the\nlanguage of the California Constitution and of my veto messages\nof January, 1972, I wish to reemphasize criteria which should\nbe considered as a basis for a fair and equal redistricting.\nThese are as follows:\n1. Districts should be as nearly equal in population\nas possible.\n2. Districts should be as compact as possible and\nprovide easy accessibility between different areas in the\ndistricts.\n3. Districts should be composed of contiguous\nterritory.\n4. District lines should follow existing county and\ncity boundaries where possible.\n5. Districts should be composed of communities which\nshare common historical, geographical, topographic, cultural,\nto the above criteria and without regard to race or ethnic back-\nground. District boundarios should not attempt to exclude or\ninclude particular ethnic or racial minorities in one constituency\nto dilute the voting strength of such minorities, and when such\nminorities exist in large communities, those communities should\nnot be carved up among several districts in order to protect\nincumbents of another race or ethnic background.\nThese principles improve citizen access and identi-\nfication with their elected representatives, facilitate com-\nmunications of representatives with their constituents, and\nreduce the costs of campaigns. Moreover, these criteria\npreclude meandering lines which reach out in order to attach\nportions of other communities which may be many miles away\nand separated from the heart of the district by mountain\nranges or large expanses of unpopulated territory. In summary,\nsuch criteria, consistently applied, will produce districts\nwhich are fair to all Californians and which enhance rather\nthan impair the representative process.\nThe \"one person, one vote\" rule was applied to\neliminate gross population disparities among districts. By\n1971, the courts were requiring mathematical exactness between\ndistricts. Unfortunately, many legislatures concluded from\nthis development that population equality was the only yard-\nstick for measuring the legality and fairness of a redistricting\nplan that any plan, no matter how absurd, would be acceptable\nif its districts were precisely equal.\nArmed with census and political data, applying the\nequality of population, legislatures developed redistricting\nplans which made a mockery of the goal of fair and equal\nrepresentation and reached new heights of sophisticated\nnatiti\ngood one and provides an important starting point for fair\nand equal districting, but it cannot stand alone. Its use\nin combination with the computer and without any other cri-\nteria can lead to a distortion of the entire representative\nprocess. Conversely, the computer combined with unbiased\ncriteria can be used to create equitable districts with\npopulation variations within acceptable limits.\nI believe the current controversy over reapportionment\nin California, now well into its third year, demonstrates the\nneed to restore balance to the redistricting process by requiring\nthe consistent application of common sense criteria such as those\noutlined above.\nAlthough the Special Masters face an enormously difficult\ntask, they also have an historic opportunity to restore ration-\nality and fairness to the districting process in California. As\na citizen and voter, I join millions of others throughout the\nState in the hope that the Special Masters will achieve success\nin their efforts to provide California with the kind of equitable\nreapportionment to which it is entitled, under guidelines similar\nto those presented here.\nIn a day when too many already doubt the ability of\ngovernment to act fairly in the interest of the voters, it would\nbe tragic should the redistricting process result in the debasement\nof the voters' franchise through modern versions of the ancient\ngerrymanders.\nWe look to you to draw Medistricting lines that will\nenable the people of California to be fairly and effectively\nrepresented.\nThe legislative efforts to reapportion the state was contained\nin Senate Bill 195. This legislation lumped assembly, senate and\ncongressional reapportionment plans together. This was a ploy by\nthe Assembly leadership, because I had publicly stated that the\nSenate reapportionment was as fair and honest as possible under\nthe conditions, but that the Assembly plan contained gross and\nindefensible gerrymandering.\nBy lumping all the plans together, the Assembly majority\nleadership was forcing me into an \"all or nothing\" situation,\nsimilar to the way they foisted an unneeded 1-cent additional sales tax\non the people.\nThe fact that California has had a history of gerrymandering\nwhich has militated against fair reapportionment or fair districting\nfor the people does not mean that we should settle for it forever more\nbecause it has been a custom of the past.\nWhen I vetoed SB 195 last June, we didn't hear a word of dissent\nfrom the people. In fact, everything we heard from the citizenry\nurged a veto of the bill. And that included editorial comments from\nall the major newspapers throughout the state of California, including\nthe L.A. Times.\nThe legitimate goals of reapportionment should be to achieve fair\nand equal representation in the legislature and in Congress for all\nthe people of California and to improve the capacity of our legislators\nto represent their constituents.\nMy vetoes of the redistricting plans in December, 1971, were based\non the lack of regard for these principles. Because the proposed 1973\nCongressional and Assembly districing measures contained no substantial\nimprovements over the 1971 proposals, I was once again impelled, in\nthe interest of equal and effective representation, to veto the\n-1-\nlegislature's attempts at reapportionment.\nThe Senate districts set forth in Senate Bill 195, however,\ndid improve since 1971. They are not subject in the same degree\nto the criticisms of the Congressional and Assembly districts and,\nif I had received a separate bill proposing establishment of these Senate\ndistricts, I would have signed it because of the Senate's honest effort\nduring recent months to improve the districts. This effort was an\nenlightened one in that it utilized population variations permitted in\nthe recent Virginia decision to reach its goal. On the contrary, the\nAssembly district portions of the bill took no cognizance of this\ndecision.\nCRITERIA FOR REDISTRICTING\nThe principle that the legislature should be guided by standards\nor criteria in reapportioning itself and the State's Congressional\ndistricts has a long history. Article IV, Section 6 of the California\nConstitution, adopted in 1926, provided in part as follows:\n\"\nSuch districts shall be composed of contiguous territory,\nand assembly districts, shall be as nearly equal in population\nas may be\nIn the formation of assembly districts no county,\nor city and county, shall be divided, unless it contains\nsufficient population within itself to form two or more districts,\nnor shall a part of any county, or of any city and county,\nbe united with any other county, or city and county, in forming\nany assembly or senatorial district.\"\nArticle IV, Section 27 of the California Constitution contains similar\nprovisions for Congressional districts.\nHere are the guidelines which the legislature should follow to\narrive at a fair and equal redistricting:\n1.\nDistricts should be as nearly equal in population as possible.\n2.\nDistricts should be as compact as possible and provide easy\naccessibility between different areas in the districts.\n3.\nDistricts should be composed of contiguous territory.\n-2-\n4.\nDistrict lines should follow existing county and city\nboundaries where possible.\n5.\nDistricts should be composed of communities which share\ncommon historical, geographical. topographic, cultural,\nand other interests.\n6.\nDistrict lines should be drawn solely with regard to the\nabove criteria and without regard to race or ethnic back-\nground. District boundaries should not attempt to exclude or\ninclude particular ethnic or racial minorities in one\nconstituency to dilute the voting strength of such minorities\nand when such minorities exist in large communities, those\ncommunities should not be carved up among several districts\nin order to protect incumbents of another race or ethnic\nbackground.\nThese principles improve citizen access and identification with\ntheir elected representatives, facilitate communications of representatives\nwith their constituents, and reduce the costs of campaigns. Moreover,\nthese criteria preclude meandering lines which reach out in order to\nattach portions of other communities which may be many miles away and\nseparated from the heart of the district by mountain ranges or large\nexpanses of unpopulated territory.\nFAULTS IN S.B. 195\nLACK OF EQUALITY OF POPULATION\nDespite some minor changes in the lines in some of the districts\nin the Congressional plan, presumably to achieve greater equality than\nthe 1971 Assembly Bill 16 plan, 22 of the districts were unchanged by\nS.B. 195, and several of these still deviate from the equality of\npopulation which a good-faith effort could easily have achieved.\nIndeed, the difference between the smallest unchanged district and\nthe largest exceeds 3,000 persons.\nEven some of the altered districts are still deficient in this\nLos Angeles,\nrespect. In the case of the 21st district in MA, territory was added\neven though the district was already overpopulated. In another instance,\nseveral counties were combined to form three districts (the 1st, 5th and\n6th districts), but the combined populations of these counties are more\nthan 2,000 short of the number of persons required for three full\ndistricts. Such deviations from equality diminish equal representation\nfor the citizens in overpopulated districts.\nLACK OF COMPACTNESS\nCompactness is one of the chief requirements of a rational reap-\nportionment policy, for compact districts create constituencies that\nare more easily and effectively represented, that allow the people more\ndirect access to their representatives and that lighten the task of\nconducting elections.\nCongressional district 36, located in Kern and Kings Counties,\nis notable for its long, thin arm which reaches through sparsely populated\nand unpopulated stretches of San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties\nto attach the population around the campus of the University of California\nat Santa Barbara.\nCongressional District 42, based in central San Diego County and\nincluding parts of the City of San Diego, runs in an irregular pattern\nnorth to pick up part of the community of Newport Beach in Orange County,\n80 miles away.\nCongressional District 43, a district based in Riverside and\nImperial Counties, unnecessarily includes citizens from distant coastal\nareas near the City of San Diego, and part of the City itself.\nCongressional Districts 28 and 37 in Los Angeles both include\ngrotesque appendages and meandering lines which cannot have resulted\nfrom any acceptable rationale.\nThe changes which SB 195 made in the 1971 AB 16 plan failed to\nimprove a single one of these deficiencies. Indeed, changes to the\n28th, and 37th districts make them even less compact and more absurd\nthan they were in the 1972 versions.\n-4-\nIn the Assembly Plan, Assembly District 29 extends all the way\nfrom the community of Taft in Kern County to the City of San Jose in\nSanta Clara County, truly a remarkable feat of cartography. Assembly\nDistrict 23 runs from the San Luis Obispo-Kern County line to the western\nSan Bernardino County communities of Upland and Ontario. Assembly District\n69, which has probably elicited more adverse public comment than any\nother district, runs in narrow, irregular corridors along the borders\nof Orange and Los Angeles Counties. San Diego County Assembly districts\n76, 78, 79, and 80 wander through the county in jigsaw fashion, dividing\nthe urban areas of the county in an irrational manner which is bound to\nconfuse the electorate.\nUNNECESSARY DIVISION OF INTERESTS\nThese plans blatantly fail to pay due respect to the needs and\ninterests of the different communities and the political divisions in\nthe state. The districts provided for cut across county and city lines,\nfragment other established political division of the state, and violate\nthe identity of innumerable communities. Again, the sole purpose seems\nto have been to achieve partisan gains.\nNumerous examples of divisions of local political subdivisions can\nbe cited, but I will mention only the more flagrant ones in Southern\nCalifornia. But this gerrymandering is rampant throughout the state.\nCongressional Districts 23 and 34 wind tortously through Los\nAngeles and Orange Counties, crossing city boundaries with utter abandon\nand creating districts composed of widely separated fragments of cities\nand communities of interest. Congressional District 38 substantially\ndivides 6 of the 7 largest cities within its borders including Riverside,\nSan Bernardino, and Pomona.\n-5-\nAssembly districts in the eastern part of Los Angeles County\nseemingly pay no attention at all to the community lines as they\nwander in random fashion throughout this area. Assembly District\n69, of course, notorious for its absure, contorted corridors, is\nalso notable for its division of virtually every community it touches,\nsince few incorporated communities are small enough to fit within\nsuch narrow confines. This district could best be described as\nlooking like a circus ferris wheel, distorted by the intense heat\nof partisan politics.\nI cannot, in good conscience, tell the people of California\nthat these plans pay due regard for the value of preserving our\ncommunities intact within the representative structure or provide\nthe citizens within these communities and immediately surrounding\nareas with the fair and equitable representation to which they are\nentitled.\nIt would have been idealist, and totally fair to the people of\nCalifornia if the leadership in the legislature had just sat down\nand reapportioned the State of California without taking into\nconsideration party registration. But that was obviously too much\nto ask.\n######\n-6-\nNEWS RELEASE\nADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS\n4200 STATE BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO 94102\nCONTACT:\nWINIFRED L. HEPPERLE\nPELEASE\nDATE:\nNovember 28, 1973\nPUBLIC INFORMATION ATTORNEY\n(415) 557-2326\nRELEASE\n#\n133\nSUBJECT: Legislature V. Reinecke\n[Sac. 7917, 7919, 7923]\nCALIFORNIA SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS\nMASTERS' REAPPORTIONMENT PLAN\nState reapportionment plans recommended by three\nSpecial Masters were adopted virtually intact by a unanimous\nCalifornia Supreme Court today. The new congressional dis-\ntricts, and the State Senate and Assembly districts will be\nused in the 1974 elections and until new reapportionment\nplans are adopted following the 1980 census.\nThe order is final, and becomes effective today.\nThe opinion was written by Chief Justice Donald R. Wright.\nSince the new districts were not established for one\nfull year before the 1974 general election, the Court held the\none-year residence requirement for state legislators is not ap-\nplicable. The ruling stated, however, that a candidate must\nbe a resident of the district in which he runs by January 28,\n1974. This is the first date specified in the Election Code\nfor filing a declaration of intention to become a candidate.\nElections to 20 of the 40 Senate seats will continue\nto be held every two years. Consequently, elections for Sena-\ntors from new reapportioned even-numbered districts will be\nheld in 1974, and for odd-numbered districts in 1976. Even\nthough reapportionment will mean that some voters-those moved\nfrom an old even-numbered district to a new odd-numbered dis-\ntrict-will not be able to vote for a six-year period, the\nCourt concluded this did not deny them equal protection under\nthe Federal Constitution.\nReferring to the Commission report, the Court observed\nthat the Masters had reviewed the evidence, listed appropriate\ncriteria, explained why other reapportionment plans were not\nsuitable, and had described their methods and reasoning in\nreaching the recommended plans.\nThe Court approved and adopted the seven criteria\nused by the Masters as a basis for reapportionment:\n1. Strict equality of population for congressional\ndistricts, and reasonable equality for legislative districts;\n2. Providing districts which are contiguous and\ncompact;\n3. Maintaining counties and cities as intact as\npossible;\n4. Preserving the integrity of basic geographic re-\ngions as much as possible;\n5. Considering community of interest;\n6. Forming state senatorial districts by combining\nadjacent Assembly districts, and where practicable, having con-\ngressional district boundaries follow Assembly district lines;\nand\n7. Using the 1970 census as the basis and using\ncensus tracts as the basic unit for district formation.\nAn argument that the existing relationships between\nincumbents and constituents should also be a criteria was re-\njected. While acknowledging the values of such relationships,\nthe Court concluded that \"incumbent-neutral\" districting per-\nmits most incumbents to keep their incumbent advantage, but\nthat districting to preserve the status quo \"would be unfair\nboth to nonincumbent candidates and to electors of the new dis-\ntricts who wished to support such candidates.\"\nThe Court declined to redraw any district lines rec-\nommended by the Masters because of \"the serious risk of creat-\ning side effects which we could not foresee and which adversely\naffected parties could not call to our attention in time for cor-\nrections to be made.\" The opinion pointed out that the Masters\nhad developed expertise in their four months of study and analysis\nand also had assessed the impact of alternative proposals that\nhad been proposed by the Legislature or that had been submitted\nto them. The only modification made by the Court to the Masters'\nrecommendations was to interchange the numbers of the new\nSenate Districts 8 and 9 (Alameda County) and 27 and 30\n(Los Angeles County).\nThe State Constitution provides for four-year terms\nfor State Senators with half elected every two years. Thus,\nthe Court reasoned those Senators elected in 1972 are entitled\nto serve until 1976 and if a vacancy occurs before then, it\nshould be filled by a special election of voters in the \"old\"\n1972 district. Because of this constitutional requirement,\nsome inequality may result, the Court observed. For example,\nchanges of Senate district boundaries may permit some electors\nto vote in 1972, 1974 and 1976, while others may only be able\nto vote in 1972 and 1976, and still others only in 1970 and\n1976. To test if these differences violate the equal protec-\ntion clause, the California Court applied standards established\nby the U.S. Supreme Court that in state electoral districting\ncases equal protection is afforded if districting is based on\nclaims that a state may \"rationally consider.\" Applying that\ntest the Court concluded that California \"may rationally con-\nsider stability and continuity in the Senate as a desirable\ngoal which is reasonably promoted by providing for four-year\nstaggered terms,\" and that correction of any resulting inequal-\nity would \"substantially interfere\" with the staggered term\nsystem.\nThe first ruling of the Court regarding state reap-\nportionment was made on January 18, 1972 in response to a suit\nfiled when the Legislature failed to reapportion itself on\nthe basis of the 1970 census. That decision ordered use of\ntemporary reapportionment plans for the 1972 elections but the\nCourt retained jurisdiction to draft new plans for 1974 elec-\ntions if the Legislature did not. On May 10, 1972 the Court\ngranted the State Senate an extension of time to permit the\nLegislature to attempt its own reapportionment during the re-\nmainder of the year 1972. The Legislature did not act and the\nCourt, on March 23, 1973, appointed three Special Masters to\nhold hearings and develop recommended criteria and districting\nplans for the Court's consideration by August 31. On\nOctober 30 the Supreme Court heard oral arguments concern-\ning those recommendations.\nToday's decision will be published in the official\nreports of the California Supreme Court.\nThe University of California Institute of Govern-\nmental Studies in Berkeley was granted permission to store\nthe materials relating to the case for use by the public.\nCourt of Appeal Presiding Justice Murray Draper\nsat on assignment. Supreme Court Justice Louis H. Burke did\nnot participate in the decision.\n#\n4\nAPPENDIX A\nTO\nREPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF\nSPECIAL MASTERS ON REAPPORTIONMENT\n(Legislature V. Reinecke)\nASSEMBLY DISTRICTS\nIn the following descriptions of Assembly Dis-\ntricts, census tracts (CTs herein) and enumeration dis-\ntricts (EDs herein) referred to are those established\nby the United States Bureau of the Census for the 1970\ncensus and are described by maps and publications of\nthe Bureau of the Census.\nAssembly District 1: Assembly District 1 shall consist\nof the following whole counties:\nGlenn\nShasta\nLassen\nSiskiyou\nModoc\nTehama\nPlumas\nTrinity\ntogether with the part of Butte County contained within\nthe following whole Enumeration Districts:\nEDs 12 through 14\nEDs 101 through 104\nEDs 19 through 65\nEDs 111 through 113.\nED 89\nAssembly District 2: Assembly District 2 shall consist\nof the following whole counties:\nDel Norte\nLake\nHumboldt\nMendocino\ntogether with the part of Sonoma County contained within\nthe following whole and partial census tracts:\nAppendix A\n1\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1532 through 1543\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 1527 - The part contained in Enumeration\nDistrict 74\nCT 1529 - The part contained in Enumeration\nDistricts 88 and 89\nCT 1530 - The part contained in Enumeration\nDistricts 92 and 93\nCT 1531 - The part outside the city limits of\nthe City of Santa Rosa as they\nexisted on April 1, 1970.\nAssembly District 3: Assembly District 3 shall consist\nof the following whole counties:\nColusa\nSierra\nNevada\nSutter\nPlacer\nYuba\ntogether with the part of Butte County not included within\nAssembly District 1.\nAssembly District 4: Assembly District 4 shall consist\nof the whole County of Yolo together with the part of\nthe County of Solano contained within the following whole\ncensus tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 2520 through 2535\ntogether with the part of the County of Sacramento contained\nwithin the following whole and partial census tracts:\n2\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 5 through 12\nCT 34\nCTs 20 through 24\nCTs 39 and 40\nCT 33\nCT 98\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 13 - The part west of 24th Street\nCT 14 - The part west of 24th Street\nCT 53 - The part west of the Western Pacific\nRailroad.\nAssembly District 5: Assembly District 5 shall consist\nof the part of Sacramento County contained within the\nfollowing whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 55.02\nCTs 60 through 76\nCT 59.01\nCTs 78 through 82.05\nAssembly District 6: Assembly District 6 shall consist\nof the part of Sacramento County contained within the\nfollowing whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1 through 4\nCT 41\nCTs 15 through 19\nCTs 44.01 through 47\nCTs 25 through 31.02\nCT 52\nCT 32.02\nCTs 54 and 55.01\nCTs 35.01 through 38\n3\nCTs 56.01 through 58.02 CT 77\nCT 59.02\nCTs 88 through 91\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 13 - The part not in Assembly District 4\nCT 14 - The part not in Assembly District 4\nCT 53 - The part not in Assembly District 4.\nAssembly District 7: Assembly District 7 shall consist\nof the following whole counties:\nAlpine\nEl Dorado\nAmador\nMono\nCalaveras\nTuolumne\ntogether with the part of the County of Sacramento con-\ntained in the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 32.01\nCTs 83 through 87\nCTs 42 and 43\nCTs 92 through 97\nCTs 48 through 51\ntogether with the part of the County of San Joaquin contained\nin the following whole census tracts:\nCTs 32.01 through 35\nCTs 40 through 47.\nAssembly District 8: Assembly District 8 shall consist of\nthe whole County of Napa, the part of the County of\nSolano not contained in Assembly District 4, together with the\n4\npart of the County of Sonoma contained in the following\nwhole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1501 through 1505\nCTs 1514 through 1526\nCT 1528\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 1527 - The part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 2\nCT 1529 - The part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 2\nCT 1530 - The part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 2\nCT 1531 - the Part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 2.\nAssembly District 9: Assembly District 9 shall consist of\nthe whole County of Marin, together with the part of the\nCounty of Sonoma not contained in Assembly Districts 2 or 8.\nAssembly District 10: Assembly District 10 shall con-\nsist of the part of the County of Contra Costa contained\nin the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 3010 through 3150.99\nCT 3511\nCTs 3280 through 3400\nCTs 3551 through 3553\nCTs 3420 through 3462\n5\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 4005 through 4010\nCTs 4230 through 4235\nCTs 4013 through 4037\nCTs 4240 and 4251\nCTs 4052 through 4064\nCTs 4271 through 4286\nCTs 4219 through 4222\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 4239 - The part not included in Assembly District 12.\nAssembly District 14: Assembly District 14 shall consist\nof the part of the County of Alameda contained in the\nfollowing whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 4065 and 4066\nCT 4302 through 4307\nCTs 4070 through 4077\nCT 4309\nCTs 4082 through 4104\nCTs 4321 through 4340\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 4301 - The part contained in Enumeration Dis-\ntricts 94, 98, and 102 through 105.\nAssembly District 15: Assembly District 15 shall consist\nof the part of the County of Alameda contained in the\nfollowing whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 4308\nCTs 4351 through 4403\nCTs 4310 through 4312\nCTs 4501 through 4517\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 4301 - The part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 12 or Assembly District 14.\n7\nAssembly District 16: Assembly District 16 shall con-\nsist of the part of the City and County of San Francisco\ncontained in the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 101 through 109\nCTs 176 through 215\nCTs 112 through 119\nCTs 226 through 234\nCT 121\nCTs 251 through 254\nCT 123\nCTs 606 through 610.\nCT 125\nAssembly District 17: Assembly District 17 shall con-\nsist of the part of the City and County of San Francisco\ncontained in the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 110 and 111\nCTs 126 through 171\nCT 120\nCTs 301 and 302\nCT 122\nCTs 401 through 479\nCT 124\nCTs 601 through 603.\nAssembly District 18: Assembly District 18 shall con-\nsist of the part of the City and County of San Francisco\nnot contained within either Assembly District 16 or\nAssembly District 17, together with the part of the\nCounty of San Mateo contained in the following whole or\npartial census tracts:\n8\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 6002 through 6004\nCT 6012\nCTs 6008 and 6009\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 6007 - The part not in Assembly District 19.\nAssembly District 19: Assembly District 19 shall con-\nsist of the part of the County of San Mateo contained in\nthe following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 6001\nCTs 6010 and 6011\nCTs 6005 and 6006\nCTs 6013 through 6063\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 6007 - The part south of Vista Grande Avenue\nand east of Niantic Avenue\nCT 6064 - The part north of Crystal Springs Road\nCT 6065 - The part west of Alameda de las Pulgas\nCT 6135 - The part contained in Enumeration\nDistrict 7.\nAssembly District 20: Assembly District 20 shall con-\nsist of the part of the County of San Mateo contained in\nthe following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 6066 through 6116\nCTs 6136 through 6138\nCTs 6123 through 6134\n9\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 6064 - The part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 19\nCT 6065 - The part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 19\nCT 6117 - The part north of the Southern Pacific\nRailroad right of way.\nCT 6135 - The part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 19.\nAssembly District 21: Assembly District 21 shall consist\nof the part of the County of San Mateo not contained in\nAssembly District 18, Assembly District 19 or Assembly\nDistrict 20 together with the part of the County of\nSanta Clara contained in the following whole or partial\ncensus tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 5046.01\nCTs 5083.02 through 5099.02\nCTs 5047 through 5048.02 CTs 5106 through 5116\nCT 5082.01\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 5046.02 - The part contained within the city\nlimits of Sunnyvale as they existed\non April 1, 1970.\nCT 5082.02 - The part south of Inverness Way and\nwest of Peacock Avenue.\n10\nAssembly District 22: Assembly District 22 shall con-\nsist of the part of the County of Santa Clara contained\nin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 5026 through 5027.02\nCT 5083.01\nCTs 5065.02 through 5068.02 CTs 5100.01 through 5105\nCT 5068.04 through 5081.01\nCTs 5117.01 through 5118\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 5062.02 - The part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 23\nCT 5068.03 - The part west of Harwood Road and\nsouth of Los Gatos-Almaden Road.\nAssembly District 23: Assembly District 23 shall consist\nof the part of the County of Santa Clara contained in\nthe following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 5001 through 5025\nCTs 5063.01 through 5065.01\nCT 5049.01\nCT 5081.02\nCTs 5051 through 5062.01\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 5050 - The part located east of San Jose-Alviso\nRoad or south of Trimble Road\nCT 5062.02 - The part east of Marilla Avenue and\nnorth of Doyle Road\nCT 5082.02 - The part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 21.\n11\nAssembly District 24: Assembly District 24 shall con-\nsist of the County of San Benito together with the part\nof the County of Santa Clara located within the following\nwhole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 5028 through 5033.01\nCTs 5119.01 through 5127\nCTs 5033.03 through 5035.01\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 5033.02 - The part located south of Quimby Road\nand east of White Road\nCT 5068.03 - The part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 22.\nAssembly District 25: Assembly District 25 shall con-\nsist of the part of the County of Alameda not contained\nin Assembly District 12, Assembly District 13, Assembly\nDistrict 14 or Assembly District 15, together with the\npart of the County of Santa Clara not contained in\nAssembly District 21, Assembly District 22, Assembly\nDistrict 23 or Assembly District 24.\nAssembly District 26: Assembly District 26 shall con-\nsist of the part of the County of San Joaquin not contained\nin Assembly District 7, together with the part of the\nCounty of Stanislaus contained in the following whole\nand partial census tracts:\n12\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1 through 3\nCTs 28 and 29\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 4 - The part outside the city limits of the\nCity of Modesto as they existed on\nApril 1, 1970\nCT 5 - The part outside the city limits of the\nCity of Modesto as they existed on\nApril 1, 1970\nCT 36.01 - The part contained in Enumeration\nDistricts 226 and 252.\nAssembly District 27: Assembly District 27 shall con-\nsist of the part of the County of Stanislaus not contained\nin Assembly District 26 together with the part of the\nCounty of Merced contained in the following whole census\ntracts and Enumeration Districts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 9501 through 9506\nWhole Enumeration Districts:\nEDs 1 and 2\nED 50\nEDs 37 through 44\nEDs 52 through 112.\nED 47\nAssembly District 28: Assembly District 28 shall con-\nsist of the County of Santa Cruz, together with the\npart of the County of Monterey contained within the\n13\nfollowing whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1 through 4\nCTs 142 and 143\nCTs 116 through 140\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 141 - The part located within the city limits\nof the City of Seaside, together with\nthe part located west of State Highway 1\nas it was aligned on August 30, 1973.\nAssembly District 29: Assembly District 29 shall con-\nsist of the County of San Luis Obispo, together with the\npart of the County of Monterey not contained within Assembly\nDistrict 28, together with the part of the County of\nSanta Barbara contained within the following whole\ncensus tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 21 through 22.02.\nCT 23.02\nAssembly District 30: Assembly District 30 shall con-\nsist of the County of Madera and the County of Mariposa,\ntogether with the part of the County of Merced not contained in\nAssembly District 27, together with the part of the County\nof Fresno contained in the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1 through 11\nCTs 33 through 42\nCT 13\nCTs 47.01 through 48\nCTs 18 through 28\nCTs 75 through 84.02\n14\nAssembly District 31: Assembly District 31 shall con-\nsist of the part of the County of Fresno not included in\nAssembly District 30, together with the part of the County\nof Tulare contained in the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tract:\nCTs 1 through 7.\nAssembly District 32: Assembly District 32 shall consist\nof the County of Kings, together with the part of the\nCounty of Tulare not contained within Assembly District 31\nand the part of the County of Kern contained within the\nfollowing whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 39\nCTs 45 through 50\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 33.01 - The part contained in Enumeration\nDistricts 470 and 471.\nAssembly District 33: Assembly District 33 shall con-\nsist of the part of the County of Kern contained within\nthe following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1.01 through 32.02\nCT 51.02\nCT 33.02 through 38\nCT 60\nCTs 40 through 44\nCTs 62 through 64\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 33.01 - The part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 32\n15\nAssembly District 34: Assembly District 34 shall con-\nsist of the County of Inyo, together with the part of the\nCounty of Kern not contained within Assembly District 32\nor Assembly District 33, and the part of the County of San\nBernardino contained within the following whole census\ntracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 89.01 through 91.02\nCT 103\nCTs 93 through 100\nCTs 105 through 107\ntogether with the part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 9001 through 9110.\nAssembly District 35: Assembly District 35 shall con-\nsist of the part of the County of Santa Barbara not\nincluded in Assembly District 29.\nAssembly District 36: Assembly District 36 shall consist\nof the part of the County of Ventura included within the\nfollowing whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 1\nCTs 4 through 57.\n16\nAssembly District 37: Assembly District 37 shall consist\nof the part of the County of Ventura included within the\nfollowing whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 2 and 3\nCTs 75 through 85\ntogether with the part of the County of Los Angeles\nincluded within the following whole and partial census\ntracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1061.01 through 1082\nCTs 1112.01 through 1113.02\nCTs 1131 through 1133.03\nCT 92001.01 through 9293.02\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 1134.02 - That part north of Parthenia Street\nor west of Mason Avenue.\n17\nAssembly District 38: Assembly District 38 shall consis\nof that part of the county of Ventura not included in\nAssembly District 36 or Assembly District 37 together\nwith that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 1134.01\nCTs 1331.02 through 1376\nCTs 1316 and 1317\nCTs 2625 through 2627.02\nCTs 1325 and 1326\nCTs 8001 through 8005\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 1134.02 - That part not included in Assembly\nDistrict 37.\nAssembly District 39: Assembly District 39 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles included\nin the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1041.01 through 1048\nCTs 1191 through 1201.02\nCTs 1091 through 1098.02\nCTs 1211 through 1214\nCTs 1111.01 and 1111.02\nCTs 1216 through 1221\nCTs 1114.01 and 1114.02\nCTs 1223 and 1224\nCTs 1151.01 through 1154.02 CT\n1231.01\nCTs 1171 through 1175\nCTs 3201 through 3203.\n18\nAssembly District 40: Assembly District 40 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 1176\nCTs 1311 through 1315\nCTs 1202 through 1204\nCTs 1318 through 1324\nCT 1215\nCTs 1327 through 1331.01\nCTs 1231.02 through 1248\nCTs 1391 and 1392.\nCTs 1271.01 through 1288\nAssembly District 41: Assembly District 41 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1011 through 1034\nCT 3007\nCT 1222\nCTs 3010 through 3118\nCTs 1881 and 1882.01\nCT 9302.\nAssembly District 42: Assembly District 42 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 3001 through 3006\nCTs 4634 through 4640\nCTs 3008 and 3009\nCTs 4805 through 4807.02\nCTs 4600 through 4630\nCT 9301.\nCT 4632\n19\nAssembly District 38: Assembly District 38 shall consist\nof that part of the county of Ventura not included in\nAssembly District 36 or Assembly District 37 together\nwith that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 1134.01\nCTs 1331.02 through 1376\nCTs 1316 and 1317\nCTs 2625 through 2627.02\nCTs 1325 and 1326\nCTs 8001 through 8005\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 1134.02 - That part not included in Assembly\nDistrict 37.\nAssembly District 39: Assembly District 39 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles included\nin the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1041.01 through 1048\nCTs 1191 through 1201.02\nCTs 1091 through 1098.02\nCTs 1211 through 1214\nCTs 1111.01 and 1111.02\nCTs 1216 through 1221\nCTs 1114.01 and 1114.02\nCTs 1223 and 1224\nCTs 1151.01 through 1154.02\nCT\n1231.01\nCTs 1171 through 1175\nCTs 3201 through 3203.\n18\nAssembly District 45: Assembly District 45 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1253 through 1256\nCTs 1941 through 1945\nCTs 1431 and 1432\nCTs 2115 through 2117\nCT 1436.01\nCTs 2141 through 2163\nCTs 1437 and 1438.01\nCTs 2167 through 2169\nCTs 1893 through 1903.02\nCT 3200\nCTs 1905 through 1909\nCTs 7001 through 7005.\nCTs 1917 through 1924\nAssembly District 46: Assembly District 46 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole census tracts:\nCT 1882.02\nCTs 2111 through 2114\nCTs 1891 and 1892\nCTs 2118 through 2134\nCT 1904\nCT 2181\nCTs 1911 through 1916.02\nCT 2188\nCTs 1925 through 1927\nCTs 2211 through 2214.01\nCTs 1951 through 1959\nCT 2215.01\nCTs 2084 through 2089\nCT 2216.01\nCTs 2094 and 2095\nCT 2217.01.\nCT 2098\n21\nAssembly District 47: Assembly District 47 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 2214.02\nCT 2328\nCT 2215.02\nCTs 5325 through 5327\nCT 2216.02\nCTs 5331 and 5332\nCTs 2217.02 through 2227\nCTs 5335 and 5336\nCTs 2242 through 2247\nCTs 5338.01 and 5338.02\nCTs 2264 through 2324\nCTs 5343 through 5345.\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 5324 - The part west of Downey Road.\nAssembly District 48: Assembly District 48 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 2377\nCTs 5328 through 5330\nCT 2383\nCTs 5347 through 5362\nCTs 2391 through 2431\nAssembly District 49: Assembly District 49 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 2171 and 2172\nCTs 2182 through 2187\n22\nCTs 2189 through 2202\nCTs 2718 through 2723.02\nCTs 2341 through 2351\nCTs 2751.01 through 2756\nCTs 2361 through 2364\nCTs 7024 through 7032.\nAssembly District 50: Assembly District 50 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 2325 through 2327\nCTs 2384 through 2386\nCTs 2352.01 and 2352.02\nCTs 2761 through 2781\nCTs 2371 through 2376\nCTs 6001 through 6014.02\nCTs 2378 through 2382\nCTs 6019 and 6020.01.\nAssembly District 51: Assembly District 51 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 6200 through 6214\nCTs 6512.01 through 6514\nCTs 6505 through 6507.02\nCTs 6702.01 through 6706.99\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 6707.02 - All except that part south of Palos\nVerdes Drive or south of Miraleste\nDrive.\nAssembly District 52: Assembly District 52 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole or partial census tracts:\n23\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 2931 through 2940\nCT 6099\nCTs 2942 through 2976.99\nCTs 6500.01 through 6504\nCT 5435.03\nCT 6508 through 6511\nCTs 5436.02 and 5436.03\nCTs 6700.01 through 6701\nCTs 5880 and 5991\nCT 6707.01\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 2941 - That part south of the westerly extension\nof Hill Street\nCT 6707.02 - That part not included in Assembly\nDistrict 51.\nAssembly District 53: Assembly District 53 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\n5436.01\nCTs 2911 through 2921\nCT 5437.01\nCTs 5409.01 through 5410.02 CT 5438\nCT 5433.02\nCTs 6015 through 6018\nCTs 5434 through 5435.02\nCTs 6020.02 through 6041\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCTs 5430 and 5431 - That part not contained in the\nCompton City Limits as they existed on April 1, 1970.\nAssembly District 54: Assembly District 54 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 5400 through 5408\nCT 5531 through 5533\nCTs 5411 through 5429\nCTs 5535 through 5544.02\nCT 5432\n24\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCTs 5430 and 5431 - That part not contained in\nAssembly District 53.\nAssembly District 55: Assembly District 55 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1811 through 1873\nCTs 1991 through 2033\nCT 1883\nCTs 2036 through 2038\nCTs 1971 through 1975\nCTs 5306 through 5309.\nAssembly District 56: Assembly District 56 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nwithin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1976 and 1977\nCTs 5303 through 5305\nCTs 2034 and 2035\nCTs 5310 through 5319\nCTs 2039 through 2083\nCTs 5323.01 and 5323.02\nCTs 2091 through 2093\nCTs 5333 and 5334\nCTs 2096 and 2097\nCT 5337\nCT 2241\nCTs 5339 through 5342\nCTs 2261 through 2263\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 5324 - That part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 47.\n25\nAssembly District 57: Assembly District 57 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 5433.01\nCTs 5439 and 5440\nCT 5433.03\nCTs 5701 through 5706\nCT 5436.04\nCTs 5715.01 through 5733\nCTs 5437.02 and 5437.03\nCTs 5752 through 5766\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 2941 - The part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 52\nAssembly District 58: Assembly District 58 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nwithin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 5550 through 5700.03\nCTs 5734 through 5750.02\nCTs 5707.01 through 5714\nCTs 5767 through 5776.03\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 5751 - That part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 57.\nAssembly District 59: Assembly District 59 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nwithin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 4335\nCTs 4337 and 4338\n26\nCTs 4803 and 4804\nCTs 5004.01 through 5010\nCTs 4808.01 through 4810\nCTs 5022 through 5026.02\nCTs 4815 through 4822\nCTs 5300.01 through 5302\nCTs 4825.02 through 4828\nCTs 5320 through 5322\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 4824.02 - That part south of the Pomona Freeway.\nAssembly District 60: Assembly District 60 shall consist\nof that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nwithin the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 4047 through 4052\nCTs 4336.01 and 4336.02\nCTs 4069 through 4073\nCTs 4339 and 4340\nCTs 4075 through 4079\nCT 4813\nCTs 4082.02 through 4083.03 CTs 4823.02 and 4824.01\nCT 4315\nCT 4825.01\nCTs 4322 through 4334\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 4824.02 - That part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 59.\nAssembly District 61: Assembly District 61 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nwithin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 4006\nCT 4041\n27\nCTs 4043 through 4046\nCTs 4641 through 4802\nCTs 4300.01 through 4314 CTs 4811 through 4812.02\nCTs 4316 through 4321.02 CT 4814\nCTs 4631.01 and 4631.02\nCT 4823.01\nCT 4633\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 4040 - That part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 62\nCT 4042 - All except that part contained in\nAssembly District 62.\nAssembly District 62: Assembly District 62 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census tracts:\nCTs 4002 through 4005\nCT 4074\nCTs 4008 through 4016\nCT 4080\nCTs 4018 through 4020\nCT 4081.03\nCTs 4036 through 4039.02\nCT 9300\nCTs 4053 through 4068\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 4017 - That part north of Foothill Boulevard\nCT 4040 - That part within the City of Azusa city\nlimits as they existed on April 1, 1970\nCT 4042 - That part east of Calera Avenue together\nwith that part south of Mauna Loa Avenue\nand east of Citrus Avenue.\nAssembly District 63: Assembly District 63 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\n28\nin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 5027 through 5030\nCTs 5500 through 5530\nCT 5031.02\nCT 5534\nCT 5032.02\nCTs 5545.01 through 5549\nCT 5041.02\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 5031.01 - That part west of Burgess Avenue.\nAssembly District 64: Assembly District 64 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 4024.04\nCTs 5001 through 5003\nCTs 4033.01 through 4035\nCTs 5012 through 5021\nCTs 4081 and 4081.02\nCT 5032.01\nCT 4082.01\nCTs 5033.01 through 5041.01\nCTs 4084.01 through 4087.02\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 5031.01 - That part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 63.\nAssembly District 65: Assembly District 65 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 4021.01 through 4024.03\nCT 4088\nCTs 4025.01 through 4032\n29\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 4017 - That part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 62\ntogether with that part of the County of San Bernardino\ncontained in the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1 through 8.01\nCTs 8.03 through 19\nPartial Census Tract\nCT 8.02 - That part not in Assembly District 66.\nAssembly District 66: Assembly District 66 shall consist\nof that part of the County of San Bernardino contained\nin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 20 through 44\nCTs 62 through 71\nCTs 46 through 50\nCT 92\nCTs 52 through 60\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 8.02 - That part which is north of Avalon Court\nand east of Jasper Street.\nAssembly District 67: Assembly District 67 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of San Bernardino not\ncontained in Assembly Districts 35, 65 or 66, together\nwith that part of the County of Riverside contained in\nthe following whole or partial census tracts:\n30\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 424\nCTs 435 and 436\nCTs 425.02 through 429\nCTs 438.01 through 443\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 445 - The part contained in Enumeration\nDistrict 32.\nAssembly District 68: Assembly District 68 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Riverside contained\nin the following whole census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 301 through 423\nCT 425.01.\nAssembly District 69: Assembly District 69 shall con-\nsist of that portion of the County of Orange contained\nin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 11.01 through 117.01\nCTs 869.03 through 874.01\nCTs 865.01 through 867.02\nCTs 876.01 through 877.02\nCTs 868.02 and 868.03\nCT 1106.02\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 874.02 - That part north of Vermont Avenue\nand west of Harbor Boulevard.\nAssembly District 70: Assembly District 70 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Orange contained in\nthe following whole or partial census tracts:\n31\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 117.02 through 219.02\nCTs 874.03 through 875.02\nCTs 755.01 through 864.03\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 874.02 - That part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 69.\nAssembly District 71: Assembly District 71 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Orange contained in\nthe following whole or partical census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 868.01\nCTs 889.04 and 889.05\nCTs 869.01 and 869.02\nCTs 992.04 and 992.05\nCTs 878.01 through 880.01\nCT 996.01\nCT 881.01\nCTs 997.01 through 1100.05\nCT 888\nCTs 1101.01 through 1106.01\nCT 1106.03\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCTs 881.02 and 881.03 - That part west of Beach Boulevard\nCT 1100.09 - That part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 73.\nAssembly District 72: Assembly District 72 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Orange contained\nwithin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 740.01 through 754.03\nCT 880.02\n32\nCTs 882.01 through 887.02\nCTs 890.01 through 992.03\nCTs 889.01 through 889.03\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCTs 881.02 and 881.03 - That part not contained in\nAssembly District 71.\nAssembly District 73: Assembly District 73 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Orange contained\nwithin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 632.01\nCTs 992.06 through 995.99\nCTs 636.01 and 636.02\nCTs 996.02 through 996.05\nCTs 637 through 638.04\nCTs 1100.06 through 1100.08\nCTs 639.01 through 639.06\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 632.02 - That part northeast of Santa Ana Avenue\nCT 1100.09 - That part within the Seal Beach city limits\nas they existed on April 1, 1970.\nAssembly District 74: Assembly District 74 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of Orange contained in\nthe following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 320.01 through 631.03\nCT 636.03\nCTs 633 through 635\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 632.02 - That part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 73\nas well as that part of the County of San Diego contained\n33\nAssembly District 77: Assembly District 77 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of San Diego contained\nwithin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 85.01 through 85.11\nCTs 96.01 through 98.03\nCTs 91.01 and 91.02\nCTs 145 through 154.02\nCT 94\nCTs 156 through 166.03\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 95 - That part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 76.\nAssembly District 78: Assembly District 78 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of San Diego contained\nwithin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 1\nCTs 28.01 through 29.02\nCTs 4 through 6\nCTs 64 through 79.02\nCTs 9 through 13\nCTs 86 through 90\nCTs 16 through 23\nCTs 91.03 through 93.02\nCTs 27.01 and 27.02\nCT 99.01\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 2 - That part not contained in Assembly\nDistrict 79.\n35\nAssembly District 79: Assembly District 79 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of San Diego contained\nin the following whole or partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 3\nCTs 33 through 63\nCTs 7 and 8\nCT 99.02\nCTs 14 and 15\nCTs 106.01 through 113.99\nCTs 24 through 26\nCT 140.01\nCTs 27.03 through 27.06\nCTs 141 through 144\nCTs 29.03 through 31.03\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 2 - That part south of University Avenue and\neast of Goldfinch Street and Reynard Way.\nAssembly District 80: Assembly District 80 shall con-\nsist of that part of the County of San Diego not contained\nin Assembly Districts 74, 75, 76, 77, 78 or 79.\n36\nSENATE DISTRICTS\nSenate Districts shall be formed by joining\nthe Assembly Districts defined herein according to the\nfollowing table:\nSENATE DISTRICT\nASSEMBLY DISTRICTS\nSENATE DISTRICT\nASSEMBLY DISTRICTS\n1\n1 & 3\n21\n41 & 42\n2\n2 & 9\n22\n43 & 44\n3\n5 & 6\n23\n45 & 46\n4\n4 & 8\n24\n55 & 56\n5\n16 & 17\n25\n61 & 62\n6\n18 & 19\n26\n59 & 60\n7\n10 & 11\n27\n49 & 50\n8\n12 & 13\n28\n53 & 54\n9\n14 & 15\n29\n47 & 48\n10\n20 & 21\n30\n51 & 52\n11\n24 & 25\n31\n57 & 58\n12\n22 & 23\n32\n65 & 66\n13\n7 & 26\n33\n63 & 64\n14\n27 & 30\n34\n67 & 68\n15\n31 & 32\n35\n69 & 70\n16\n33 & 34\n36\n73 & 74\n17\n28 & 29\n37\n71 & 72\n18\n35 & 36\n38\n75 & 76\n19\n37 & 38\n39\n77 & 78\n20\n39 & 40\n40\n79 & 80\n37\nCONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS\nIn the following descriptions of Congressional\nDistricts, census tracts (CTs herein) and enumeration\ndistricts (EDs herein) referred to are those established\nby the United States Bureau of the Census for the 1970\ncensus and are described by maps and publications of the\nBureau of Census.\nCongressional District 1: Congressional District 1 shall\nconsist of the following whole counties:\nShasta\nTehama\nSiskiyou\nButte\nTrinity\nSierra\nModoc\nNevada\nLassen\nPlacer\nPlumas\nYuba\nGlenn\ntogether with the part of the County of Sacramento contained in\nthe following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 82.01 and 82.02\nCT 83\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 82.03 - The part north of Elm Avenue.\n38\nCongressional District 2: Congressional District 2 shall\nconsist of the following whole counties:\nDel Norte\nLake\nHumboldt\nMendocino\nNapa\ntogether with the part of the County of Sonoma not in-\ncluded in Congressional District 5.\nCongressional District 3: Congressional District 3 shall\nconsist of that part of the County of Sacramento not in-\ncluded in Congressional District 1, Congressional District\n4, or Congressional District 14, together with the follow-\ning partial census tract:\nCT 75 - The part bounded on the west and south as follows:\nStarting at Spruce Avenue and Auburn Boulevard,\nsouthwesterly along Auburn to Madison, along\nMadison to Walnut, along Walnut to Myrtle, al ong\nMyrtle Avenue to Hemlock Street, along Hemlock\nto Pimlico, along Pimlico to the border of the\ncensus tract.\nCongressional District 4: Congressional District 4 shall\nconsist of the following whole counties:\nColusa\nYolo\nSutter\nSolano\ntogether with the part of the County of Sacramen to con-\ntained in the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 55.02\nCTs 60 through 74.05\nCT 59.01\nCT 98\n39\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 81.03 - The part west of Interstate 80\nCT 75\n- The part not included in Congres-\nsional District 3.\nCongressional District 5: Congressional District 5 shall\nconsist of the entire County of Marin;\ntogether with the part of the County of Sonoma included\nin the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 1511\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 1508 - The part in Enumeration District 208\nCT 1507 - The part in Enumeration District 207;\ntogether with the part of the City and County of San Fran-\ncisco included in the following whole and partial census\ntracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 110 and 111\nCTs 301 and 302\nCT 120\nCTs 401 and 402\nCT 122\nCTs 426 through 428\nCT 124\nCTs 451 and 452\nCTs 126 through 135 CTs 476 through 479\nCTs 151 through 171 CTs 601 through 603\n40\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 326 - The part north of Kirkham Street and\neast of 26th Avenue.\nCongressional District 6: Congressional District 6 shall\nconsist of that part of the City and County of San Fran-\ncisco not included in Congressional District 5.\nCongressional District 7: Congressional District 7 shall\nconsist of the part of the County of Contra Costa con-\ntained in the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 3010 through 3400\nCTs 3452 through 3462\nCTs 3420 through 3440\nCT 3511\nCTs 3551 through 3830\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 3451 - All of CT 3451 except the census divi-\nsion of San Ramon Village.\nCongressional District 8: Congressional District 8 shall\nconsist of that part of the County of Contra Costa not\ncontained in Congressional District 7 or Congressional\nDistrict 9; together with the part of Alameda County con-\ntained in the following whole census tracts:\nCTs 4001 through 4065\nCTs 4201 through 4206\nCTs 4067 through 4069\nCTs 4211 through 4240\nCTs 4078 through 4081\nCTs 4251 through 4262.\n41\nCongressional District 9: Congressional District 9 shall\nconsist of the part of the County of Alameda contained in\nthe following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 4066\nCTs 4321 through 4340\nCTs 4070 through 4077\nCTs 4351 through 4353\nCTs 4082 through 4104\nCTs 4355 through 4362\nCTs 4271 through 4286\nCTs 4501 through 4507\nCTs 4301 through 4312\nCTs 4511 through 4517\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 4364 - The part not included within the boundaries\nof the City of Hayward as they existed on\nApril 1, 1970;\ntogether with the pat of the County of Contra Costa con-\ntained in the following partial census tract:\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 3451 - The part included in the census division of\nSan Ramon Village.\nCongressional District 10: Congressional District 10\nshall consist of the part of the County of Santa Clara\ncontained in the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 5001 through 5019\nCT 5049.02\nCTs 5021.02 through 5025\nCT 5051\nCTs 5035 through 5045.02\n42\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 5020 - The part east of Bascom Avenue\nCT 5033.02 - The part located south of Quimby Road\nand east of White Road\nCT 5046.02 - The part not contained in Congressional\nDistrict 12\nCT 5052.03 - The part included within the boundaries of\nthe City of San Jose as they existed on\nApril 1, 1970;\nand the part of the County of Alameda not included in Con-\ngressional District 8 or Congressional District 9.\nCongressional District 11: Congressional District 11\nshall consist of the part of San Mateo County contained\nin the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 6001 through 6096\nCTs 6100 through 6110\nCTs 6098 and 6099\nCTs 6135 through 6137\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 6113 - The part included within the boundaries of\nRedwood City as they existed on April 1,\n1970\nCT 6117 - The part north of the Southern Pacific Rail-\nroad right of way.\nCongressional District 12: Congressional District 12 shall\nconsist of the part of the County of San Mateo not inc luded\nin Congressional District 11; together with the part of the\n43\nCounty of Santa Clara contained in the following whole\nand partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 5046.01\nCTs 5052.01 through 5062.01\nCTs 5047 through 5049.01\nCTs 5081.02 through 5117.03\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 5046.02 - The part within the city limits of the City\nof Sunnyvale as they existed on April 1,\n1970\nCT 5050 - The part west of North First Street\nCT 5052.03 - The part within the bcundaries of the City\nof Santa Clara as they existed on April 1,\n1970\nCT 5063.01 - The part west of South Cypress Avenue.\nCongressional District 13: Congressional District 13 shall\nconsist of that part of the County of Santa Clara not in-\ncluded in Congressional District 10 or Congressional Dis-\ntrict 12.\nCongressional District 14: Congressional District 14 shall\nconsist of the following whole counties:\nSan Joaquin\nCalaveras\nEl Dorado\nMono\nAmador\nTuolumne\nAlpine\ntogether with the part of the County of Sacramento con-\ntained in the following whole and partial census tracts:\n44\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 94 and 95\nCT 97\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 96 - The part not included within the boundary of\nthe City of Sacramento as, it existed on\nApril 1, 1970;\ntogether with the part of the County of Stanislaus con-\ntained in the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1 through 3\nCT 15\nCTs 6 and 7\nCT 20\nCT 9.03\nCTs 28 and 29\nCTs 32 through 35\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 4 - The part outside the city limits of the City of\nModesto as they existed on April 1, 1970\nCT 5 - The part outside the city limits of the City of\nModesto as they existed on April 1, 1970\nCT 30 - The part contained in Enumeration Districts\n195 and 196.\nCongressional District 15: Congressional District 15\nshall consist of the following whole counties:\nMerced\nMadera\nMariposa\ntogether with the part of the County of Stanislaus not\nincluded in Congressional District 14; and the part of\n45\nthe County of Fresno contained in the following whole\ncensus tracts:\nCTs 1 through 3\nCTs 33 through 42\nCTs 5 through 11\nCTs 47.01 through 48\nCTs 18 through 28\nCTs 75 through 84.02\nCongressional District 16: Congressional District 16\nshall consist of the following whole counties:\nSanta Cruz\nSan Benito\nMonterey\ntogether with the part of the County of San Luis Obispo\ncontained in the following whole census tracts and whole\nenumeration districts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 95.05 through 95.18\nWhole Enumeration Districts:\nEDs 12 through 86\nCongressional District 17: Congressional District 17\nshall consist of the entire County of Kings,\ntogether with the part of the County of Fresno not in-\ncluded in Congressional District 15; and the part of the\nCounty of Tulare contained in the following whole census\ntracts:\nCTs 1 through 26\nCTs 35 through 41\nCTs 28 through 31\nCT 43\nCT 33\n46\nCongressional District 18: Congressional District 18\nshall consist of the following whole counties:\nInyo\nKern\ntogether with the part of the County of Tulare not\nincluded in Congressional District 17; and the part of\nthe County of Los Angeles included in the following\nwhole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 9001 through 9110\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 9200.02 - The part not contained in Congressional\nDistrict 20.\nCongressional District 19: Congressional District 19\nshall consist of the whole County of Santa Barbara,\ntogether with the part of the County of San Luis Obispo\nnot included in Congressional District 16; and the part\nof the County of Ventura contained in the following\nwhole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 1\nCTs 36.02 through 41\nCTs 9 through 35\nCT 45\nCTs 48 through 50\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 47 - The part north of Pleasant Valley Road and\nwest of Rice Avenue.\n47\nCongressional District 20: Congressional District 20 shall\nconsist of the part of the County of Ventura not included\nin Congressional District 19; together with the following\nwhole and partial census tracts in the County of Los Angeles:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1066.02 through 1066.04 CT\n1348.02\nCTs 1081 and 1082\nCTs 1351.01 through 1352.03\nCTs 1112.01 through 1113.02\nCTs 1372.01 through 1374.02\nCTs 1131 through 1134.02\nCTs 8001 through 8005\nCTs 1341.01 through 1345\nCT 9200.01\nCT 1347\nCTs 9200.03 through 9203.03\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 9200.02 - The part included in Enumeration Districts\n84, 85 and 90.\nCongressional District 21: Congressional District 21\nshall consist of the following whole and partial census\ntracts in the County of Los Angeles:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1041.01 through 1048\nCTs 1211 through 1219\nCTs 1061.01 through 1066.01\nCT 1221\nCTs 1067 and 1068\nCTs 1223 and 1224\nCTs 1091 through 1098.02\nCTs 1231.01 through 1245\nCTs 1111.01 and 1111.02\nCTs 1247 through 1251\nCTs 1114.01 and 1114.02\nCTs 1271.01 through 1283.01\nCTs 1151.01 through 1154.02\nCT 1286\nCTs 1171 through 1176\nCT 1321\nCTs 1191 through 1204\nCTs 3201 through 3203\n48\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 1285 - The part north of Califa Street together with\nthe part east of Tyrone Avenue and north\nof Burbank Boulevard.\nCongressional District 22: Congressional District 22\nshall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles\ncontained in the following whole census tracts:\nCTs 1011 through 1034\nCTs 4600 through 4628\nCT 1222\nCTs 4634 through 4640\nCTs 3001 through 3118\nCTs 9301 and 9302\nCongressional District 23: Congressional District 23\nshall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles\ncontained in the following whole and partial census\ntracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 1246\nCTs 1375.01 through 1417\nCTs 1283.02 and 1284\nCTs 1942 and 1943\nCTs 1287.01 through 1319\nCT 2149\nCTs 1322 through 1331.02\nCTs 2164 through 2166\nCT 1346\nCTs 2611.01 through 2624\nCT 1348.01\nCTs 2641.01 through 2643.01\nCTs 1349.01 and 1349.02\nCTs 2651 through 2703\nCTs 1371.01 and 1371.02\nCTs 7002 through 7003\nCTs 7005 through 7011\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 1285 - The part not included in Congressional District 21\n49\nCT 2643.02 - The part east of Amherst Avenue and\nsouth of Montana Avenue together with\nthe part east of Gretna Green Way\nCT 7004 - The part west of La Cienaga Boulevard.\nCongressional District 24: Congressional District 24\nshall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles\ncontained in the following whole and partial census\ntracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1252 through 1256\nCT 2094\nCTs 1431 through 1439.02\nCTs 2111 through 2148\nCTs 1881 through 1882.02\nCTs 2151 through 2163\nCTs 1891 through 1941\nCTs 2167 through 2172\nCTs 1944 through 1959\nCT 3200\nCTs 2084 through 2089\nCT 7001\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 7004 - The part not included in Congressional\nDistrict 23.\nCongressional District 25: Congressional District 25\nshall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles\ncontained in the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1811 through 1873\nCTs 2091 through 2093\nCT 1883\nCTs 2095 through 2098\nCTs 1971 through 2083\nCTs 2241 through 2267\nCTs 5303 through 5316.02\n50\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 5313 - The part north of Union Pacific Avenue.\nCongressional District 26: Congressional District 26\nshall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles\ncontained in the following whole and partial census\ntracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 4004.01 through 4012.03\nCTs 4629 through 4633\nCTs 4038 through 4052\nCTs 4641 and 4642\nCT 4054\nCTs 4800.01 through 4816.02\nCT 4059\nCTs 4818 through 4819.02\nCTs 4300.01 through 4314\nCT 4823.01\nCTs 4316 through 4321.02\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 4315 - The part west of Tyler Avenue and Daines\nDrive together with the part west of\nDouble Drive.\nCongressional District 27: Congre ssional District 27\nshall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles\ncontained in the following whole and partial census\ntracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 2625 through 2628\nCTs 2761 through 2781\nCTs 2731 through 2742.99\nCTs 6200 through 6214\nCT 2753.02\nCTs 6505 through 6507.02\n51\nCTs 6512.01 though 6514\nCT 6707.02\nCTs 6702.01 through 6706.99\nCTs 7011.09 through 7023\nCT 7029\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 2643.02 - The part not included in Congressional\nDistrict 23\nCT 2753.01 - The part not contained in Congressional\nDistrict 28 east of McConnell Avenue\nor south of Centinela Creek\nCT 6707.01 - The part not included in Congressional\nDistrict 32.\nCongressional District 28: Congressional District 28\nshall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles\ncontained in the following whole and partial census\ntracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 2181 through 2227\nCTs 2751.01 through 2752\nCTs 2312 through 2317\nCTs 2754 through 2756\nCT 2324\nCTs 6005.01 through 6014.02\nCTs 2341 through 2364\nCTs 6019 and 6020.01\nCTs 2711.01 through 2723.02\nCTs 7024 through 7028.03\nCTs 7030 through 7032\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 2753.01 - The part east of McConnell Avenue and north\nof Centinela Creek.\n52\nCongressional District 29: Congressional District 29\nshall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles\ncontained in the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 2281 through 2311\nCTs 5325 through 5332\nCTs 2318 through 2323\nCTs 5335 and 5336\nCTs 2325 through 2328\nCTs 5338.01 and 5338.02\nCTs 2371 through 2411\nCTs 5343 through 5362\nCTs 2421 through 2431\nCTs 6001 through 6002.02\nCT 6004\nPartial Census Tract:\nCT 5324 - The part west of Downey Road.\nCongressional District 30: Congressional District 30\nshall consist of the part of the Cainty of Los Angeles\ncontained in the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 4069 through 4073\nCTs 4823.02 through 4828\nCTs 4075 through 4079\nCTs 5004.01 through 5010\nCTs 4082.02 through 4083.03\nCTs 5022 through 5026.02\nCTs 4322 through 4340\nCTs 5300.01 through 5302\nCT 4813\nCTs 5317.01 through 5323.02\nCTs 4817.01 and 4817.02\nCT 5337\nCTs 4820.01 through 4822\nCTs 5339 through 5342\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 5313 - The part not included in Congressional District\n25\n53\nCT 4315 - The part not included in Congressional District\n26\nCT 5324 - The part not included in Congressional District\n29.\nCongressional District 31: Congressional District 31 shall\nconsist of the part of the County of Los Angeles contained\nin the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 2412 through 2416\nCTs 5535 through 5539\nCT 2911\nCTs 6003.01 and 6003.02\nCTs 5400 through 5410.01\nCTs 6015 through 6018\nCTs 5411 through 5432\nCTs 6020.02 through 6041\nCTs 6500.01 through 6503\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 2912 - The part north of 168th Street.\nCongressional District 32: Congressional District 32\nshall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles\ncontained in the following whole and partial census\ntracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 2913\nCTs 5433.01 through 5440\nCT 2921\nCTs 5703.01 through 5704\nCTs 2932.01 through 2976.99\nCTs 5715.02 through 5718\nCT 5410.02\nCT 5720.02 through 5733\n54\nWhole Census Tracts: (continued)\nCTs 5752 through 5766\nCT 6504\nCTs 5990 and 5991\nCTs 6508 through 6511\nCT 6099\nCTs 6700.01 through 6701\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 2912 - The part not included in Congressional Dis-\ntrict 31\nCT 5751 - The part west of Temple Avenue\nCT 5769 - The part west of Gladys Avenue\nCT 6707.01 - The part located in Census Bureau Block\nGroups 1 and 2.\nCongressional District 33: Congressional District 33\nshall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles\ncontained in the following whole and partial census\ntracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 4033.01 and 4033.02\nCTs 5012 through 5021\nCT 4081.02\nCTs 5027 through 5041.02\nCT 4082.01\nCTs 550\nCTs 4084.01 through 4087.02\nCT 5534\nCTs 5001 through 5003\nCT 5545.01\nCTs 5546 and 5547\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 5545.02 - The part east of the San Gabriel Freeway\nand north of 183rd Street.\n55\nCongressional District 34: Congressional District 34\nshall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles\ncontained in the following whole and partial census\ntracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 5531 through 5533\nCTs 5719 and 5720.01\nCTs 5540 through 5544.02\nCTs 5734 through 5750.02\nCTs 5548 through 5702.02\nCTs 5767 and 5768\nCTs 5705 through 5715.01\nCTs 5770 through 5776.03\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 5545.02 - The part not included in Congressional\nDistrict 33\nCT 5751 - The part not included in Congressional\nDistrict 32\nCT 5769 - The part not included in Congressional\nDistrict 32;\ntogether with the part of Orange County contained in the\nfollowing whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 994.01 through 995.99\nCTs 1100.06 through 1100.08\nCTs 996.02 through 996.05\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 1100.09 - The part located within the City of Seal\nBeach city limits as they existed on\nApril 1, 1970.\n56\nCongressional District 35: Congressional District 35\nshall consist of the part of the County of Los Angeles\ncontained in the following whole census tracts:\nCTs 4002 and 4003\nCT 4074\nCTs 4013.01 through 4032\nCT 4080\nCTs 4034 through 4037.02\nCT 4081.01\nCT 4053\nCT 4081.03\nCTs 4055 through 4058\nCT 4088\nCTs 4060 through 4068\nCT 9300\ntogether with the part of the County of San Bernardino\ncontained in the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1 through 21\nCT 92\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 27 - The part not included in Congressional\nDistrict 36.\nCongressional District 36: Congressional District 36\nshall consist of the part of the County of San Bernardino\ncontained in the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 22 through 26\nCTs 53 through 60\nCTs 28 through 44\nCTs 64 through 71\nCTs 46 through 50\n57\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 27 - The parts contained within the city boundaries\nof the City of Rialto as they existed on\nApril 1, 1970; together with Blocks 113 and\n202 through 218\nCT 63 - The part west of Elmwood Avenue and Del Rosa\nDrive, together with the part north of\nPacific Avenue;\ntogether with the part of the County of Riverside con-\ntained in the following whole census tracts:\nCTs 301 through 423\nCT 425.01\nCongressional District 37: Congressional District 37\nshall consist of the part of the County of San Bernardino\nnot contained in Congressional District 35 or Congressional\nDistrict 36; together with the part of the County of River-\nside not contained in Congressional District 36 or Con-\ngressional District 43.\nCongressional District 38: Congressional District 38\nshall consist of the part of the County of Orange con-\ntained in the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 740.01 through 743\nCTs 869.01 and 869.02\nCTs 745.01 through 749\nCTs 878.01 through 992.05\nCTs 752.01 and 752.02\nCT 996.01\nCT 753.02\nCTs 997.01 through 1100.05\nCT 868.01\nCTs 1101.01 through 1106.01\nCT 1106.03\n58\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 751 - The part not included in Congressional\nDistrict 40\nCT 1100.09 - The part not included in Congressional\nDistrict 34.\nCongressional District 39: Congressional District 39\nshall consist of the part of the County of Orange not\nincluded in Congressional District 34, Congressional\nDistrict 38, or Congressional District 40.\nCongressional District 40: Congressional District 40\nshall consist of the part of the County of Orange con-\ntained in the following whole and partial census tracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 320.01 through 639.06\nCTs 753.03 through 755.03\nCTs 744.01 and 744.02\nCT 757.01\nCTs 750.01 and 750.02\nCTs 992.06 through 993.03\nCT 753.01\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 751 - The part located east of Baker Street and\nnorth of Washington Street\nCT 756.03 - The part located northwest of Redhill\nAvenue and southwest of La Colina Drive;\ntogether with the part of the County of San Diego CO ntained\nin the following whole census tracts:\nCTs 181 through 185.02\nCT 193\nCTs 185.04 through 187\n59\nCongressional District 41: Congressional District 41\nshall consist of the part of the County of San Diego\ncontained in the following whole and partial census\ntracts:\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCTs 1 through 14\nCTs 83.01 and 83.02\nCTs 16 through 23\nCTs 85.01 through 94\nCTs 27.01 and 27.02\nCTs 96.01 through 99.01\nCTs 28.01 through 29.02\nCTs 145 through 152\nCTs 64 through 80.02\nCT 81.02\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 81.01 - The part south of Westbourne Street and\nwest of Draper Avenue, together with\nthe part south of Nautilus Avenue\nCT 166.01 - The part outside of the city boundaries\nof the City of El Cajon as they existed\non April 1, 1970\nCT 95 - All except the part contained in Enumeration\nDistrict 183.\nCongressional District 42: Congressional District 42\nshall consist of the part of the County of San Diego\ncontained in the following whole and partial census\ntracts:\n60\nWhole Census Tracts:\nCT 15\nCTs 29.03 through 63\nCTs 24 through 26\nCTs 99.02 through 134.02\nCTs 27.03 through 27.06\nCTs 139.01 through 144\nPartial Census Tracts:\nCT 138 - The part south of Troy Street.\nCongressional District 43: Congressional District 43\nshall consist of the entire County of Imperial; together\nwith the part of the County of San Diego not included\nin Congressional District 40, Congressional District 41,\nor Congressional District 42; together with the part of\nthe County of Riverside contained in the following whole\ncensus tracts:\nCTs 427.01 through 432.\n61"
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