The professional application for electoral redistricting is Maptitude for Redistricting. A supermajority in state governments, political parties, and special interest groups make use of it. Maptitude for Redistricting, developed with the aid of redistricting experts, state legislators, and political parties, has the features redistricters want and is quick to understand and use.
Maptitude for Redistricting is used for every type of redistricting application and it is based on Maptitude, a widely used geographical information system (GIS) and map software.
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“Over the ensuing
years, Maptitude became the industry standard. It’s used by the national committees of the both the Democratic and
Republican party, government organizations in over half of the 50 states, city and state governments from California to New Hampshire,
as well has hundreds of educational institutions, nonprofit groups and corporations. It’s a powerful tool that brings in myriad data
sets to show all the consequences of bunching homes into one group or another.”
Aaron Sankin
The Daily Dot
“For GIS,
Maptitude is hands down better. Tableau has a very limited built-in data set and map option.”
Brett Lucas
Senior Planner, City of Cheney WA
“[FLO
Software] was really like being on a dial-up network. You couldn't even see the whole map on your screen. I
know people who write code, and if they showed me this I'd say, 'Well this is terrible.' ”
Natasha Hill
Spokane County Redistricting Committee
“Maptitude
is a great GIS program that is infinitely easier to use than ArcGIS. I am a novice at GIS software, and I have
access to both ArcGIS and Maptitude. Maptitude is significantly easier to use. ArcGIS is a very powerful sophisticated
program, but it would take me weeks to learn to do some things that Maptitude does intuitively.”
Julie Strong
How to Redistrict Political Boundaries |
This map allows you to compare the 2021 and proposed 2026 Texas Congressional Districts
then toggle on or off the checkboxes next to the two
district layers.
,
enter an address or city in Texas, and click
Search. Information about the old (district number
and 2020 demographics) and new districts
(district number) for the location you chose will display in the Info pane.
,
then click anywhere on the map to see information about the
old and new districts in the Info pane. (At least one of the
district layers must be visible to use this tool.)Need to share and publish your redistricting plans and maps? Contact us for a demo now!
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