Georgia

Redistricting Process
Congressional and legislative maps are enacted by the State General Assembly. The Governor can veto the plans.
Redistricting Timeline
Congressional:
- None.
Legislative:
- None.
2020 APPORTIONMENT REPORT
Georgia’s congressional delegation remained at 14 seats following the 2020 reapportionment.

Official Election Results (Sec. of State)
GA State House Maps (GA Legislative & Congressional Reapportionment Office)
GA State Senate Maps (GA Legislative & Congressional Reapportionment Office)
GA Congressional Districts (GA Legislative & Congressional Reapportionment Office)

Congressional and legislative maps are enacted by the State General Assembly.

Congressional and Legislative

Congressional and legislative maps are enacted by the State General Assembly. The Governor can veto the plans.

The General Assembly can override a veto with a two-thirds vote. No party currently has a veto-proof majority in either chamber.

Kinds of Ballot Measures
Only the Georgia General Assembly may refer amendments to the ballot. There is no initiative or referendum process.

Brass Gains Banking Chairmanship, Loses Redistricting, The Newman Times-Herald (1/15/21)
Georgia Democrats Fall Far Short of Goal to Take State House, GPB (11/6/20)
Democrats Fall Short as Georgia GOP Keeps State House Edge, AP (11/4/20)
Aided by Big Money, GOP Holds Off Democrats in Statehouse Races, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (11/4/20)
2021 Redistricting Intensifies Battle for Georgia House, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (10/29/20)
Kemp Urges Georgians to 'Do the Right Thing' and Fill Out Census, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (9/24/20)
Georgia County Challenges Court-Ordered Redistricting, Courthouse News (9/23/20)
Lawsuit over black voting power in Georgia dismissed, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (4/14/20)

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