This week, the Dallas Redistricting Commission recommended a single map redrawing the City’s Council districts. The map is now being sent to the City Council to be reviewed and possibly amended.

The new map of Dallas’ 14 council districts would be in effect by the next City Council election in May 2023. Voters will have a say on all 14 positions and the mayor’s seat next year.

DALLAS — The Dallas City Council has approved a new district map, which will go into effect for next May's municipal election, officials said Monday.

Dallas council members on Monday unanimously approved an updated map of city district boundary lines that’ll last for a decade. They had only three days left to make it happen.

The Dallas City Council has 14 districts. The mayor, who also votes on legislation, is elected citywide. A commission redrawing city council lines in Dallas approved new boundaries on Tuesday ...

Dallas city council has signed off on a map that impacts on who has voting power and who council members represent. The new district boundaries lines will last for a decade.

In Map 17, Dallas City Council District 1 would stretch into some parts West Dallas, like south of Singleton Boulevard, the area around the Mountain View Dallas College campus and Arcadia Park.

Redrawing the council district map of Dallas happens only once every 10 years, based on the latest Census data, so decisions made at City Hall will have a big impact on the entire city.

The current City Council District 14 which includes Uptown and downtown had grown much larger than that with large new apartments constructed over the past 10 years. Final recommendation of Dallas ...

Here’s an example of an extremely bad City Council district map that I drew on the website in about 45 seconds: Again, awful map. My population numbers are all over the place.

The council approved and adopted the redistricting plan that was submitted by the city's redistricting commission on May 16. ... Dallas City Council approves new district map, starting in 2023.