14 congressional districts are there in michigan.
14 congressional districts are there in michigan.
how many congressional districts are there in michigan?
14
michigan's congressional districts









































michigan is divided into 14 congressional districts, each represented by a member of the united states house of representatives.









































the districts are currently represented in the 116th united states congress by 7 democrats, 6 republicans, and one independent.









































section::::current districts and representatives.









































list of members of the michigan united states house delegation, their time in office, district maps, and the districts' political ratings according to the cpvi. the delegation has a total of 14 members, 6 republicans and 7 democrats, along with one independent.
michigan's congressional districts
in 1983 "the historical atlas of united states congressional districts: 1789-1983" was published by macmillan/free press. the congressional district atlas contains several firsts in american history: it was first to map all the congressional districts of the united states house of representatives; first to compile congressional district descriptions from original legal documents for all congressional districts for all states; and first to identify all the representatives elected to congress with their proper state and district locations. the ‘'atlas’’ was almost immediately designated a "selected reference book" by the journal ‘'college and research libraries’’ and several years later won the prestigious american historical association waldo g. leland prize for the best reference book in all fields of history for the period 1981-1986. in addition, the “atlas” author and cartographer, kenneth c. martis and ruth a. rowles, were awarded the 1984 organization of american historians charles thomson prize for archival research for their article "mapping congress: developing a geographic understanding of american political history" which analyzes the intellectual history and research surrounding the district atlas. the ‘'atlas’’ research was also sponsored by fellowships from the huntington library, san marino, california; association of american geographers, washington, dc; and the hermon dunlap smith center for the history of cartography, newberry library, chicago, illinois. the ‘'atlas’’ today is still regarded as the standard reference source for historical congressional districts and has been used in legal cases as an “authority” involving redistricting, including cases brought before the united states supreme court. the “atlas” is currently out-of-print, but can be found in most major university and public libraries. the copyright is held by the author.
the historical atlas of united states congressional districts: 1789-1983