R!NGER Get your reps

Where You Stand: every district you live in, who represents you, and what's on your Nov 3 ballot

Where You Stand

Where do you stand?

Enter your address to see every district you live in, who represents you, and what’s on your ballot.
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Same rooftop. Every layer of government.

Every one of these lines decides something about your life: your rent, your schools, your water, your taxes. And the closer the line is to your front door, the louder your voice is inside it.

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    The R!NGER briefing covers what is being decided in the Boston area and who to contact about it, with a source for every item.

    Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau (TIGERweb, Cartographic Boundary files), City of San Diego, SANDAG, City of Boston and MassGIS, clipped to the shoreline for display. Officials: unitedstates/congress-legislators, Open States, and official city, county and state websites. Ballot: California Secretary of State certified list of candidates and qualified measures, San Diego County Registrar of Voters, Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth. Candidates are listed alphabetically by last name; R!NGER doesn't endorse. Population figures are 2020 Census equal-population targets (ZIPs: each ZIP's 2020 count). Imagery © Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics.