How many different congressional districts have you lived in since 2000?

[Bicoastal]

You didn't necessarily need to be registered to vote in their elections, just LIVE in them. (Whatever "live" means to you.)

[XemaSab]

1. Thompson, Radanovich, Capps, Herger

:P

[Bicoastal]

2. Can anyone beat 5?

Can anyone beat 5?

1--At college
2--moved back home after College
3--moved to another part of Los Angeles
4--moved to Manhattan for Grad School
5--moved to Brooklyn after Grad School

[47of74]

3. I lived in two different districts in my life

The one that is currently represented by Bruce Braley, and the one that is now represented by Dave Loebsack.

[dsc]

4. all of mine were moves

I might actually have been in five but the fifth would have been less than a week so it doesn't really count. I was in Kucinich's then LaTourette's in Ohio, followed by Walter Jones and Price's in North Carolina. I might have been in Butterfield's district for less than a week depending on which district my aunt is in.

[TransitJohn]

5. Wyoming at large

Howdy.

[waiting for hope]

6. Jefferson Parish, LA from 1989 to 2002 -

and then New Hanover County, NC from 2002 to present.

[old mark]

7. only 1, no plans to move. nt

[NoPasaran]

8. Three, all at the same address

Thanks to Tom DeLay's re-redistricting and the re-re-redistricting after the courts threw the map out.

[ashling]

9. I said 3, but it is really four.

I lived in Texas 10, moved to Wash 3, moved back to Texas 10 (I didn't count it since we lived there before, but while we were gone, Tom DeLay had his minons redistrict it, so it was really a new district)

[tabbycat31]

10. 2

Not sure what the number was when I lived in NY, but was represented by Nita Lowey. Now I'm in NJ-6 (Frank Pallone)