Who represents you in Lexington

Every Lexington address sits inside five elected districts at the same time: an LFUC Councilcouncil districtOne of the fifteen seats on the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council: twelve geographic districts (each ~25,000 residents) and three at-large seats. Districts are redrawn every ten years following the federal census to keep populations balanced. district, an FCPS Board of Educationfayette county board of educationThe elected 5-member body that governs FCPS. Members serve staggered 4-year terms; the chair is elected by the board. Hires/fires the superintendent and sets policy and tax rates. district, a Kentucky State House district, a Kentucky State Senate district, and a Fayette County magisterial district. Type your address below and we'll resolve all five from LFUCG's published voting precinctvoting precinctThe smallest geographic unit used to administer an election in Kentucky — typically 300 to 1,500 voters who all report to the same polling location on election day. Precincts nest inside council districts, school-board districts, state-house districts, and state-senate districts; the County Clerk maintains the boundaries. layer, with contact info for your council member. Built on the open-data ingest →