Districts and Precincts Information
Following the 2021 Colorado redistricting process, Eagle County is now included in State Senate Districts 5 and 8, and State House Districts 26 and 57. Eagle County was previously in State Senate District 5 and State House Districts 26.
Eagle County is split between two Federal Congressional Districts, with the northern and eastern portions of the county in Congressional District 2 and the southwestern portion of the county in Congressional District 3.
Eagle County is split between two Federal Congressional Districts, with the northern and eastern portions of the county in Congressional District 2 and the southwestern portion of the county in Congressional District 3.
On January 4, 2022 the Board of County Commissioners approved new voter precinct boundaries, and the county now consists of 39 voter precincts.
In December of 2021, the county commissioners approved new commissioner districts through Resolution R21-104. State statute requires the periodic revision of commissioner districts based on federal census numbers to ensure that districts are as nearly equal in population as possible. A map and legal description of the redrawn districts is included with the resolution, and a detailed commissioner district boundaries map may be accessed at the link below.
Commissioners are elected at large for four-year staggered terms, though each must live in the geographic district for which he/she is running. Eagle County commissioners are limited to serving three four-year terms.
A map of commissioner districts can be found on the GIS Map Viewer. Various search and detail options are available once you're on the viewer. If you need additional information regarding commissioners districts, please contact the Clerk's Office at 970-328-8715. Contact the GIS Department at 970-328-3552 for assistance with the map viewer.
Commissioners are elected at large for four-year staggered terms, though each must live in the geographic district for which he/she is running. Eagle County commissioners are limited to serving three four-year terms.
A map of commissioner districts can be found on the GIS Map Viewer. Various search and detail options are available once you're on the viewer. If you need additional information regarding commissioners districts, please contact the Clerk's Office at 970-328-8715. Contact the GIS Department at 970-328-3552 for assistance with the map viewer.
Options to find district and precinct details for your home address:
- The 2021 Redistricting Map Viewer includes countywide boundaries for Voter Precincts, State Senate, State House, and Congressional Districts in Eagle County. To work in the viewer:
- On the right, select the boundary options you would like to see.
- Zoom into the map to find your location. Or, enter an address in the search feature in the upper left corner.
- Click on the address, and use the forward arrow at the top of the pop-up form to see details.
- Go to GoVoteColorado.gov (Find my Voter Registration):
- Enter your first name, last name, zip code (for your Eagle County home address), and date of birth.
- When you see your voter information, click on the ‘County & District Information’ tab, where your home address details are listed.
- This is also a good opportunity to check your voter registration. Go to the ‘Voter Details’ tab, and click on the ‘Edit’ button to make any changes.
The following map documents are available to download:
- Colorado Senate Districts Statewide (pdf)
- Colorado House Districts Statewide (pdf)
- Eagle County Congressional Districts and Precincts (pdf)
- Eagle County Congressional, State, House and Precinct Map (pdf)
Please contact Eagle County Elections at elections@eaglecounty.us or 970-328-8715.
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