Voting District, Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana
About Voting District
"Voting district" is the generic name for geographic entities such as precincts, wards, and election districts established by state and local governments for the purpose of conducting elections. States participating
in the Census 2000 and Census 2010 Redistricting Data Programs as part of Public Law 94-171 (1975) provided the Census Bureau with boundaries, codes, and names for their voting districts.
Census 2010 Voting Districts
For 2010, "pseudo voting districts" were identified in instances when participating states chose to identify sub-areas within a voting district or when the VTD did not follow the legally described boundary (for example, in states that require that VTD boundaries follow visible features for purposes of tabulating and presenting census data). The Census Bureau identified these smaller areas as "pseudo voting districts," with a "P" in the voting district indicator (VTDI10) field. Where the participating state indicated that the voting districts they submitted exactly match the precincts or other election districts in the state, the Census Bureau indicates the voting districts are "actual" by populating the VTDI10 field with an "A." In cases where a participating state did not indicate to the Census Bureau whether the voting district was "actual" or "pseudo," the VTDI10 field defaults to "P."
Rhode Island did not participate in Phase 2 of the 2010 Census Redistricting Data Program.
Montana and Oregon participated in Phase 2, but did not provide voting districts for every county in their state.
Kentucky participated in other aspects of Phase 2, but did not provide any voting districts for their state.;
in the Census 2000 and Census 2010 Redistricting Data Programs as part of Public Law 94-171 (1975) provided the Census Bureau with boundaries, codes, and names for their voting districts.
Census 2010 Voting Districts
For 2010, "pseudo voting districts" were identified in instances when participating states chose to identify sub-areas within a voting district or when the VTD did not follow the legally described boundary (for example, in states that require that VTD boundaries follow visible features for purposes of tabulating and presenting census data). The Census Bureau identified these smaller areas as "pseudo voting districts," with a "P" in the voting district indicator (VTDI10) field. Where the participating state indicated that the voting districts they submitted exactly match the precincts or other election districts in the state, the Census Bureau indicates the voting districts are "actual" by populating the VTDI10 field with an "A." In cases where a participating state did not indicate to the Census Bureau whether the voting district was "actual" or "pseudo," the VTDI10 field defaults to "P."
Rhode Island did not participate in Phase 2 of the 2010 Census Redistricting Data Program.
Montana and Oregon participated in Phase 2, but did not provide voting districts for every county in their state.
Kentucky participated in other aspects of Phase 2, but did not provide any voting districts for their state.;
State:
County:
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- Precinct 1
- Precinct 101
- Precinct 102
- Precinct 103
- Precinct 104
- Precinct 104A
- Precinct 105
- Precinct 106
- Precinct 106A
- Precinct 106B
- Precinct 107
- Precinct 108
- Precinct 109
- Precinct 109A
- Precinct 11
- Precinct 110
- Precinct 111
- Precinct 111A
- Precinct 112
- Precinct 114
- Precinct 115B
- Precinct 116
- Precinct 117
- Precinct 118
- Precinct 119
- Precinct 120
- Precinct 120A
- Precinct 120B
- Precinct 121
- Precinct 121A
- Precinct 121B
- Precinct 122
- Precinct 122A
- Precinct 123
- Precinct 124
- Precinct 125
- Precinct 127
- Precinct 127A
- Precinct 129
- Precinct 129A
- Precinct 133
- Precinct 133A
- Precinct 137
- Precinct 137A
- Precinct 137B
- Precinct 137C
- Precinct 137D
- Precinct 139
- Precinct 141
- Precinct 141A
- Precinct 143
- Precinct 145
- Precinct 149
- Precinct 149A
- Precinct 15
- Precinct 151
- Precinct 16
- Precinct 17
- Precinct 18
- Precinct 2
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