GIS Library Contents - Metadata Districts - Voter Precincts

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Descriptive name		Districts - Voter Precincts
File name		distvote
Spatial domain		Pima County
Abstract		DISTVOTE displays the boundaries of voter precincts in Pima County as modified and adopted by the Pima County Board of Supervisors over the course of time. The latest changes were approved by the Board on September 19, 2023.
Known errors/qualifications		This layer was screen digitized on the street centerline base. Only generally rectified to parcel base. Boundaries overlap parcels in some areas.
Feature type		polygon
Feature count		265
Thumbnail Map		distvote.pdf    (597,351 bytes, PDF created 04/23/2024 )
Projection		NAD83 HPGN (Parameters)
Rectification		parcel
Field/value metadata		Field metadata
Source organization		PC Elections Division
Source contact		Mary Martinson
Source document or file name
Source date		2012
Source scale
Source format		Paper
Date of last data update (This date may not be current.)		20240104
Last data update by		Erik Glenn
Date/time last touched - Meaning?		2024-04-22  02:17 PM - Enterprise GDB - Library input format
		2024-04-22  06:22 PM - Shapefile
		See coverage files, if any, for date.
Lineage		3/01/06 - Received new layer from Elections. 3/01/08 - Precincts split/added per Elections. 2/20/12 - Precincts split/combined and renumbered per Elections. 1/21/14 - Precincts consolidated and renumbered per Elections staff, slivers in geometry removed. 2/28/18 - Precinct 229 split to make 249 and boundary between 6 and 175 moved. 9/24/19 - Precinct boundary between 6 and 115 moved due to construction of subdivision BOSD approved 9/17 4/06/21 - At request of Elections, made four changes: 1) adjusted boundary btw. Precinct 220 and 112 so a particular parcel wasn't split; 2) adjusted boundary btw. Precs. 125 and 241 to follow Boulder Canyon Pl; 3) adjusted boundary btw. Precs. 134 and 150 in Rudolf Dr area so no parcels are split; 4) expanded the area of Prec. 249 to follow the legal description change from 2017. 8/23/21 - Adjusted boundary btw. Precs. 29 and 211 to follow Ina Rd & Pima Canyon Dr as in legal description. 11/03/21 - Adjusted boundary btw. Precs. 54 and 196 to follow Elvira Rd, Tucson Bl, Corona Rd, and Country Club Rd, as described in legal description. 1/07/22 - Elections proposed numerous boundary adjustments in eight areas around the County in order to minimize parcel splitting; affected precincts are 39, 109, 125, 127, 145, 155, 169, 171, 172, 182, 184, 196, 198, 214, 224, 227, 231, and 241. Board of Supervisors approved changes on 10/19/2021. 2/28/22 - Elections proposed many boundary adjustments, including the creation of new precincts, in order to align with the new Congressional and Legislative District boundaries created by the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission. Number of precincts increased from 249 to 278. Board of Supervisors approved changes on 2/15/2022. 1/04/24 - Elections had proposed these consolidations in mid-2023 to address several small precincts with few to no registered voters. Number of precincts decreased from 278 to 265. Board of Supervisors approved these changes on 9/19/2023.
On maintenance?		No
Maintenance organization
Maintenance description		Elections will notify ITD GIS when there are precinct boundary changes.
Original conversion by		PC ITD GIS Division
Pima County ITD GIS contact		Erik Glenn
Alternate Pima County ITD GIS contact
On  Pima County Geospatial Data Portal?		Yes

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