Columbus City Council
Find your district.
Nine districts. More than 900,000 residents. Look up who represents you, see how your district compares, and find out what's on the 2026 ballot.
The nine districts ▲ N
Hover a district to see its council member · click to explore
Boundaries from CivicWorth · official 2023 council map
All nine
Who represents you
District 1→
Christopher L. Wyche
Far North · Far Northwest · Northland
100,997 residents 2020 Census
District 2→
Nancy Day-Achauer
Clintonville · Beechwold · Sharon Heights
100,572 residents 2020 Census
District 3→
Rob Dorans
University District · Short North · Victorian Village
100,914 residents 2020 Census
District 4→
Emmanuel V. Remy
Hilltop · Westgate · West Side
100,288 residents 2020 Census
District 5→
Nicholas J. Bankston
Linden · South Linden · Near East
100,505 residents 2020 Census
District 6→
Melissa Green
Galloway · Lincoln Village · Prairie Township (partial)
100,522 residents 2020 Census
District 7→
Tiara N. Ross
Downtown · German Village · Merion Village
100,514 residents 2020 Census
District 8→
Lourdes Barroso de Padilla
South Side (partial) · Marion-Franklin · Far South
100,581 residents 2020 Census
District 9→
Shannon G. Hardin
Eastmoor · Walnut Ridge · Berwick
100,855 residents 2020 Census
New to the district system?
How Columbus City Council works
Columbus uses a hybrid system: members must live in the district they represent, but every voter in the city votes on all nine seats. Here's why — and what it means for you.
Read the explainer → On the November 2026 ballot
A vote on how council is elected
Columbus voters will decide whether to switch from the current hybrid system to true single-member districts. Understand what's on your ballot before you vote.
See what's on the ballot →