Kansas City to Use 2022 Congressional Map for Upcoming Election

Kansas City, MO, September 10, 2026 —

Kansas City election officials have confirmed that the 2022 Missouri congressional map will be the basis for the upcoming November election boundaries.

The decision means that the districts used for the 2022 statewide elections will remain in effect for the local electoral contests scheduled for this November. Details regarding specific changes or reasons for utilizing this particular map were not provided in the available information. The exact districts and their corresponding boundaries are defined by the 2022 Missouri congressional redistricting process.

Election officials in Kansas City are responsible for administering elections within the city limits and ensuring that polling locations and ballot designations align with the relevant electoral districts. The selection of the congressional map is a foundational step in preparing for voter registration, candidate filings, and ballot creation.

Further details on the implications of using the 2022 map for the November election, including any potential impacts on specific neighborhoods or voter precincts within Kansas City, were not immediately available. The process of electoral map implementation involves several stages to ensure accuracy and compliance with state and federal regulations.

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