Oakland Address Lookup

Oakland street address

Find the voting precinct, council district and councilmember for an Oakland address.

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Click a precinct on the map to see that place. Click a district number to see that council district.

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Voting precincts (thin white lines) Alameda County voter precincts, clipped to Oakland. Tap any precinct on the map to see its report. Council districts (one color each, bold numbers) Oakland’s 7 council districts. Oakland city limits (thick dark outline)

Precinct boundaries can change between elections. When it matters, confirm on your voter registration card or at acvote.alamedacountyca.gov.

Address search needs an internet connection. The address you type is sent to the free U.S. Census address finder. If the Census has no match, it is sent to OpenStreetMap’s address finder instead. It goes nowhere else.

Full list of data sources, links and field definitions (separate page, keep it next to this file).

Where this data comes from

Alameda County Registrar of Voters via the county open data hub (voting precincts) • City of Oakland (council districts, 2022 revised boundaries; councilmember names and photos from oaklandca.gov, downloaded August 2026). Registered voters and turnout, 2014 to 2025: Alameda County Registrar Statement of Vote precinct totals (via the UC Berkeley Statewide Database, statewidedatabase.org, and the Registrar’s workbooks), spread onto Census blocks and summed into today’s precinct lines. Ages and party of registered voters: Statewide Database, Nov 2024. Eligible citizens: Census Bureau ACS 2019-2023 citizen voting-age population, spread to blocks by the Statewide Database. Residents 18 and over and ages 16-17: 2020 Census. 311 requests: City of Oakland open data (OAK 311). Campaign money and lobbyist contacts: Oakland Public Ethics Commission filings on data.oaklandca.gov. Council votes: city clerk’s Legistar records. Priority score: OakDOT Geographic Equity Toolbox. EJ score: City of Oakland Environmental Justice Element. CalEnviroScreen 4.0: State of California OEHHA. 1937 grades: Mapping Inequality, University of Richmond.