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U.S. House districts, 119th Congress
Geography vintage: 119th Congress
Geography. 119th Congress · Districts in effect January 3, 2025 – January 3, 2027 Live layers cite ACS 2024 (residence), CBP 2023 (workplace), BEA CAGDP2 allocated GDP years 2020–2024 (Estimated · allocated on 119th geography), and DOL OFLC H-1B LCA FY2025 worksite positions (Estimated).

119th Congress · CA-14

District 14, California

Aisha Wahab · Democrat

House service start 2026-09-02 · national history window 45 years. Directory / window clamp only — not a scorecard.

Who has held this seat

District 14, California, as numbered in each Congress since 2013

District numbers are reused, so district 14 in 2014 may not be the same place as district 14 in 2024. Each Congress is that Congress's own record. “Lines changed here” marks a new or court-ordered district map, based on official redistricting records.

2023–present · map CA-2022

  1. 119th Congress, · as drawn for the 119th Congress (CA-2022)

    1. Eric Swalwell · Democrat · – · general
    2. Vacant · – · filled by successor oath
    3. Aisha Wahab · Democrat · since · special
  2. 118th Congress, · as drawn for the 118th Congress (CA-2022)

    1. Eric Swalwell · Democrat · – · general

Lines changed here. New district map after the census.

2013–2022 · map CA-2012

  1. 117th Congress, · as drawn for the 117th Congress (CA-2012)

    1. Jackie Speier · Democrat · – · general
  2. 116th Congress, · as drawn for the 116th Congress (CA-2012)

    1. Jackie Speier · Democrat · – · general
  3. 115th Congress, · as drawn for the 115th Congress (CA-2012)

    1. Jackie Speier · Democrat · – · general
  4. 114th Congress, · as drawn for the 114th Congress (CA-2012)

    1. Jackie Speier · Democrat · – · general
  5. 113th Congress, · as drawn for the 113th Congress (CA-2012)

    1. Jackie Speier · Democrat · – · general

Lines changed here. New district map after the census.

Source: congress-legislators (commit d5af3d2d), House History, Clerk. Party is plain text only.

Directory label from House Clerk MemberData.xml publish-date September 2, 2026. Names are a join, not a scorecard. Roll calls below are raw recorded positions on spending-bill vehicles — not grades. Fundraising is Official · FEC candidate filings for the sitting member (2025–2026 and 2023–2024), not a scorecard.

Spending-bill roll calls

No spending-bill vehicle roll calls are in this 119th ingest for this member.

Fundraising (FEC)
  • GEOID 0614
  • State / district California · CA-14
  • Geography vintage 119th Congress · Districts in effect January 3, 2025 – January 3, 2027

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Residence indicators

ACS counts people and households at usual residence. These are Official published CD series — not workplace output. SNAP and public assistance income are household participation (cash public assistance excludes SNAP and Medicaid). Medicaid / means-tested public coverage is survey coverage ≠ CMS enrollment ≠ program spending / $. Rank is among 435 voting districts (1 = highest value); DC and Puerto Rico are non-voting / n/a. Direction is descriptive, not a program grade or partisan score.

Residence (household)

Median household income

$137,402

USD, 2024 inflation-adjusted dollars

Official · published CD series

ACS household income describes households at their usual residence. It is not a workplace or commuter measure.

A higher median household income is generally better for resident households. Rank 1 is the highest value among 435 voting districts — not a member score.

  • Status Official · published CD series
  • National rank 13 of 435 voting districts (1 = highest value)
  • Margin of error ± $5,359
  • Concept Residence (household)
  • Source U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year estimates, table B19013
  • Data as-of / vintage Calendar year 2024 (2024 inflation-adjusted dollars)
  • Geography vintage 119th Congress · Districts in effect January 3, 2025 – January 3, 2027

Residence (person)

Poverty rate

6.6%

Percent of people for whom poverty status is determined

Official · published CD series

ACS poverty status is a residence concept: people are counted where they usually live. Rate = B17001 below-poverty / universe.

A lower poverty rate is generally better. Rank 1 is the highest rate (descriptive), not the “best” district.

  • Status Official · published CD series
  • National rank 409 of 435 voting districts (1 = highest value)
  • Margin of error ± 0.8%
  • Concept Residence (person)
  • Source U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year estimates, table B17001
  • Data as-of / vintage Calendar year 2024
  • Geography vintage 119th Congress · Districts in effect January 3, 2025 – January 3, 2027

Residence (person)

Unemployment rate

4.6%

Percent of the civilian labor force (population 16 years and over)

Official · published CD series

ACS employment status is a residence concept. Unemployment rate = unemployed / civilian labor force (B23025).

A lower unemployment rate is generally better. Rank 1 is the highest rate (descriptive), not the “best” district.

  • Status Official · published CD series
  • National rank 190 of 435 voting districts (1 = highest value; tied)
  • Margin of error ± 0.7%
  • Concept Residence (person)
  • Source U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year estimates, table B23025
  • Data as-of / vintage Calendar year 2024
  • Geography vintage 119th Congress · Districts in effect January 3, 2025 – January 3, 2027

Residence (person)

Employment–population ratio

64.1%

Percent of the population 16 years and over that is employed

Official · published CD series

ACS employment–population ratio is employed / population 16+ at usual residence (B23025). Not a workplace count.

A higher employment–population ratio is generally better for resident employment. Rank 1 is the highest value among 435 voting districts — not a member score.

  • Status Official · published CD series
  • National rank 101 of 435 voting districts (1 = highest value)
  • Margin of error ± 1.2%
  • Concept Residence (person)
  • Source U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year estimates, table B23025
  • Data as-of / vintage Calendar year 2024
  • Geography vintage 119th Congress · Districts in effect January 3, 2025 – January 3, 2027

Residence (household) · participation

SNAP households (%)

9.15%

Percent of households that received Food Stamps/SNAP in the past 12 months. Not USDA administrative enrollment and not benefit dollars.

Official · published CD series

Household share receiving Food Stamps/SNAP in the past 12 months from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS) 2024 1-year Estimates, table B22001, published for 119th congressional districts. This is an Official residence-based participation measure for households. It is not USDA administrative enrollment and not benefit dollars.

SNAP household share is Official ACS participation at usual residence. Rank 1 is the highest share among 435 voting districts — not a program grade or member score.

  • Status Official · published CD series
  • National rank 290 of 435 voting districts (1 = highest value)
  • Margin of error ± 0.91%
  • Households receiving SNAP 22,688 ± 2,297
  • Households 248,029
  • Concept Residence (household) · participation
  • Source U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year estimates, table B22001
  • Data as-of / vintage Calendar year 2024
  • Geography vintage 119th Congress · Districts in effect January 3, 2025 – January 3, 2027

Residence (household) · participation

Public assistance income households (%)

3.81%

Percent of households with cash public assistance income in the past 12 months. Excludes SNAP and Medicaid.

Official · published CD series

Household share with public assistance income in the past 12 months from ACS 2024 1-year table B19057 (119th CDs). Public assistance income is cash assistance; it excludes SNAP and Medicaid. Official · residence · participation.

Public assistance income is cash assistance only and excludes SNAP and Medicaid. Rank 1 is the highest household share among 435 voting districts — not a program grade or member score.

  • Status Official · published CD series
  • National rank 61 of 435 voting districts (1 = highest value)
  • Margin of error ± 0.77%
  • Households with public assistance income 9,459 ± 1,906
  • Households 248,029
  • Concept Residence (household) · participation
  • Source U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year estimates, table B19057
  • Data as-of / vintage Calendar year 2024
  • Geography vintage 119th Congress · Districts in effect January 3, 2025 – January 3, 2027

Residence (person) · coverage

Medicaid / means-tested public coverage (%)

17.99%

Percent of the civilian noninstitutionalized population with Medicaid or other means-tested public coverage. Survey coverage ≠ CMS enrollment ≠ program spending / $.

Official · published CD series

Share of the civilian noninstitutionalized population with Medicaid or other means-tested public coverage from ACS 2024 1-year table C27007 (119th CDs). This is survey-reported health coverage, not CMS administrative enrollment and not program spending. Survey coverage ≠ CMS enrollment ≠ program spending / $. Official · residence · coverage.

This is survey coverage, not CMS enrollment and not program spending. Rank 1 is the highest share among 435 voting districts — not a program grade or member score.

  • Status Official · published CD series
  • National rank 266 of 435 voting districts (1 = highest value)
  • Margin of error ± 0.94%
  • People with Medicaid / means-tested public coverage 130,406 ± 6,954
  • Civilian noninstitutionalized population 724,977
  • Concept Residence (person) · coverage
  • Source U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year estimates, table C27007
  • Data as-of / vintage Calendar year 2024
  • Geography vintage 119th Congress · Districts in effect January 3, 2025 – January 3, 2027

Workplace indicators

CBP is Official workplace / establishment data. County GDP from BEA is split among the districts that share a county in proportion to where people work (Census LEHD LODES workplace jobs by block). Estimated · allocated, not official BEA district GDP. H-1B LCA certified workers are Estimated worksite positions (FY2025) — not USCIS visas issued, petition approvals, or workers present. Workplace ranks are descriptive volume, not grades. The chart below is descriptive only.

Workplace / establishment

Establishments (CBP)

17,247

Establishments with paid employees, all NAICS sectors

Official · published CD series

County Business Patterns counts employer establishments where they are located. Numbered districts omit statewide (unallocated) establishments. Not a residence measure.

More establishments means a larger workplace footprint, not a grade. Rank 1 is the highest published CBP count among 435 voting districts.

  • Status Official · published CD series
  • National rank 261 of 435 voting districts (1 = highest value)
  • Concept Workplace / establishment
  • Source U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023, congressional district file (all sectors)
  • Data as-of / vintage Calendar year 2023 (published on 119th Congress geography)
  • Geography vintage 119th Congress · Districts in effect January 3, 2025 – January 3, 2027

Workplace / establishment

Employment (CBP)

291,053

Paid employees during the week of March 12, all NAICS sectors

Official · published CD series

CBP employment is a workplace / establishment count (week of March 12). Noise flags from the source workbook are shown on hover. Not a residence labor-force measure.

Higher CBP employment is more paid workplace jobs, not a welfare or partisan score. Rank 1 is the highest value among 435 voting districts.

  • Status Official · published CD series
  • National rank 192 of 435 voting districts (1 = highest value)
  • CBP noise flag G · 0 to < 2% noise (low)
  • Concept Workplace / establishment
  • Source U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023, congressional district file (all sectors)
  • Data as-of / vintage Calendar year 2023 (published on 119th Congress geography)
  • Geography vintage 119th Congress · Districts in effect January 3, 2025 – January 3, 2027

Workplace / establishment

Annual payroll (CBP)

$26,877,743,000

USD, annual payroll of employer establishments (all sectors)

Official · published CD series

CBP annual payroll is a workplace / establishment total (published in $1,000s; shown in dollars). Noise flags from the source workbook are shown on hover. Not household income.

Higher payroll is more establishment wages, not household income. Rank 1 is the highest value among 435 voting districts.

  • Status Official · published CD series
  • National rank 75 of 435 voting districts (1 = highest value)
  • CBP noise flag G · 0 to < 2% noise (low)
  • Concept Workplace / establishment
  • Source U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023, congressional district file (all sectors)
  • Data as-of / vintage Calendar year 2023 (published on 119th Congress geography)
  • Geography vintage 119th Congress · Districts in effect January 3, 2025 – January 3, 2027

Workplace / establishment

Allocated GDP (estimate)

$65,936,348,169

USD, current dollars

Estimated · allocated

Estimated allocation of BEA county GDP to 119th districts. Historical county totals on today’s 119th boundaries. Not an official BEA GDP-by-congressional-district series. Residence (ACS) and workplace concepts stay labeled separately.

Higher allocated GDP is more estimated workplace output, not official BEA district GDP and not a member score. Rank 1 is the highest estimate among 435 voting districts.

  • Status Estimated · allocated
  • National rank 149 of 435 voting districts (1 = highest value)
  • Allocation weights 0 wholly-in counties; 1 split (LODES 2023 workplace jobs × 1)
  • Concept Workplace / establishment
  • Source U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, CAGDP2 line 1 (2020–2024 current-dollar county GDP), allocated to CD119
  • Data as-of / vintage Calendar year 2024 (current dollars; BEA county GDP allocated to CD119)
  • Geography vintage 119th Congress · Districts in effect January 3, 2025 – January 3, 2027

Workplace / worksite

H-1B LCA certified workers (estimate)

8,074

Certified LCA worksite worker positions (FY2025)

Estimated

Estimated count of DOL OFLC H-1B Labor Condition Application worksite worker positions (Certified or Certified-Withdrawn) in FY2025, allocated to 119th districts by worksite ZIP or county — not employer headquarters. LCA certification authorizes filing an H-1B petition; it is not USCIS visas issued, petition approvals, or workers present. Residence (ACS) and workplace concepts stay labeled separately.

Higher H-1B LCA certified-worker counts mean more estimated worksite positions, not USCIS visas issued and not a member score. Rank 1 is the highest estimate among 435 voting districts.

  • Status Estimated
  • National rank 32 of 435 voting districts (1 = highest value)
  • Concept Workplace / worksite
  • Source U.S. Department of Labor, OFLC, LCA (Form ETA-9035) Disclosure Data FY2025
  • Data as-of / vintage FY2025 (Oct 1, 2024–Sep 30, 2025); worksite ZIP/county allocated to 119th districts
  • Geography vintage 119th Congress · Districts in effect January 3, 2025 – January 3, 2027

Allocated GDP by year

Descriptive series only — no improvement grade or peer judgment. County GDP from BEA is split among the districts that share a county in proportion to where people work (Census LEHD LODES workplace jobs by block). Estimated · allocated, not official BEA district GDP.

Allocated GDP for California 14, 2020–202420202021202220232024$65,936,348,169$53,781,499,806
  1. 2020 $53,781,499,806 · Estimated · allocated · 119th
  2. 2021 $57,149,049,916 · Estimated · allocated · 119th
  3. 2022 $60,230,059,962 · Estimated · allocated · 119th
  4. 2023 $63,457,018,225 · Estimated · allocated · 119th
  5. 2024 $65,936,348,169 · Estimated · allocated · 119th