This map shows the new district lines approved by Murrieta City Council March 1, following a lengthy redistricting process after the 2020 Census. Valley News/Courtesy photo
The city of Murrieta has adopted new voting districts to better represent the city’s population following the 2020 census.The new districts, which were introduced during a public hearing at the Feb. 15 city council meeting were adopted March 1, during a public hearing held at the regular Murrieta City Council meeting.Under the new district boundaries, District 1 has a population of 22,416, of which 15,426 are of voting age, District 2 has a population of 22,481 with 14,595 of voting age. District 3 population is 22,147, District 4 population is 22,256 and District 5 population is 21,887 with 14,842, 15,354 and 15,455 being of voting age, respectively.New district boundaries for District 1, which runs north of District 4 and east of District 3 includes everything from the nort
