Georgiaís 6th

• Atlanta suburbs
• includes parts of 4 heavily-Republican counties
• Georgiaís most affluent and educated district
• Republican
• 91% white; 6% black; 2% Asian; 2% Hispanic origin

North Carolinaís 2nd

• Centralóparts of Raleigh
• had to be redrawn for the 106th Congressómade it more suburban and slightly less Democratic
• Democratic, with some Republicans at state level
• 70% white; 28% black; 1% Asian; 1% Hispanic

North Carolinaís 12th

• Central
• shape was changed drastically in court-ordered redistricting
• Democrats, Republicans at local level
• 63% white; 36% black; 1% Asian; 1% Hispanic

South Carolinaís 1st

• eastópart of Charleston; Myrtle Beach
• white, affluent, suburban
• Republican, except for the strong environmental and anti-development feelings held by coastal residents
• 78% white; 20% black; 1% Asian; 1% Hispanic

South Carolinaís 6th

• central and southóparts of Charleston, etc.
• majority-black district
• poorest district in the state (has 5 of the stateís poorest counties)
• Democratic
• 37% white; 62% black; 1% Hispanic

Virginiaís 3rd

• southeastóparts of Richmond, Newport News, and Norfolk
• the courts ordered redistricting to reduce the 3rdís black population from 64% to 54%
• very Democratic (some local Republicans near Richmond)
• 44% white; 54% black; 2% other

Virginiaís 11th

• DC suburbsóparts of Fairfax & Prince William counties
• competitive swing district
• well-educated, middleóand upper-class suburbanites
• mostly white
• 81% white; 8% black; 8% Asian; 7% Hispanic