Ohio's 11th congressional district, Congressional district in Cleveland, United States.
Ohio's 11th congressional district is an electoral division in northeastern Ohio that encompasses Cleveland and its eastern suburbs. The area is home to approximately 772,345 residents spread across urban and suburban neighborhoods.
The district was established in 1823 and maintained its basic shape for many decades. Following the 2010 census, portions of Akron were added after Ohio lost House representation due to shifts in population distribution.
The district represents a diverse population with 44 percent Black residents, 41 percent White residents, and substantial Hispanic and Asian communities across urban neighborhoods.
Visitors can explore the area on their own by touring the different neighborhoods and suburbs that make up this district. Public transportation is available throughout Cleveland and its surroundings, and a map or GPS helps with navigation across the wider region.
This district maintains the strongest Democratic voting record in the Midwest outside of Chicago, with a Cook Partisan Voting Index rating of D+28.
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