Most data on health and drivers of health and wellbeing are organized at the county, state, and national level. For representatives in Congress, this means it’s often difficult to find rigorous and unbiased data specific to the population of constituents in the congressional district they represent. As a first-of-its-kind tool, our goal at the Congressional District Health Dashboard is to equip policymakers, advocates, and journalists with a one-stop resource that offers actionable, trustworthy congressional-district level data. 

Earlier in May, the Dashboard sent district-tailored materials out to staff of all 435 representatives in Congress, and of Washington, D.C.’s congressional office, to introduce them to the website and the free data it provides. In that outreach, we featured local data on three metrics: Diabetes, Frequent Mental Distress, and Rent Burden. By providing examples of tailored data, we hope every representative and their teams become familiar with using the Dashboard to improve the health and well-being of their constituents.  

See an example of the three featured metrics from one of our district-tailored profiles below. To access the profiles we sent to district offices, scroll down to find your congressional district.

Download the Congressional District Health Dashboard profile for your district.

Click on a state below to see the complete list of congressional districts in that state and download the district-tailored profiles as a PDF. For the district of Washington D.C., click here.

Click below to download a .zip file containing every district profile in a PDF format.

All Congressional Districts  

User feedback is vital to shaping the future of the Dashboard. We are excited for you to start exploring our new and improved website. Let us know what you think by filling out this brief survey, connecting with us on X (Twitter) and LinkedIn, or emailing us at [email protected]!