South-central Houston covering Third Ward, MacGregor, and South Union. Home to Texas Southern University and the University of Houston — deep historical significance as one of Houston's most established African American communities.

Far southwest Houston covering Fondren Southwest, Westwood, and Alief-adjacent communities. One of Houston's most diverse districts, with large African American, Latino, and Asian American populations.

West Houston covering Memorial, Briargrove, and Tanglewood. An affluent district with major commercial activity along Westheimer and I-10, including the Galleria and Memorial Park.

North-central Houston covering Acres Homes, Hidden Valley, and surrounding communities. A historically Black district with ongoing investment in infrastructure and neighborhood revitalization.

Northwest Houston from Greenspoint and Aldine down to the Willowbrook area. A diverse mix of residential neighborhoods, commercial corridors, and large immigrant communities.

Southeast Houston and the Clear Lake area, including the NASA/Johnson Space Center corridor and Bayport. Houston's easternmost and most suburban district, shaped by aerospace, petrochemical, and bay-adjacent industries.

East Houston covering Denver Harbor, Second Ward, and Magnolia Park. A predominantly Latino district with deep roots in Houston's working-class history and significant ongoing infrastructure investment.

Southwest Houston covering Meyerland, Westbury, and Braeswood. A diverse district crossing the Brays Bayou corridor, with a strong history of flood-driven infrastructure investment.

Near east Houston covering East End and parts of Second Ward. A growing district anchored by the Harrisburg corridor, with expanding arts, dining, and residential development.

Inner-loop district covering the Heights, Montrose, and Near Northside. One of Houston's most walkable and densely developed districts, with a mix of historic housing, restaurants, and arts venues.

Southwest Houston covering Sharpstown, Alief, and Braeburn. One of Houston's most ethnically diverse districts, with large Vietnamese, Chinese, and Latino populations concentrated along major commercial corridors.