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Creative Industries: State Legislative Districts

Click on your state below to download 2006 Creative Industries reports for your State Legislative District. These two-page reports contain a color map of the region and a table listing the number of businesses and employees by industry sub-categories from 2004–2006. If you don't know your legislative district, visit our E-Advocacy Center.

All documents are in PDF format and are approximately 50 - 130 kilobytes each.

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Three things to note:

  • If you come across mistakes such as seat changes or missing districts, please keep in mind that these reports are from 2006. There are occasions when seats are vacated and we did receive the updated information.
  • The Creative Industries research uses Dun & Bradstreet data to document the number of arts-related businesses and employees in any geographical region or political jurisdiction. We have have found a uniform under-representation of nonprofit arts organizations in the Dun & Bradstreet database, and consequently, in our data. If you don't have a Dun & Bradstreet number, then you are not represented in the data. Do your part to help advance the arts in America—sign up and be counted with your Dun & Bradstreet number.
  • We can produce customized State Legislative reports for 2008 for a fee. Please e-mail us or call us at 202.371.2830 for more information.