Grays Harbor County Commissioners approved new district boundaries on December 7, 2021, following the 2020 census. The change equalizes population across the three districts, as required by state law.
The redistricting process was completed after county staff applied 2020 census data to the map and recommended changes to the Commissioners. The plan was reviewed during a public hearing before final approval. The new districts affect all county elections and will be used for the Port of Grays Harbor and Public Utility District 1 elections as well.
The county's three commissioners represent districts based on population, with each commissioner elected to a four-year term. The new boundaries will be used for the next election cycle following the 2022 general election.