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217Th LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS MONTAGUE 217th LEGISLATIVE WANTAGE SANDYSTON DISTRICTS SUSSEX VERNON FRANKFORD HAMBURG BRANCHVILLE WALPACK HARDYSTON LAFAYETTE SUSSEX 24 FRANKLIN RINGWOOD HAMPTON WEST MILFORD STILLWATER MAHWAH OGDENSBURG UPPER SADDLE PASSAIC RAMSEY RIVER MONTVALE NEWTON 39 WANAQUE OAKLAND HARDWICK SPARTA ALLENDALE PARK FREDON RIDGE ANDOVER SADDLE RIVER BERGEN FRANKLIN RIVER VALE LAKES WOODCLIFF BLOOMINGDALE LAKE OLD WALDWICK TAPPAN NORTHVALE POMPTON HILLSDALE LAKES WYCKOFF HO-HO-KUS ROCKLEIGH JEFFERSON BLAIRSTOWN MIDLAND BUTLER RIVERDALE NORWOOD PARK WASHINGTON HARRINGTON ANDOVER WESTWOOD PARK 26 KINNELON RIDGEWOOD CLOSTER EMERSON NORTH GREEN HALEDON HAWORTH GLEN ROCK ORADELL ALPINE FRELINGHUYSEN PEQUANNOCK 217th Legislature HAWTHORNE ROCKAWAY TWP DEMAREST HOPATCONG 40 PROSPECT DUMONT WAYNE PARK CRESSKILL KNOWLTON BYRAM LINCOLN FAIR LAWN PARAMUS NEW MILFORD PARK HALEDON RIVER EDGE MOUNT BOONTON TWP BERGENFIELD TENAFLY STANHOPE ALLAMUCHY ARLINGTON ELMWOOD 3PA5TERSON PARK 38 ROCHELLE HOPE MONTVILLE PARK ASSEMBLY SENATE TOTOWA MAYWOOD ROCKAWAY DENVILLE ENGLEWOOD NETCONG WHARTON SADDLE BOONTON MOUNTAIN WOODLAND BROOK HACKENSACK BOB ANDREJCZAK (D) LAKES PARK TEANECK ENGLEWOOD 1 JEFF VAN DREW (D) FAIRFIELD LODI 1 WARREN LITTLE GARFIELD CLIFFS R. BRUCE LAND (D) DOVER BOGOTA NORTH FALLS 37 INDEPENDENCE MOUNT OLIVE MINE HILL VICTORY CALDWELL S. HACKEN- CHRISTOPHER A. BROWN (R) LIBERTY ROXBURY GARDENS SACK HASBROUCK CEDAR HEIGHTS LEONIA 2 2 JAMES WHELAN (D) PASSAIC S. HACKENSACK RIDGEFIELD WEST GROVE VINCENT MAZZEO (D) PARK CALDWELL 34 TETERBORO WALLINGTON FORT LEE HACKETTSTOWN MORRIS CLIFTON PALISADES JOHN J. BURZICHELLI (D) RANDOLPH PARSIPPANY- PARK STEPHEN M. SWEENEY (D) PLAINS WOOD- 3 3 TROY HILLS CALDWELL RIDGE ADAM J. TALIAFERRO (D) VERONA MOONACHIE LITTLE CARLSTADT FERRY RIDGEFIELD ROSELAND RUTHERFORD BELVIDERE S. HACKENSACK CLIFFSIDE ESSEX PARK GABRIELA MOSQUERA (D) 4 FRED H. MADDEN (D) NUTLEY EAST 4 EAST FELLS EDGEWATER PAUL D. MORIARTY (D) MORRIS HANOVER RUTHERFORD FAIRVIEW MANSFIELD MORRIS HANOVER WEST GLEN WASHINGTON RIDGE NORTH NILSA CRUZ-PEREZ (D) 25 TWP BELLEVILLE 36 ARTHUR BARCLAY (D) 5 WHITE LIVINGSTON ORANGE LYNDHURST BERGEN 5 MENDHAM TWP MONTCLAIR PATRICIA EGAN JONES (D) OXFORD CHESTER GUTTENBERG 6 JAMES BEACH (D) MORRISTOWN FLORHAM BLOOMFIELD NORTH 6 PAMELA R. LAMPITT (D) ARLINGTON WEST NEW YORK LOUIS D. GREENWALD (D) PARK ESSEX SECAUCUS 32 WEEHAWKEN MENDHAM EAST TROY SINGLETON (D) 7 DIANE B. ALLEN (R) WASHINGTON ORANGE UNION 7 CHESTER TWP ORANGE CITY HERBERT J. CONAWAY (D) HARMONY E. NEWARK MADISON HARRISON MILLBURN SOUTH JOSEPH HOWARTH (R) ORANGE 8 8 DAWN MARIE ADDIEGO (R) WASHINGTON TWP HARDING KEARNY HOBOKEN LEBANON TWP MARIA RODRIGUEZ - GREGG (R) BERNARDSVILLE CHATHAM MAPLEWOOD BRIAN E. RUMPF (R) PEAPACK- 27 NEWARK 33 9 CHRISTOPHER J. CONNORS (R) CHATHAM 9 GLADSTONE SUMMIT 2IR8VINGTON JERSEY TWP DiANNE C. GOVE (R) HAMPTON CITY HUDSON LOPATCONG CALIFON GREGORY McGUCKIN (R) FRANKLIN 10 10 JAMES W. HOLZAPFEL (R) GLEN SPRINGFIELD 29 GARDNER NEW UNION DAVID WOLFE (R) PROVIDENCE TEWKSBURY HILLSIDE 31 JOANN DOWNEY (D) 11 JENNIFER BECK (R) LONG HILL 11 GREENWICH FAR MOUNTAINSIDE KENILWORTH ERIC HOUGHTALING (D) BEDMINSTER HILLS BERNARDS PHILLIPSBURG BETHLEHEM BERKELEY RONALD DANCER (R) HEIGHTS ROSELLE ELIZABETH 12 12 SAMUEL D.THOMPSON (R) HIGH BRIDGE PARK ROBERT CLIFTON (R) ALPHA CRANFORD 20 WESTFIELD ROSELLE BAYONNE AMY H. HANDLIN (R) BLOOMSBURY 13 13 JOSEPH M. KYRILLOS JR. (R) WESTFIELD GARWOOD DECLAN O'SCANLON (R) CLINTON WATCHUNG POHATCONG LEBANON 14 WAYNE P. DeANGELO (D) 14 LINDA R. GREENSTEIN (D) WARREN 21 WINFIELD UNION 2LIN2DEN DANIEL R. BENSON (D) SCOTCH CLINTON TWP NORTH PLAINS PLAINFIELD 15 REED GUSCIORA (D) 15 SHIRLEY K. TURNER (D) CLARK RAHWAY UNION GREEN ELIZABETH MAHER MUOIO (D) BRIDGEWATER PLAINFIELD BROOK JACK M. CIATTARELLI (R) 23 16 CHRISTOPHER BATEMAN (R) HOLLAND HUNTERDON BRANCHBURG 16 DUNELLEN CARTERET ANDREW ZWICKER (D) ALEXANDRIA JOSEPH EGAN (D) BOB SMITH (D) SOMERVILLE SOUTH EDISON WOODBRIDGE 17 17 BOUND MIDDLESEX BROOK PLAINFIELD JOE DANIELSEN (D) FRANKLIN READINGTON RARITAN MILFORD 18 PATRICK DIEGNAN JR. (D) 18 PETER J. BARNES III (D) SOUTH NANCY PINKIN (D) BOUND METUCHEN MANVILLE BROOK 19 JOHN S. WISNIEWSKI (D) 19 JOSEPH VITALE (D) PISCATAWAY RARITAN CRAIG COUGHLIN (D) FRENCHTOWN SOMERSET 19 20 ANNETTE QUIJANO (D) 20 RAYMOND J. LESNIAK (D) FLEMINGTON PERTH JAMEL C. HOLLEY (D) HIGHLAND AMBOY PARK 21 NANCY MUNOZ (R) 21 THOMAS H. KEAN JR. (R) KINGWOOD 18 JON M. BRAMNICK (R) MILLSTONE 16 17 SOUTH GERALD GREEN (D) FRANKLIN NEW 22 22 NICHOLAS SCUTARI (D) HILLSBOROUGH AMBOY JAMES J. KENNEDY (D) BRUNSWICK 23 JOHN DiMAIO (R) 23 MICHAEL J. DOHERTY (R) DELAWARE SAYREVILLE ERIK PETERSON (R) GAIL PHOEBUS (R) KEANSBURG 24 24 STEVEN V. OROHO (R) NORTH MILLTOWN UNION BRUNSWICK SOUTH BEACH PARKER SPACE (R) RIVER KEYPORT EAST AMWELL HAZLET MICHAEL P. CARROLL (R) ANTHONY R. BUCCO (R) EAST BRUNSWICK 25 25 ATLANTIC ANTHONY M. BUCCO (R) OLD HIGHLANDS MONTGOMERY MATAWAN JAY WEBBER (R) 26 JOSEPH PENNACCHIO (R) BRIDGE 26 STOCKTON 13 BETTY LOU DeCROCE (R) ABERDEEN HOPEWELL ROCKY MIDDLETOWN 27 JOHN F. McKEON (D) 27 RICHARD J. CODEY (D) HILL HIGHLANDS MILA M. JASEY (D) WEST SPOTSWOOD AMWELL MIDDLESEX CLEOPATRA TUCKER (D) 28 RONALD L. RICE (D) 28 HELMETTA RUMSON RALPH CAPUTO (D) LAMBERTVILLE PRINCETON SOUTH HOLMDEL FAIR SEA BRIGHT BRUNSWICK HAVEN HOPEWELL TWP 29 L. GRACE SPENCER (D) 29 M. TERESA RUIZ (D) JAMESBURG RED ELIANA PINTOR MARIN (D) MARLBORO BANK 30 SEAN KEAN (R) 30 ROBERT W. SINGER (R) PLAINSBORO LITTLE DAVID RIBLE (R) SILVER MONMOUTH BEACH PENNINGTON SHREWSBURY NICHOLAS A. CHIARAVALLOTI (D) 31 SANDRA BOLDEN CUNNINGHAM (D) SHREWSBURY 31 LAWRENCE CRANBURY ANGELA V. McKNIGHT (D) TWP OCEANPORT MONROE 32 VINCENT PRIETO (D) 32 NICHOLAS SACCO (D) ENGLISHTOWN EATONTOWN ANGELICA JIMENEZ (D) 14 LONG BRANCH ANNETTE CHAPARRO (D) WEST 33 33 BRIAN P. STACK (D) MERCER LONG BRANCH RAJ MUKHERJI (D) 15 WEST COLTS TINTON EWING WINDSOR 11 NECK FALLS 34 THOMAS GIBLIN (D) 34 NIA H. GILL (D) HIGHTSTOWN MANALAPAN FREEHOLD SHEILA OLIVER (D) OCEAN EAST DEAL 35 SHAVONDA SUMTER (D) 35 NELLIE POU (D) WINDSOR BENJIE WIMBERLY (D) MILLSTONE INTERLAKEN ALLENHURST LOCH ARBOUR 36 MARLENE CARIDE (D) 36 PAUL A. SARLO (D) ROBBINSVILLE ROOSEVELT GARY SCHAER (D) ASBURY PARK TRENTON NEPTUNE TWP HAMILTON 37 VALERIE VAINIERI HUTTLE (D) 37 LORETTA WEINBERG (D) FREEHOLD TWP FARMINGDALE GORDON M. JOHNSON (D) BRADLEY BEACH NEPTUNE 38 TIMOTHY EUSTACE (D) 38 ROBERT M. GORDON (D) AVON-BY-THE-SEA JOSEPH LAGANA (D) WALL BELMAR ROBERT AUTH (R) ALLENTOWN LAKE 39 39 GERALD CARDINALE (R) COMO HOLLY SCHEPISI (R) 30 SPRING LAKE UPPER FREEHOLD DAVID RUSSO (R) HOWELL 40 40 BORDENTOWN BORDENTOWN MONMOUTH HEIGHTS KEVIN O'TOOLE (R) TWP SPRING LAKE SCOTT RUMANA (R) FIELDSBORO CHESTERFIELD SEA GIRT MANASQUAN BRIELLE FLORENCE JACKSON BRICK POINT PLEASANT BEACH MANSFIELD BEVERLY EDGEWATER BURLINGTON 12 POINT BAY HEAD LAKEWOOD PARK NORTH HANOVER PLEASANT BURLINGTON TWP DELANCO MANTOLOKING SPRINGFIELD PLUMSTED RIVERSIDE 7 WILLINGBORO RIVERTON WRIGHTSTOWN LAKEHURST NEW HANOVER PALMYRA DELRAN WESTAMPTON EASTAMPTON CINNAMINSON MOUNT HAINESPORT HOLLY MOORESTOWN PENNSAUKEN PEMBERTON 10 TOMS LAVALLETTE LUMBERTON RIVER MAPLE MERCHANTVILLE PEMBERTON TWP SHADE SOUTH ISLAND HEIGHTS SEASIDE HEIGHTS CAMDEN MANCHESTER TOMS MOUNT LAUREL RIVER PINE BEACH COLLINGSWOOD OCEAN GATE WOODLYNNE BERKELEY BEACHWOOD SEASIDE PARK SOUTHAMPTON HADDON HADDON OCEAN OAKLYN 6 8 HADDONFIELD GLOUCESTER AUDUBON PARK CITY HADDON AUDUBON MT. 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