Public hearings set on reapportionment of New Jersey's Congressional districts

Wednesday, 05 January 2011 18:32

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The commission that handles congressional districts has 13 members, gets appointed in June, and has until January 2012 to complete their work. The commission that is operating now has 11 members (or will, once the inevitable deadlock between the 10 partisan members is acknowledged) and is concerned with state legislature districts.

Please confirm as soon as possible that these meeting are for legislative, not Congressional.

As Chairman of the Bayshore Tea Party Group Redistricting Committee, I am quite certain that you have posted this incorrectly.

Please contact me if you need more info.

dkehoe2@comcast.net
Dwight Kehoe

These are the hearings for the LEGISLATIVE Apportionment Commission, not the Congressional Redistricting Commission, n'est pas?

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