Legislative election results, town-by-town
By Wally EdgeOfficial 2007 General Election Results by Legislative Districts, Town-by-Town
1st Legislative District Parts of Cape May, Atlantic & Cumberland Counties
2nd Legislative District Part of Atlantic County
3rd Legislative District Parts of Salem, Cumberland & Gloucester Counties
4th Legislative District Parts of Camden & Gloucester Counties
5th Legislative District Parts of Camden & Gloucester Counties
6th Legislative District Part of Camden County
7th Legislative District Parts of Burlington & Camden Counties
8th Legislative District Part of Burlington County
9th Legislative District Parts of Atlantic, Burlington & Ocean Counties
10th Legislative District Parts of Monmouth & Ocean Counties
11th Legislative District Part of Monmouth County
12th Legislative District Parts of Mercer & Monmouth Counties
13th Legislative District Parts of Middlesex & Monmouth Counties
14th Legislative District Parts of Mercer & Middlesx Counties
15th Legislative District Part of Mercer County
16th Legislative District Parts of Morris & Somerset Counties
17th Legislative District Parts of Middlesex & Somerset Counties
18th Legislative District Part of Middlesex County
19th Legislative District Part of Middlesex County
20th Legislative District Part of Union County
21st Legislative District Parts of Essex, Morris Somerset & Union Counties
22nd Legislative District Parts of Middlesex, Somerset & Union Counties
23rd Legislative District Warren & part of Hunterdon Counties
24th Legislative District Sussex & parts of Hunterdon & Morris Counties
25th Legislative District Part of Morris County
26th Legislative District Parts of Morris and & Passiac Counties
27th Legislative District Part of Essex County
28th Legislative District Part of Essex County
29th Legislative District Parts of Essex & Union Counties
30th Legislative District Parts of Burlington, Mercer, Monmouth & Ocean Counties
31st Legislative District Part of Hudson County
32nd Legislative District Parts of Bergen & Hudson Counties
33rd Legislative District Part of Hudson County
34th Legislative District Parts of Essex & Passiac Counties
35th Legislative District Parts of Bergen & Passiac Counties
36th Legislative District Parts of Bergen, Essex & Passiac Counties
37th Legislative District Part of Bergen County
38th Legislative District Part of Bergen County
39th Legislative District Part of Bergen County
40th Legislative District Parts of Bergen, Essex & Passiac Counties
Official 2005 General Election Results by Legislative Districts, Town-by-Town
1st Legislative District Parts of Cape May, Atlantic & Cumberland Counties
2nd Legislative District Part of Atlantic County
3rd Legislative District Parts of Salem, Cumberland & Gloucester Counties
4th Legislative District Parts of Camden & Gloucester Counties
5th Legislative District Parts of Camden & Gloucester Counties
6th Legislative District Part of Camden County
7th Legislative District Parts of Burlington & Camden Counties
8th Legislative District Part of Burlington County
9th Legislative District Parts of Atlantic, Burlington & Ocean Counties
10th Legislative District Parts of Monmouth & Ocean Counties
11th Legislative District Part of Monmouth County
12th Legislative District Parts of Mercer & Monmouth Counties
13th Legislative District Parts of Middlesex & Monmouth Counties
14th Legislative District Parts of Mercer & Middlesx Counties
15th Legislative District Part of Mercer County
16th Legislative District Parts of Morris & Somerset Counties
17th Legislative District Parts of Middlesex & Somerset Counties
18th Legislative District Part of Middlesex County
19th Legislative District Part of Middlesex County
20th Legislative District Part of Union County
21st Legislative District Parts of Essex, Morris Somerset & Union Counties
22nd Legislative District Parts of Middlesex, Somerset & Union Counties
23rd Legislative District Warren & part of Hunterdon Counties
24th Legislative District Sussex & parts of Hunterdon & Morris Counties
25th Legislative District Part of Morris County
26th Legislative District Parts of Morris and & Passiac Counties
27th Legislative District Part of Essex County
28th Legislative District Part of Essex County
29th Legislative District Parts of Essex & Union Counties
30th Legislative District Parts of Burlington, Mercer, Monmouth & Ocean Counties
31st Legislative District Part of Hudson County
32nd Legislative District Parts of Bergen & Hudson Counties
33rd Legislative District Part of Hudson County
34th Legislative District Parts of Essex & Passiac Counties
35th Legislative District Parts of Bergen & Passiac Counties
36th Legislative District Parts of Bergen, Essex & Passiac Counties
37th Legislative District Part of Bergen County
38th Legislative District Part of Bergen County
39th Legislative District Part of Bergen County
40th Legislative District Parts of Bergen, Essex & Passiac Counties
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