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« on: June 03, 2007, 08:11:45 PM »
« edited: June 03, 2007, 08:15:36 PM by Verily »

I would guess NJ-5 as the most Republican and NJ-13 as most Democratic but I'm not sure

NJ-10 is definitely more Democratic than NJ-13.

NJ-10 was 82.7% Kerry. NJ-11 was 57.6% Bush. (NJ-05 was 57.3% Bush.)

The Republicans hold three very marginal seats in NJ (NJ-02, NJ-03 and NJ-07), but the least Democratic Democrat-held district, NJ-12, was 54.5% for Kerry. (Thus the very slight 7-6 Democratic seat advantage.) The 2001 redistricting was billed as nonpartisan but was very much a Republican-favoring gerrymander.
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