ALBANY — New borders for the House of Representatives districts in our state have been released following a sustained process.
The new borders will also affect state politics, since members of the Assembly and State Senate must work with individual representatives.
Assemblyman Chris Tague (R-Schoharie) said, “Now on our fourth set of congressional maps, the latest offering from the redistricting commission has become a glaring indictment of our state’s democratic leadership and the convoluted process at play.”
“While the maps seem to closely resemble those used in 2022, it’s important to note that despite having ample time for the seemingly straightforward task of establishing equitable boundaries, the Democrats’ missteps have prompted the intervention of an independent special master to achieve this goal. As we near the final vote in the Legislature, I'll be vigilantly monitoring the developments.”
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