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RocRizzo55

(980 posts) Wed Nov 9, 2022, 07:28 AM Nov 2022

19th Congressional District question

As of 2023 the district changes. The current winner in the election for that district, Marc Molinaro, does not live in the new district, so how can he serve? How is this allowed?

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19th Congressional District question (Original Post) RocRizzo55 Nov 2022 OP

He's a Republican they can do anything Historic NY Nov 2022 #1

Yes Retrograde Nov 2022 #2

It's the same for Stefanik - NY-21 Rhiannon12866 Nov 2022 #3

Historic NY

(37,842 posts)

1. He's a Republican they can do anything

Reply to RocRizzo55 (Original post)

Wed Nov 9, 2022, 07:48 AM

Nov 2022

Retrograde

(10,640 posts)

2. Yes

Reply to RocRizzo55 (Original post)

Wed Nov 9, 2022, 08:03 AM

Nov 2022

Reps have to live in the states they represent but not the district. This is because districts are often redrawn

Rhiannon12866

(221,905 posts)

3. It's the same for Stefanik - NY-21

Reply to RocRizzo55 (Original post)

Sat Nov 19, 2022, 06:46 AM

Nov 2022

She no longer lives in the district after the changes, said she'd move if she won. I was hoping she'd be spared the inconvenience.

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