According to
City & State:
Democratic dominance in state politics is about to reach a whole new level
as the decennial redistricting process approaches its conclusion.Albany Democrats are expected to approve new legislative lines for the state
Senate and Assembly that benefit their incumbents while making it harder
than ever for Republicans to regain any of the electoral ground they have
lost in recent years….
“It’s a generational shift”
https://t.co/eE82qPcheO— Zach Williams (@ZachReports)
February 1, 2022
How does the proposed NY State legislative redistricting impact Roosevelt
Island representation?
Roosevelt Island’s long time Manhattan/Bronx
State Senator Jose Serrano
will no longer represent the neighborhood. Instead, Queens
State Senator Michael Gianaris, Deputy Majority Leader of the State Senate, will represent Roosevelt Island
in the proposed redistricting.
The Boundaries for Senate District 12 have also changed. Occupied by Deputy
Majority Leader
@SenGianaris, it pushes West out of Queens and into Manhattan. So it now includes
Roosevelt Island ( about 12,000 people ) and a portion of the Upper East
Side all the way to 5th Ave.
pic.twitter.com/huG7tWVzQR— Zack Fink (@ZackFinkNews)
February 1, 2022
See the full map at https://newyork.redistrictingandyou.org
Roosevelt Island NY State Senate District changes from long time
Manhattan/Bronx
@SenatorSerrano
representation to joining with Queens
@SenGianaris
12 SD in proposed redistricting plan
@GabrielPanek
@kimmosc
https://t.co/9LX6OIPQcn
pic.twitter.com/FHT9pTmBfb— Roosevelt Islander (@Rooseveltisland)
February 1, 2022
NY State
Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright
will continue representing Roosevelt Island in the proposed redistricting.
Roosevelt Island stays in
#76AD
represented by
@SeawrightForNY
in NY State proposed Redistricting Map
@kimmosc
@GabrielPanek
https://t.co/FV0lhsF3rv— Roosevelt Islander (@Rooseveltisland)
February 1, 2022
See the full map at https://newyork.redistrictingandyou.org
Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney
will continue representing Roosevelt Island in the proposed redistricting too.
See the full map at https://newyork.redistrictingandyou.org
NYC Congressional incumbents, like Rep. Carolyn Maloney and Rep. Adriano
Espaillat, got districts that made their reelection more likely.https://t.co/7UBWH1Rcqs— THE CITY (@THECITYNY)
February 1, 2022
Learn more about the NY State legislative redistricting from the
Brian Lehrer radio program
Up first: New York’s got a brand new map of legislative districts, courtesy
of Democrats in the State Senate.
@SenGianaris
joins to talk about the state’s new electoral geography, and what it means
for NYS politics.Listen LIVE on
@WNYC
https://t.co/20NQjvN7re— The Brian Lehrer Show and A Daily Politics Podcast (@BrianLehrer)
February 1, 2022
and CBS New York.