Commission approves new state Senate map for Connecticut
Who you vote for might be changing next year. Connecticut’s Reapportionment Commission approved new state Senate boundaries Tuesday.
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Nov 23, 2021, 6:48 PM
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Who you vote for might be changing next year. Connecticut’s Reapportionment Commission approved new state Senate boundaries Tuesday.
The map looks very similar to the current lines, with some shifts in Fairfield County due to population growth. Stamford now has three state senators. State Sen. Will Haskell (D-Westport) will now represent part of the city. Haskell will swap a portion of Weston with Republican state Sen. Tony Hwang, who takes part of Bethel from Haskell.
Bridgeport, Stratford, New Haven and Hartford all keep their current districts.
See the new map here.
Last week, the commission drew new state House boundaries, which shifted a whole new district into Fairfield County but mostly protects existing incumbents.
The commission will miss a Nov. 30 deadline to draw new congressional seats. Members are asking the Connecticut Supreme Court for a three-week extension.
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