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1 New Jersey and the Legislative Branch of the United States Making Laws

2 House of Representatives Senate US Capital Washington DC

3 US Senate US Senator Frank Lautenberg US Senator Robert Menendez

4 US House of Representative Congressman Frank LoBiondo

5 Trenton is the capital of New Jersey State of New Jersey Legislative Branch

6 New Jersey State Legislative Districts New Jersey has 40 Legislative Districts

7 New Jersey Assembly 80 members in Assembly New Jersey Senate 40 members in Senate

8 New Jersey State Senate President Senator Stephen M. Sweeney (D)

9 New Jersey Assembly Speaker Assemblywoman Sheila Y. Oliver (D)

10 Pitman is in District #4 Pitman

11 New Jersey State Senator Fred H. Madden Jr. (D) Legislative District 4

12 New Jersey Assemblyman Paul Moriarty (D) District #4

13 New Jersey Assemblywoman Gabriela M. Mosquera (D) District #4

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