While new Congressional Districts and State Senate Districts were effected before our November general election, time constraints prohibited the process being concluded for the State Assembly Districts. A new map has now been created for all our NYS Assembly Districts, and the New York Independent Redistricting Commission (NYIRC.GOV) is now taking comments from the public regarding their thoughts on how their districts have been amended.

You can view the proposed change to your Assembly District on the Redistricting Commission's website (NYIRC.GOV). In order to make your voice heard regarding the proposed change to your Assembly District, you need to create an account on the Redistricting Commission's website, and either submit a comment for the record, or testify at one of their upcoming public hearings. The hearing that is set for the Mid-Hudson Valley Region occurs at 4 p.m. Monday January 30th. You need to register by the 28th in order to testify. You can attend these public hearings in person or by Zoom.

Pay attention to the proposed changes in your area. All of our districts in the Mid-Hudson Valley have been radically affected. When a new Assembly map is finally approved, sometime after the close of the public hearings in March, that map will be in force for the 2024 elections until after the next census in 2030.