- First District
- – the counties of Gloucester, Atlantic and Cape May, two Senators;
- Second District
- – the counties of Salem and Cumberland, one senator;
- Third District
- – the county of Camden, three senators;
- Fourth District
- – the counties of Burlington and Ocean, two senators;
- Fifth District
- – the county of Monmouth, two senators;
- Sixth District
- – the county of Mercer, two senators;
- Seventh District
- – the county of Middlesex, three senators;
- Eighth District
- – the county of Somerset, one senator;
- Ninth District
- – the county of Union, three senators;
- Tenth District
- – the county of Morris, two senators;
- Eleventh District
- – the county of Essex, six senators;
- Twelfth District
- – the county of Hudson, four senators;
- Thirteenth District
- – the county of Bergen, five senators;
- Fourteenth District
- – the county of Passaic, three senators; and
- Fifteenth District
- – the counties of Sussex, Warren and Hunterdon, one senator.
Art. XI §5 ¶1 | STATEWIDE LEGAL STANDARDS FOR CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
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- State Agency Bribery;
- State Agency Corruption;
- State Agency Obstruction; and
- State Agency Self-Discrimination
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