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Marylandís 4th
- inner PG County; Silver Spring
- nationís only suburban district with a black majority
- Democratic
- mainly middle-class blacks
- 33% white; 58% black; 5% Asian; 6% Hispanic
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New Jerseyís 6th
- Centralóparts of Edison, New Brunswick, Long Branch
- very suburban
- competitive, bellwether district that currently leans Democratic
- 82% white; 11% black; 5% Asian; 6% Hispanic
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New Jerseyís 7th
- north and central
- 1992 redistricting removed urban, industrial, and Democratic city
of Elizabeth out of the 7th
- Republican, Democratic at local level
- 84% white; 10% black; 5% Asian; 5% Hispanic
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New Jerseyís 13th
- Parts of Jersey City and Newark; covers Jersey shoreline
- diverse community of Hispanics, plus Russians, Indians, Koreans,
and Filipinos
- Democratic
- 67% white; 14% black; 5% Asian; 41% Hispanic
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Pennsylvaniaís 1st
- south and central Philly; part of Chester
- large Italian population; also black and union
- lowest median income of all PA districts
- very Democratic
- 38% white; 52% black; 2% Asian; 9% Hispanic
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Pennsylvaniaís 4th
- westóBeaver Co., part of Westmoreland Co.; wraps around northern
part of Pittsburgh
- very union
- very Democratic
- 96% white; 3% black
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Pennsylvaniaís 6th
- southeast PA; Reading
- rural area
- Republicans have slim margin in voter registration, but support
the conservative Democratic incumbentópresidential elections are
close
- 95% white; 2% black; 1% Asian; 3% Hispanic
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Pennsylvaniaís 20th
- southwestóThe Mon Valley; Washington
- Democratic
- 96% white; 3% black
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