Irregular Districts in NY

	New Yorkís 3rd Eastern Nassau County Republicans, with pockets of Democratic support very wealthy district 92% white; 2% black; 3% Asian; 4% Hispanic
	New Yorkís 5th Northeast Queens; northern Nassau and Suffolk used to be Democratic, but redistricting made the district competitive small minority populationómainly Asian and Jewish one of New Yorkís most affluent districts 79% white; 3% black; 11% Asian; 7% Hispanic
	New Yorkís 8th West Side Manhattan; parts of southwest Brooklyn covers Wall Street and crosses the Brooklyn Bridge includes some of Brooklynís most impoverished areas Democratic many politically active communitiesógay, Jewish, minority, art, and student Hasidic Jewish communities 74% white; 7% black; 6% Asian; 12% Hispanic
	New Yorkís 9th Parts of Brooklyn and Queens originally drawn to exclude Hispanics, but redrawn in 1997 to incorporate more of Queens Democratic 76% white; 3% black; 9% Asian; 13% Hispanic
	New Yorkís 12th Lower East Side Manhattan; Brooklyn, Queens (parts) created to form a Hispanic majority district Democratic 26% white; 12% black; 14% Asian; 49% Hispanic
	New Yorkís 17th North Bronx, parts of Westchester middle-to-working-class district with suburbs Democratic drawn to take in large minority residential areas parts are heavily Jewish 29% white; 38% black; 3% Asian; 28% Hispanic
	New Yorkís 18th Parts of Westchester, Bronx and Queen Counties southeastern Westchester is very affluent; district snakes down to include several Asian and Jewish communities leans Democratic, but not overwhelmingly 74% white; 7% black; 8% Asian; 10% Hispanic

Irregular Districts in New York State

Irregular Districts
in New York State