Measure to delay New Jersey’s post-census redistricting faces stiff opposition

Published July 10, 2020 2:00pm ET



Several groups are opposing a bill that would delay New Jersey’s redistricting process until 2023 and allow 2021 district elections to be held based on current district lines.

The Assembly Judiciary Committee voted to send the bill to the Speaker for consideration after hearing about two and a half hours of testimony on Thursday with Republican members voting “no.”

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