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NYC in Congress (2012)

What do the members of New York City’s Congressional delegation actually do in Washington? A partnership with NYWorld.

Government

From Capitol Hill to Murray Hill: NY's Reps at Home

By Jarrett Murphy | November 5, 2012

Members of New York City’s congressional delegation help decide national policy. But they also play a role in very local, and even personal, matters. How do they do?

2012 Elections

NYC's Congressional Delegation: Got Impact?

By Beth Morrissey and Gregory Barber | November 5, 2012

Of the 13 people who represent parts of the city in Congress, 10 are seeking—and very likely to win—reelection. But what do they do in Washington, on legislation, for their party and for their districts?

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