New York's 11th congressional district

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United States congressional district

New York's 11th congressional district is a U.S. House district centered on Staten Island and parts of southern Brooklyn, known for its swing-voting electorate and distinctive mix of urban and suburban communities.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	United States congressional district →
chamber	United States House of Representatives →
containsEntireBorough	Staten Island →
containsPartOfBorough	southern Brooklyn →
containsTransportationInfrastructure	Staten Island Ferry terminals → Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge →
containsWaterBody	New York Harbor →
country	United States →
currentRepresentative	Nicole Malliotakis →
currentRepresentativeParty	Republican Party →
demographicCharacteristic	ethnically diverse population → significant immigrant communities → significant white working-class population →
districtType	geographic →
electoralSystem	single-member district →
electorateCharacteristic	mix of urban and suburban communities → swing district →
elects	one voting member of the U.S. House of Representatives →
federalDistrictNumber	11 →
geographicCenter	Staten Island →
governmentalBody	United States Congress →
hasBorough	Brooklyn → Staten Island →
hasCity	New York City →
hasMajorIndustry	retail trade → service sector → transportation and logistics →
hasPostalAbbreviationState	NY →
includesNeighborhood	Bay Ridge → Bensonhurst → Dyker Heights → Gravesend → St. George → Tottenville →
isPartOf	New York congressional delegation →
jurisdiction	residents of Staten Island and parts of southern Brooklyn →
levelOfGovernment	federal →
locatedIn	Brooklyn → New York City → Staten Island →
politicalLeaning	more conservative than most New York City districts →
redistrictingEvent	boundaries adjusted after 2010 census → boundaries adjusted after 2020 census →
representedSince	1789 (as part of evolving New York House districts) →
state	New York →
timeZone	Eastern Time Zone →
votingPattern	has alternated between Democratic and Republican representation → often competitive in general elections →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
William Randolph Hearst →	electedFrom
Staten Island →	representedInCongressBy