New York State Senate, 16th District

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The New York State Senate's 16th District is a legislative constituency in New York City that has historically included parts of Manhattan and was once represented by influential Tammany Hall politician George Washington Plunkitt.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New York State Senate district
legislative constituency
appliesToLevel state government
country United States of America
electoralSystem first-past-the-post voting
elects member of the New York State Senate
governingLaw New York State Constitution NERFINISHED
governmentalFunction representation in the New York State Senate
hasElectorate residents of its defined boundaries in New York City
hasHistoricalBoundaryChanges true
hasPart areas of Manhattan (historically)
historicalAssociation Tammany Hall NERFINISHED
languageOfOfficialBusiness English
legislativeBody New York State Senate NERFINISHED
levelOfRepresentation upper house of the New York State Legislature
locatedIn New York City
locatedInJurisdiction State of New York NERFINISHED
notableFormerRepresentative George Washington Plunkitt NERFINISHED
officeTermLengthForSenator 2 years
partOf New York State Legislature’s districting scheme
politicalHistory associated with machine politics via Tammany Hall
representedBy George Washington Plunkitt NERFINISHED
subdivisionOf New York State Senate districts NERFINISHED
typeOfConstituency single-member district
usedFor state-level legislative elections

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George Washington Plunkitt representedDistrict New York State Senate, 16th District