Who serves in the New Jersey General Assembly?

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

Current serving members in the 222nd New Jersey Legislature, 2026–2027 session, checked November 5, 2026 (America/Chicago). The original live roster HTML embeds the complete official 120-member source dataset, including member name components, party labels, districts and official biography links. The current official printable 2026–27 roster independently confirms all 120 identity/district/party joins.

New Jersey has 40 shared legislative districts: voters in each district elect one senator and two members of the General Assembly. Assembly seats and members are distinct from geographic districts. The Assembly directory therefore contains 80 seat records and its map contains 40 district paths, with both members available for each district. No artificial seat-A/seat-B electoral boundaries are created.

The official current roster lists 57 Democrat and 23 Republican Assembly members and 25 Democrat and 15 Republican senators. Every one of the 40 districts has two named Assembly members and one named senator; no vacancy is inferred from missing records.

Assembly Districts 2, 25 and 30 each have one Democrat and one Republican. Split-party district shading represents the two listed affiliations; it does not select one member as the district’s sole representative or assign a chamber majority to geographic area.

The legal district authority is the New Jersey Legislative Apportionment Commission’s 2022–2030 plan, adopted February 18, 2022 and filed February 23, 2022, first used for the 2023 legislative election and terms beginning January 2024. The same 40-district plan applies to the Senate and General Assembly. Congressional districts are a separate geography.

The display uses Census 2024 1:500,000 shore-clipped legislative district polygons, with exact district-number joins and interior-point checks against the Commission’s adopted legal polygons. Every source cartographic ring, coastline island and hole is retained. The map is a small-scale display aid, not an address-level district determination service.

These records describe representation only. No 2026 election winner or future successor is assigned from vote leads; no statewide ACS measure, district demographic estimate, ZIP statistic or ZCTA finding is inferred.

Affiliations follow the current official legislative roster. Assembly totals count 80 individual seats across 40 districts. Districts 2, 25 and 30 have one Democrat and one Republican, represented with split-party shading. Geographic area does not indicate population or vote share.

Legal authority: New Jersey Legislative Apportionment Commission adopted 2022–2030 plan. Display: Census 2024 1:500,000 shore-clipped cartographic districts, all rings retained, with exact district-ID and legal interior-point checks. Both chambers share 40 legislative districts; each Assembly district elects two members. This map is not an address-level district determination service.

Official roster sources

• New Jersey Legislature current legislative roster, official embedded member records ↗
• Office of Legislative Services printable roster — 222nd Legislature, 2026–27 session ↗
• New Jersey Legislature: 40 districts, one senator and two Assembly members per district ↗
• New Jersey Constitution Article IV, section II and current apportionment explanation ↗

District boundary sources

• New Jersey Legislative Apportionment Commission adopted 2022–2030 plan ↗
• Commission final adopted 2022–2030 legislative district shapefiles ↗
• Census 2024 New Jersey Assembly cartographic district display ↗
• Census 2024 New Jersey Senate cartographic district display ↗

These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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