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Did you know... that Carmine DeSopo was elected to office in 1995 in the New Jersey General Assembly's 7th Legislative District in the first legislative race in state history in which spending exceeded $1 million?

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Update needed

This could use an update to the population totals - they are for the district as of 2000/2001, which is a different population and area from today. 174.57.164.211 (talk) 22:20, 29 September 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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