Ind. Code § 2-1-14-54
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House District 54
Official statutory text
Sec. 54. House District 54 consists of the following:
Hancock County TOWNSHIPS:
Blue River Township
Henry County TOWNSHIPS:
Blue River Township, Dudley Township, Fall Creek Township, Franklin Township, Greensboro Township, Harrison Township, Henry Township, Jefferson Township, Prairie Township, Spiceland Township, Wayne Township
Henry County PRECINCTS:
LIBERTY 02
Rush County TOWNSHIPS:
Anderson Township, Center Township, Jackson Township, Noble Township, Orange Township, Posey Township, Ripley Township, Rushville Township, Union Township, Walker Township, Washington Township
Shelby County TOWNSHIPS:
Hanover Township
As added by P.L.221-2021, SEC.16.
Hancock County TOWNSHIPS:
Blue River Township
Henry County TOWNSHIPS:
Blue River Township, Dudley Township, Fall Creek Township, Franklin Township, Greensboro Township, Harrison Township, Henry Township, Jefferson Township, Prairie Township, Spiceland Township, Wayne Township
Henry County PRECINCTS:
LIBERTY 02
Rush County TOWNSHIPS:
Anderson Township, Center Township, Jackson Township, Noble Township, Orange Township, Posey Township, Ripley Township, Rushville Township, Union Township, Walker Township, Washington Township
Shelby County TOWNSHIPS:
Hanover Township
As added by P.L.221-2021, SEC.16.
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