Ind. Code § 2-1-15-42
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Senate District 42
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Sec. 42. Senate District 42 consists of the following:
COUNTIES:
Decatur County, Fayette County, Ripley County, Rush County
Franklin County TOWNSHIPS:
Blooming Grove Township, Butler Township, Laurel Township, Metamora Township, Posey Township, Ray Township, Salt Creek Township
Jennings County TOWNSHIPS:
Campbell Township, Columbia Township, Geneva Township, Sand Creek Township
Jennings County PRECINCTS:
CENTER EAST, NORTH VERNON 01A, NORTH VERNON 01B, NORTH VERNON 02A, NORTH VERNON 02B, NORTH VERNON 03A, NORTH VERNON 03B, NORTH VERNON 04A, NORTH VERNON 04B
Shelby County TOWNSHIPS:
Hanover Township, Hendricks Township, Jackson Township, Liberty Township, Noble Township, Shelby Township, Union Township, Washington Township
As added by P.L.221-2021, SEC.17.
COUNTIES:
Decatur County, Fayette County, Ripley County, Rush County
Franklin County TOWNSHIPS:
Blooming Grove Township, Butler Township, Laurel Township, Metamora Township, Posey Township, Ray Township, Salt Creek Township
Jennings County TOWNSHIPS:
Campbell Township, Columbia Township, Geneva Township, Sand Creek Township
Jennings County PRECINCTS:
CENTER EAST, NORTH VERNON 01A, NORTH VERNON 01B, NORTH VERNON 02A, NORTH VERNON 02B, NORTH VERNON 03A, NORTH VERNON 03B, NORTH VERNON 04A, NORTH VERNON 04B
Shelby County TOWNSHIPS:
Hanover Township, Hendricks Township, Jackson Township, Liberty Township, Noble Township, Shelby Township, Union Township, Washington Township
As added by P.L.221-2021, SEC.17.
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