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More important than the incumbents, we need a geographical/political description of the legislative districts which can be referred to/linked to in lower level (local) government/geographical descriptions. The incumbents are important, but secondary to this description which is "permanent." (til the next census+2 years). Student7 22:29, 19 May 2007 (UTC) reply

Districts 72 and 114 are shaded incorrectly in this map.