RTM District 5

Riverside — Bounded on the north by the center of the Boston Post Road; on the east by the Stamford City Line to the southern boundary of Greenwich in Long Island Sound; on the south by the New York State Line in Long Island Sound; on the west by a line in Long Island Sound north to the center of the entrance of Greenwich Cove, thence along the center of Greenwich Cove and Long Meadow Creek leading northerly to West End Avenue, thence along the center of West End Avenue westerly to Arch Street; thence northerly along the center of Arch Street and Sound Beach Avenue to the Boston Post Road.

At a Glance

The graph below highlights groups of members within a district who tend to vote similarly on measures. Members are represented by circles, the color of which indicates their grouping. A line connects two members if they vote the same at least half of the time.

Click and drag to zoom on a grouping. Double-click to zoom out.

Joan B. ThakorEric P. BeileyLindy M. LilienEdward T. Broadhurst IIICatherine L. WhitakerAllison C. "Icy" FrantzLucy B. KrasnorFelice "Felix" RovelliPeter G. Van DuyneLinda A. CochranChristina S. DowneyDouglas M. FentonSean Andrew OlesenJane Owen BrashKimberly R. Treibick

Some members are omitted due to limited voting data, either due to: (a) low voting participation (Paul A. Olmsted; Allison W. Rogers); or (b) having joined too recently (Kathleen L. "Kate" Laverge; Christopher M. Langel). See notes below.

Analysis considers the voting history of the current term and only includes current members who voted on at least two-thirds of all measures considered by the RTM in that time period. Measures which were unanimous within a district are excluded (e.g., procedural measures like the consent calendar are often unanimous - which would skew the analysis - and are therefore omitted). To read more about the grouping algorithm, see: Clauset, A., Newman, M. E. J., & Moore, C. (2004). Finding community structure in very large networks. arXiv.

Current Members

Please note that our data starts in January 2022. Many members served (many!) terms before then.