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'''State legislatures''' hold the following compositions by political party by virtue of [[Election Day]] 2010: | '''State legislatures''' hold the following compositions by political party by virtue of [[Election Day]] 2010: | ||
| + | == [[Republican]] majority in both chambers (15) == | ||
| − | + | *Arizona | |
| + | *Florida | ||
| + | *Georgia | ||
| + | *Idaho | ||
| + | *Kansas | ||
| + | *Missouri | ||
| + | *Nebraska<ref>Nebraska has only one chamber (unicameral) and is bipartisan, but it is similar to Republican in viewpoints.</ref> | ||
| + | *North Dakota | ||
| + | *Oklahoma | ||
| + | *South Carolina | ||
| + | *South Dakota | ||
| + | *Tennessee | ||
| + | *Texas | ||
| + | *Utah | ||
| + | *Wyoming | ||
== [[Republican]] majority in only one chamber == | == [[Republican]] majority in only one chamber == | ||
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== [[Democratic]] majority in both chambers == | == [[Democratic]] majority in both chambers == | ||
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[[Category:state legislatures]] | [[Category:state legislatures]] | ||
Revision as of 19:57, November 21, 2010
State legislatures hold the following compositions by political party by virtue of Election Day 2010:
Republican majority in both chambers (15)
- Arizona
- Florida
- Georgia
- Idaho
- Kansas
- Missouri
- Nebraska[1]
- North Dakota
- Oklahoma
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Wyoming
Republican majority in only one chamber
Democratic majority in both chambers
- ↑ Nebraska has only one chamber (unicameral) and is bipartisan, but it is similar to Republican in viewpoints.