20 States
have Republican control of State Legislatures including Alabama, Arizona,
Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, N
Dakota, Oklahoma, Ohio, S Carolina, S Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, W
Virginia and Wyoming,
15 States
have Democrat control of State Legislatures including California, Colorado,
Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico,
New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Virginia and Washington,
13 States
have Divided control of State Legislatures including: Alaska, Kansas, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, N Carolina,
Pennsylvania, Vermont and Wisconsin.
The
current US population is 327,533,774. Democrat controlled is 127,182,161 or 36.7%,
Republican controlled is 133,860,630 or 40.9%. Divided control is 73,490,983 or
22.4%.
Governors
by Party
26 States
have Republican Governors include: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida,
Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri,
Nebraska, New Hampshire, N Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, S Carolina, S Dakota,
Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, W Virginia, Wyoming.
25 States
have Democrat Governors include: California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware,
Hawaii, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota,
Montana, Nevada,
New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, N Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin.
The
selection of Governors is eclectic and defies strict party loyalty by State. In
2016, Trump won many States that now have Democrat Governors.
State
Legislature Composition
State Sen-R Sen-D
Hse-R Hse-D Gov
Alabama 27 8 77 28
R
Alaska 13 7
23 15 R
Arizona 17 13 31 29
R
Arkansas 26 9 75 23
R
California 11 29 19 61 D
Colorado 16 19 24 41 D
Connecticut 14
22 60 91 D
Delaware 9 12 15
26 D
Florida 23 17 73 47 R
Georgia 34 21 104 74 R
Hawaii 1 24 5
46 D
Idaho 28 7 55 14 R
Illinois 19 40 44 74 D
Indiana 40 10 67 33 R
Iowa 32 13 53 47 R
Kansas 28 11 84 40 D
Kentucky 29 9 61 37 D
Louisiana 27 12 68 35 D
Maine 14 21 56 87 D
Maryland 15 31 42 99 R
Massachusetts 4
34 32 25 R
Michigan 22 16 58 51 D
Minnesota 35
32 58 74 D
Mississippi 36
16 75 46 R
Missouri 24 8 114 48 R
Montana 30 20 58 42 D
Nebraska nonpartisan R
Nevada 8 13
13 28 D
New
Hampshire 10 14 164 233 R
New
Jersey 15 25
27 52 D
New
Mexico 16 26
24 44 D
New
York 22 40
42 105 D
N
Carolina 29 21 65 55 D
N
Dakota 37 10 79 15 R
Ohio 24 9 61 38 R
Oklahoma 39 9 77 23 R
Oregon 12 18
21 37 D
Pennsylvania
28 21 107 92 D
Rhode
Island 5 33 9 65 D
S
Carolina 27 19 80 44 R
S
Dakota 30 5 59 11 R
Tennessee 28 5 73 26 R
Texas 19 12 82 65 R
Utah 23 6 59 16 R
Vermont 6 22 43 95 R
Virginia 19 21 45 55 D
Washington 20 29 41 57 D
W
Virginia 20 14 58 41 R
Wisconsin 19 14 63 36 D
Wyoming 27 3 50 9 R
Total 1057 855
2773 2575
There are
aberrations in the data above. Kansas has a Democrat Governor, but both houses
have remained in Republican control. Louisiana appears to alternate between
Democrat and Republican Governors. Vermont has a Republican Governor, a
Democrat Legislature and a Socialist US Senator. Nebraska has a Republican Governor and a
nonpartisan legislature. Missouri is a Non-Right-to Work State with a
Republican Governor and legislature.
If Trump
voters fail to elect more Republicans in 2020, their own agenda is at risk,
because Democrat legislators vote as a block. They also need to remember that
Governors affect legislation and globalist Marxist oligarchs contribute across
State lines and steal you elections.
Norb
Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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