Partisan composition of state legislatures
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See also
Historical partisan composition of state legislatures • Partisan composition of state senates • Historical partisan composition of state senates • Partisan composition of state houses • Historical partisan composition of state houses

This page records the partisan composition of state legislatures following each general election from 1992 to 2020.

As of 2020, there were 7,383 state legislative seats: 1,972 state senators and 5,411 state representatives.

Click here to view a breakdown of the partisan composition of each state legislature from 1992 to 2020.

Partisan affiliation of state legislators, 1992-2020[edit]

This table tracks the post-election partisan affiliation of all state legislators based on the most recent general election in each chamber relative to each even-year election.

The number of state legislators changed twice during this time period, decreasing from 7,424 to 7,382 after the 2000 elections and increasing by one to 7,383 in 2012.

Note: This table counts Nebraska senators as nonpartisan. Ballotpedia began tracking the partisan affiliation of Nebraska senators in 2014. Click here for that information.

Post-election partisan affiliation of state legislators, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	3,309	3,991	83
2018	3,480	3,829	74
2016	3,130	4,178	75
2014	3,184	4,118	81
2012	3,480	3,824	79
2010	3,376	3,930	76
2008	4,078	3,231	73
2006	3,992	3,322	68
2004	3,664	3,653	65
2002	3,649	3,663	70
2000	3,824	3,534	66
1998	3,889	3,463	72
1996	3,883	3,475	66
1994	3,851	3,503	70
1992	4,339	3,007	78

Breakdown by state[edit]

Alabama[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Alabama state legislature, 1994-2018
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2018	36	104	0
2014	41	98	1
2010	51	88	1
2006	85	55	0
2002	89	51	0
1998	92	48	0
1994	97	43	0

Alaska[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Alaska state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	22	34	4
2018	23	36	1
2016	23	35	2
2014	22	37	1
2012	22	38	0
2010	26	34	0
2008	28	32	0
2006	26	34	0
2004	22	38	0
2002	21	38	1
2000	19	41	0
1998	19	41	0
1996	23	37	0
1994	25	34	1
1992	29	28	3

Arizona[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Arizona state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	43	47	0
2018	42	48	0
2016	38	52	0
2014	35	55	0
2012	37	53	0
2010	29	61	0
2008	36	54	0
2006	40	50	0
2004	34	56	0
2002	34	56	0
2000	39	51	0
1998	34	56	0
1996	34	56	0
1994	33	57	0
1992	37	53	0

Arkansas[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Arkansas state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	29	106	0
2018	33	102	0
2016	36	99	0
2014	47	88	0
2012	63	72	0
2010	75	60	0
2008	98	36	1
2006	102	33	0
2004	99	36	0
2002	97	38	0
2000	99	36	0
1998	105	30	0
1996	114	20	1
1994	116	19	0
1992	119	15	1

California[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of California state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	90	28	2
2018	89	31	0
2016	82	38	0
2014	77	42	1
2012	82	36	2
2010	77	42	1
2008	76	43	1
2006	73	47	0
2004	73	47	0
2002	74	46	0
2000	76	44	0
1998	73	47	0
1996	68	51	1
1994	60	57	3
1992	71	46	3

Colorado[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Colorado state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	61	39	0
2018	60	40	0
2016	54	46	0
2014	51	49	0
2012	56	44	0
2010	52	48	0
2008	59	41	0
2006	59	41	0
2004	51	49	0
2002	45	55	0
2000	45	55	0
1998	40	60	0
1996	39	61	0
1994	40	60	0
1992	47	53	0

Connecticut[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Connecticut state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	121	66	0
2018	115	72	0
2016	97	90	0
2014	108	79	0
2012	120	67	0
2010	120	67	0
2008	138	49	0
2006	130	57	0
2004	123	64	0
2002	115	72	0
2000	121	66	0
1998	115	72	0
1996	116	71	0
1994	107	80	0
1992	107	80	0

Delaware[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Delaware state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	40	22	0
2018	38	24	0
2016	36	26	0
2014	37	25	0
2012	40	22	0
2010	40	22	0
2008	40	22	0
2006	31	31	0
2004	28	34	0
2002	25	37	0
2000	28	34	0
1998	28	34	0
1996	33	29	0
1994	26	36	0
1992	33	29	0

Florida[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Florida state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	58	102	0
2018	64	96	0
2016	56	104	0
2014	51	108	1
2012	60	100	0
2010	51	109	0
2008	58	102	0
2006	55	105	0
2004	50	110	0
2002	53	107	0
2000	58	102	0
1998	63	97	0
1996	76	84	0
1994	82	78	0
1992	91	69	0

Georgia[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Georgia state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	98	137	1
2018	95	141	0
2016	80	156	0
2014	77	158	1
2012	78	157	1
2010	86	149	1
2008	95	141	0
2006	96	140	0
2004	108	128	0
2002	132	103	1
2000	137	98	1
1998	136	100	0
1996	140	96	0
1994	149	87	0
1992	169	67	0

Hawaii[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Hawaii state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	71	5	0
2018	70	6	0
2016	70	6	0
2014	67	9	0
2012	68	8	0
2010	67	9	0
2008	68	8	0
2006	63	13	0
2004	61	15	0
2002	56	20	0
2000	54	22	0
1998	62	14	0
1996	62	14	0
1994	67	9	0
1992	69	7	0

Idaho[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Idaho state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	19	86	0
2018	21	84	0
2016	17	88	0
2014	21	84	0
2012	19	86	0
2010	20	85	0
2008	25	80	0
2006	26	79	0
2004	20	85	0
2002	23	82	0
2000	12	93	0
1998	16	89	0
1996	16	89	0
1994	21	84	0
1992	32	73	0

Illinois[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Illinois state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	114	63	0
2018	114	63	0
2016	104	73	0
2014	110	67	0
2012	111	66	0
2010	99	77	1
2008	107	70	0
2006	103	74	0
2004	96	80	1
2002	98	79	0
2000	89	88	0
1998	89	88	0
1996	88	89	0
1994	80	97	0
1992	94	83	0

Indiana[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Indiana state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	40	110	0
2018	43	107	0
2016	39	111	0
2014	39	111	0
2012	44	106	0
2010	54	96	0
2008	69	81	0
2006	68	82	0
2004	65	85	0
2002	69	81	0
2000	71	79	0
1998	72	78	0
1996	69	81	0
1994	64	86	0
1992	77	73	0

Iowa[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Iowa state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	59	91	0
2018	64	86	0
2016	61	88	1
2014	69	81	0
2012	73	76	1
2010	69	81	0
2008	88	62	0
2006	84	66	0
2004	74	76	0
2002	67	83	0
2000	64	86	0
1998	64	86	0
1996	67	83	0
1994	63	87	0
1992	75	75	0

Kansas[edit]

Note: This table tracks the post-election partisan breakdown of all Kansas legislators based on the most recent general election in each chamber relative to each even-year election. The Kansas State Senate holds elections every four years.

Post-election partisan balance of Kansas state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	50	115	0
2018	49	116	0
2016	49	116	0
2014	37	128	0
2012	42	123	0
2010	42	123	0
2008	58	107	0
2006	57	108	0
2004	52	113	0
2002	55	110	0
2000	56	109	0
1998	61	104	0
1996	61	104	0
1994	59	106	0
1992	73	92	0

Kentucky[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Kentucky state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	33	105	0
2018	49	89	0
2016	47	91	0
2014	66	72	0
2012	69	67	2
2010	73	64	1
2008	80	56	2
2006	77	60	1
2004	72	66	0
2002	82	56	0
2000	82	56	0
1998	86	52	0
1996	84	54	0
1994	85	53	0
1992	97	41	0

Louisiana[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Louisiana state legislature, 1995-2019
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2019	47	95	2
2015	56	86	2
2011	60	82	2
2007	81	61	2
2003	94	49	1
1999	102	42	0
1995	101	42	1

Maine[edit]

Note: These numbers exclude three nonvoting members of the Maine House of Representatives representing the Penobscot Nation, the Passamaquoddy Tribe, and the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians.

Post-election partisan balance of Maine state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	102	80	4
2018	110	71	5
2016	94	90	2
2014	94	88	4
2012	107	74	5
2010	86	98	2
2008	115	70	1
2006	107	77	2
2004	94	90	2
2002	98	84	4
2000	105	79	2
1998	99	85	2
1996	100	84	2
1994	93	92	1
1992	110	76	0

Maryland[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Maryland state legislature, 1994-2018
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2018	131	57	0
2014	124	64	0
2010	133	55	0
2006	139	49	0
2002	131	57	0
1998	138	50	0
1994	132	56	0

Massachusetts[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Massachusetts state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	166	33	1
2018	161	38	1
2016	159	41	0
2014	159	41	0
2012	167	33	0
2010	164	36	0
2008	177	21	2
2006	176	24	0
2004	173	26	1
2002	170	29	1
2000	171	29	0
1998	164	35	1
1996	158	41	1
1994	155	44	1
1992	155	44	1

Michigan[edit]

Note: This table tracks the post-election partisan breakdown of all Michigan legislators based on the most recent general election in each chamber relative to each even-year election. The Michigan State Senate holds elections every four years.

Post-election partisan balance of Michigan state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	68	80	0
2018	68	80	0
2016	58	90	0
2014	58	90	0
2012	63	85	0
2010	59	89	0
2008	84	64	0
2006	75	73	0
2004	68	80	0
2002	63	85	0
2000	66	82	0
1998	67	81	0
1996	74	74	0
1994	70	78	0
1992	73	75	0

Minnesota[edit]

Note: This table tracks the post-election partisan breakdown of all Minnesota legislators based on the most recent general election in each chamber relative to each even-year election. Minnesota state senators serve 2-4-4 terms, where senators serve one two-year term and two four-year terms each decade.

Post-election partisan balance of Minnesota state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	103	98	0
2018	108	93	0
2016	90	110	1
2014	101	100	0
2012	112	89	0
2010	92	109	0
2008	131	70	0
2006	129	72
2004	101	99	1
2002	87	113	1
2000	104	96	1
1998	105	96	0
1996	112	89	0
1994	116	85	0
1992	132	69	0

Mississippi[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Mississippi state legislature, 1995-2019
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2019	62	111	1
2015	69	105	0
2011	79	95	0
2007	105	69	0
2003	102	71	1
1999	120	51	3
1995	120	51	3

Missouri[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Missouri state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	59	138	0
2018	57	140	0
2016	55	142	0
2014	54	142	1
2012	63	134	0
2010	65	132	0
2008	85	112	0
2006	84	113	0
2004	77	120	0
2002	87	110	0
2000	104	93	0
1998	104	92	1
1996	107	90	0
1994	106	91	0
1992	120	75	2

Montana[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Montana state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	52	98	0
2018	62	88	0
2016	59	91	0
2014	62	88	0
2012	60	90	0
2010	54	96	0
2008	73	77	0
2006	75	74	1
2004	77	73	0
2002	68	82	0
2000	62	88	0
1998	59	91	0
1996	51	99	0
1994	52	98	0
1992	77	73	0

Nebraska[edit]

Note: This table tracks the partisan affiliation of Nebraska senators beginning in 2014. Click here for more information about how Ballotpedia determines partisan affiliation of Nebraska senators.

Post-election partisan balance of Nebraska state legislature, 2014-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	17	32	0
2018	18	29	2
2016	15	32	2
2014	12	35	2

Nevada[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Nevada state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	38	25	0
2018	42	21	0
2016	38	25	0
2014	25	38	0
2012	38	25	0
2010	37	26	0
2008	40	23	0
2006	37	26	0
2004	35	28	0
2002	32	31	0
2000	36	27	0
1998	37	26	0
1996	34	29	0
1994	29	34	0
1992	39	24	0

New Hampshire[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of New Hampshire state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	197	227	0
2018	247	177	0
2016	183	241	0
2014	170	253	1
2012	232	192	0
2010	107	317	0
2008	238	185	1
2006	253	171	0
2004	156	268	0
2002	125	299	0
2000	151	269	4
1998	167	253	4
1996	152	270	2
1994	118	304	2
1992	147	271	6

New Jersey[edit]

Note: This table tracks the post-election partisan breakdown of all New Jersey legislators based on the most recent general election in each chamber relative to each odd-year election. The New Jersey State Senate holds elections every four years.

Post-election partisan balance of New Jersey state legislature, 1993-2019
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2019	77	43	0
2017	79	41	0
2015	76	44	0
2013	72	48	0
2011	72	48	0
2009	72	48	0
2007	71	49	0
2005	70	50	0
2003	69	51	0
2001	64	56	0
1999	51	69	0
1997	48	72	0
1995	46	74	0
1993	43	77	0

New Mexico[edit]

Note: This table tracks the post-election partisan breakdown of all New Mexico legislators based on the most recent general election in each chamber relative to each even-year election. The New Mexico State Senate holds elections every four years.

Post-election partisan balance of New Mexico state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	71	40	1
2018	72	40	0
2016	64	48	0
2014	58	54	0
2012	63	49	0
2010	64	48	0
2008	72	40	0
2006	65	47	0
2004	65	47	0
2002	66	46	0
2000	66	46	0
1998	65	47	0
1996	67	45	0
1994	73	39	0
1992	79	33	0

New York[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of New York state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	149	63	1
2018	146	66	1
2016	139	74	0
2014	137	76	0
2012	138	74	1
2010	129	82	1
2008	140	71	1
2006	136	76	0
2004	131	81	0
2002	127	85	0
2000	124	87	0
1998	124	87	0
1996	122	89	0
1994	119	92	0
1992	127	84	0

North Carolina[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of North Carolina state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	73	97	0
2018	76	94	0
2016	61	109	0
2014	62	108	0
2012	61	109	0
2010	71	98	1
2008	98	72	0
2006	99	71	0
2004	92	78	0
2002	87	83	0
2000	97	73	0
1998	101	69	0
1996	89	81	0
1994	78	92	0
1992	117	53	0

North Dakota[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of North Dakota state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	21	120	0
2018	25	116	0
2016	22	119	0
2014	38	103	0
2012	36	104	1
2010	37	104	0
2008	57	84	0
2006	54	87	0
2004	41	100	0
2002	44	97	0
2000	47	100	0
1998	52	95	0
1996	45	102	0
1994	43	104	0
1992	58	89	0

Ohio[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Ohio state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	43	89	0
2018	47	85	0
2016	42	90	0
2014	44	88	0
2012	49	83	0
2010	50	82	0
2008	65	67	0
2006	58	74	0
2004	51	81	0
2002	48	84	0
2000	51	81	0
1998	52	80	0
1996	51	81	0
1994	56	76	0
1992	66	66	0

Oklahoma[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Oklahoma state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	28	121	0
2018	34	115	0
2016	32	117	0
2014	37	112	0
2012	41	108	0
2010	47	102	0
2008	62	87	0
2006	68	81	0
2004	70	79	0
2002	81	68	0
2000	83	66	0
1998	94	55	0
1996	98	51	0
1994	100	49	0
1992	106	43	0

Oregon[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Oregon state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	55	35	0
2018	56	34	0
2016	52	38	0
2014	53	37	0
2012	50	40	0
2010	46	44	0
2008	54	36	0
2006	48	40	2
2004	45	45	0
2002	40	50	0
2000	41	49	0
1998	37	52	1
1996	39	51	0
1994	37	53	0
1992	44	46	0

Pennsylvania[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Pennsylvania state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	111	141	1
2018	131	122	0
2016	98	155	0
2014	104	149	0
2012	116	137	0
2010	111	142	0
2008	125	128	0
2006	123	130	0
2004	113	140	0
2002	115	138	0
2000	119	134	0
1998	120	133	0
1996	119	134	0
1994	122	131	0
1992	130	123	0

Rhode Island[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Rhode Island state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	98	15	0
2018	99	14	0
2016	97	15	1
2014	95	16	2
2012	101	11	1
2010	94	18	1
2008	102	10	1
2006	93	20	0
2004	92	21	0
2002	95	17	1
2000	129	21	0
1998	128	21	1
1996	125	25	0
1994	124	26	0
1992	124	26	0

South Carolina[edit]

Note: This table tracks the post-election partisan breakdown of all South Carolina legislators based on the most recent general election in each chamber relative to each even-year election. The South Carolina State Senate holds elections every four years.

Post-election partisan balance of South Carolina state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	59	111	0
2018	62	108	0
2016	62	108	0
2014	64	105	1
2012	64	106	0
2010	67	102	1
2008	71	98	1
2006	70	100	0
2004	69	101	0
2002	73	97	0
2000	76	94	0
1998	85	84	1
1996	79	90	1
1994	88	78	4
1992	103	66	1

South Dakota[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of South Dakota state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	11	94	0
2018	16	89	0
2016	16	89	0
2014	20	85	0
2012	24	81	0
2010	24	80	1
2008	38	67	0
2006	35	70	0
2004	29	76	0
2002	31	74	0
2000	32	73	0
1998	31	74	0
1996	36	69	0
1994	40	64	1
1992	49	56	0

Tennessee[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Tennessee state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	32	100	0
2018	31	101	0
2016	30	102	0
2014	32	100	0
2012	34	97	1
2010	47	84	1
2008	63	69	0
2006	69	63	0
2004	69	63	0
2002	72	60	0
2000	75	57	0
1998	77	55	0
1996	79	53	0
1994	77	55	0
1992	82	50	0

Texas[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Texas state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	80	101	0
2018	79	102	0
2016	66	115	0
2014	63	118	0
2012	67	114	0
2010	63	117	1
2008	86	95	0
2006	80	101	0
2004	75	106	0
2002	74	107	0
2000	93	88	0
1998	94	87	0
1996	97	84	0
1994	106	75	0
1992	109	71	1

Utah[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Utah state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	23	81	0
2018	23	81	0
2016	18	86	0
2014	17	85	2
2012	19	85	0
2010	23	81	0
2008	30	74	0
2006	28	76	0
2004	27	77	0
2002	26	78	0
2000	33	71	0
1998	32	72	0
1996	29	75	0
1994	30	74	0
1992	37	67	0

Vermont[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Vermont state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	113	53	14
2018	117	49	14
2016	104	60	16
2014	105	62	13
2012	119	50	11
2010	116	56	8
2008	118	55	7
2006	116	56	8
2004	104	69	7
2002	89	84	7
2000	78	97	5
1998	94	79	7
1996	105	71	4
1994	98	79	3
1992	101	73	6

Virginia[edit]

Note: This table tracks the post-election partisan breakdown of all Virginia legislators based on the most recent general election in each chamber relative to each odd-year election. The Virginia State Senate holds elections every four years.

Post-election partisan balance of Virginia state legislature, 1993-2019
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2019	76	64	0
2017	68	72	0
2015	53	87	0
2013	53	87	0
2011	52	87	1
2009	60	78	2
2007	65	73	2
2005	55	82	3
2003	53	85	2
2001	50	88	2
1999	66	73	1
1997	70	69	1
1995	72	67	1
1993	74	65	1

Washington[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Washington state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	86	61	0
2018	86	61	0
2016	75	72	0
2014	74	72	1
2012	81	66	0
2010	84	63	0
2008	92	54	1
2006	95	52	0
2004	81	66	0
2002	76	71	0
2000	74	73	0
1998	77	70	0
1996	68	79	0
1994	65	82	0
1992	94	53	0

West Virginia[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of West Virginia state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	35	99	0
2018	55	79	0
2016	49	85	0
2014	52	82	0
2012	78	56	0
2010	92	42	0
2008	97	37	0
2006	95	39	0
2004	89	45	0
2002	92	42	0
2000	103	31	0
1998	104	30	0
1996	99	35	0
1994	95	39	0
1992	111	23	0

Wisconsin[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Wisconsin state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	50	82	0
2018	50	82	0
2016	48	84	0
2014	50	82	0
2012	54	78	0
2010	52	79	1
2008	70	61	1
2006	65	67	0
2004	53	79	0
2002	56	76	0
2000	61	71	0
1998	61	71	0
1996	64	68	0
1994	64	68	0
1992	70	62	0

Wyoming[edit]

Post-election partisan balance of Wyoming state legislature, 1992-2020
Year	Democratic	Republican	Other[1]
2020	9	79	2
2018	12	77	1
2016	11	79	0
2014	13	77	0
2012	12	78	0
2010	13	77	0
2008	26	64	0
2006	24	66	0
2004	21	69	0
2002	25	65	0
2000	24	66	0
1998	27	63	0
1996	26	64	0
1994	23	67	0
1992	29	61	0

See also[edit]

• Historical partisan composition of state legislatures
• Partisan composition of state legislatures
• Partisan composition of state senates
• Historical partisan composition of state senates
• Partisan composition of state houses
• Historical partisan composition of state houses

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