Features of State Legislatures

Length of terms: Representatives • Senators How vacancies are filled in state legislatures States with a full-time legislature Legislatures with multi-member districts State legislatures with term limits Comparison of state legislative salaries When legislators assume office? State constitutions State legislative sessions State legislative walkouts Candidate requirements by state Resign-to-run laws Minority and coalition control of state legislative chambers Veto overrides in state legislatures

In the 49 state houses, there are 5,411 state representatives. (Nebraska has a only one branch and thus there is no House.)

As of December 3, 2021, 5,351 state representatives were affiliated with either the Democratic or Republican parties. This total is updated monthly.

Partisan balance of all 7,383 state legislative seats
Legislative chamber			[1]
State senates	861	1,091	20
State houses	2,439	2,912	60
Total:	3,300	4,003	80

The list below is every state representative currently in office, broken down by state.

Alabama

See also: Alabama House of Representatives

Alaska

See also: Alaska House of Representatives

Arizona

See also: Arizona House of Representatives

Arkansas

See also: Arkansas House of Representatives

California

See also: California State Assembly

Colorado

See also: Colorado House of Representatives

Connecticut

See also: Connecticut House of Representatives

Delaware

See also: Delaware House of Representatives

Florida

See also: Florida House of Representatives

Georgia

See also: Georgia House of Representatives

Hawaii

See also: Hawaii House of Representatives

Idaho

See also: Idaho House of Representatives

Illinois

See also: Illinois House of Representatives

Indiana

See also: Indiana House of Representatives

Iowa

See also: Iowa House of Representatives

Kansas

See also: Kansas House of Representatives

Kentucky

See also: Kentucky House of Representatives

Louisiana

See also: Louisiana House of Representatives

Maine

See also: Maine House of Representatives

Maryland

See also: Maryland House of Delegates

Massachusetts

See also: Massachusetts House of Representatives

Michigan

See also: Michigan House of Representatives

Minnesota

See also: Minnesota House of Representatives

Mississippi

See also: Mississippi House of Representatives

Missouri

See also: Missouri House of Representatives

Montana

See also: Montana House of Representatives

Nevada

See also: Nevada State Assembly

New Hampshire

See also: New Hampshire House of Representatives

New Jersey

See also: New Jersey State Assembly

New Mexico

See also: New Mexico House of Representatives

New York

See also: New York State Assembly

North Carolina

See also: North Carolina House of Representatives

North Dakota

See also: North Dakota House of Representatives

Ohio

See also: Ohio House of Representatives

Oklahoma

See also: Oklahoma House of Representatives

Oregon

See also: Oregon House of Representatives

Pennsylvania

See also: Pennsylvania House of Representatives

Rhode Island

See also: Rhode Island House of Representatives

South Carolina

See also: South Carolina House of Representatives

South Dakota

See also: South Dakota House of Representatives

Tennessee

See also: Tennessee House of Representatives

Texas

See also: Texas House of Representatives

Utah

See also: Utah House of Representatives

Vermont

See also: Vermont House of Representatives

Virginia

See also: Virginia House of Delegates

Washington

See also: Washington House of Representatives

West Virginia

See also: West Virginia House of Delegates

Wisconsin

See also: Wisconsin State Assembly

Wyoming

See also: Wyoming House of Representatives

See also

• State senators

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