Partisan Control of State Legislatures, 1938-98
May 26, 1999
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* The 1994 legislative elections
triggered significant partisan turnover. * All columns do not add up to 50 because of Nebraska's nonpartisan, unicameral legislature; before 1972, Minnesota's legislature was also nonpartisan. Legislatures in Alaska and Hawaii are first counted in 1958. SOURCE: National Conference of State Legislatures |
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Vol. 18, Issue 39, Page 17
Published in Print: May 26, 1999, as Partisan Control of State Legislatures, 1938-98
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