Legislatures of the 50 States

The current party composition of the 50 state legislatures is:

• 20 Republican Legislatures
• 20 Democratic Legislatures
• 9 Divided Legislatures
• 1 Non-Partisan Legislature

State	Name	Capital	Lower House			Upper House
			Name	Party Strengths	Term (Years)	Name	Party Strengths	Term (Years)
Alabama	Legislature	Montgomery	House of Representatives	D 63-42	4	Senate	D 25-10	4
Alaska	Legislature	Juneau	House of Representatives	R 26-14	2	Senate	R 12-8	4
Arizona	Legislature	Phoenix	House of Representatives	R 38-22	2	Senate	R 18-12	2
Arkansas	General Assembly	Little Rock	House of Representatives	D 72-28	2	Senate	D 27-8	4
California	Legislature	Sacramento	Assembly	D 48-32	2	Senate	D 25-15	4
Colorado	General Assembly	Denver	House of Representatives	D 33-32	2	Senate	D 18-17	4
Connecticut	General Assembly	Hartford	House of Representatives	D 99-52	2	Senate	D 24-12	2
Delaware	General Assembly	Dover	House of Representatives	R 26-15	2	Senate	D 13-8	4
Florida	Legislature	Tallahassee	House of Representatives	R 84-36	2	Senate	R 26-14	4
Georgia	General Assembly	Atlanta	House of Representatives	R 99-81	2	Senate	R 33-23	2
Hawaii	Legislature	Honolulu	House of Representatives	D 41-10	2	Senate	D 20-5	4
Idaho	Legislature	Boise	House of Representatives	R 57-13	2	Senate	R 28-7	2
Illinois	General Assembly	Springfield	House of Representatives	D 65-53	2	Senate	D 31-27 1 Ind.	4
Indiana	General Assembly	Indianapolis	House of Representatives	R 52-48	2	Senate	R 33-17	4
Iowa	General Assembly	Des Moines	House of Representatives	R 51-49	2	Senate	D 25-25	4
Kansas	Legislature	Topeka	House of Representatives	R 83-42	2	Senate	R 30-10	4
Kentucky	General Assembly	Frankfort	House of Representatives	D 57-43	2	Senate	R 23-15	4
Louisiana	Legislature	Baton Rouge	House of Representatives	D 68-36 1 Ind.	4	Senate	D 26-13	4
Maine	Legislature	Augusta	House of Representatives	D 76-73 3 Ind. 1 Green	2	Senate	D 18-17	2
Maryland	General Assembly	Annapolis	House of Delegates	D 98-43	4	Senate	D 33-14	4
Massachusetts	General Court	Boston	House of Representatives	D 138-21 1 Ind.	2	Senate	D 34-6	2
Michigan	Legislature	Lansing	House of Representatives	R 58-52	2	Senate	R 22-16	4
Minnesota	Legislature	St Paul	House of Representatives	R 68-66	2	Senate	D 35-31 1 Ind.	4
Mississippi	Legislature	Jackson	House of Representatives	D 75-47	4	Senate	D 28-24	4
Missouri	General Assembly	Jefferson City	House of Representatives	R 97-66	2	Senate	R 23-11	4
Montana	Legislature	Helena	House of Representatives	D 50-50	2	Senate	D 27-23	4
Nebraska	Legislature	Lincoln	Abolished in 1934			Senate	49	4
Nevada	Legislature	Carson City	Assembly	D 26-16	2	Senate	R 12-9	4
New Hampshire	General Court	Concord	House of Representatives	R 252-148	2	Senate	R 16-8	2
New Jersey	Legislature	Trenton	General Assembly	D 47-33	2	Senate	D 22-18	4
New Mexico	Legislature	Santa Fe	House of Representatives	D 42-28	2	Senate	D 23-19	4
New York	Legislature	Albany	Assembly	D 104-46	2	Senate	R 34-27	2
North Carolina	General Assembly	Raleigh	House of Representatives	D 63-57	2	Senate	D 29-21	2
North Dakota	Legislative Assembly	Bismarck	House of Representatives	R 67-27	4	Senate	R 32-15	4
Ohio	General Assembly	Columbus	House of Representatives	R 60-39	2	Senate	R 22-11	4
Oklahoma	Legislature	Oklahoma City	House of Representatives	R 57-44	2	Senate	D 26-22	4
Oregon	Legislative Assembly	Salem	House of Representatives	R 33-27	2	Senate	D 18-12	4
Pennsylvania	General Assembly	Harrisburg	House of Representatives	R 110-93	2	Senate	R 30-20	4
Rhode Island	General Assembly	Providence	House of Representatives	D 59-16	2	Senate	D 33-5	2
South Carolina	General Assembly	Columbia	House of Representatives	R 74-50	2	Senate	R 27-19	4
South Dakota	Legislature	Pierre	House of Representatives	R 51-19	2	Senate	R 25-10	2
Tennessee	General Assembly	Nashville	House of Representatives	D 53-46	2	Senate	R 17-16	4
Texas	Legislature	Austin	House of Representatives	R 87-63	2	Senate	R 19-12	4
Utah	Legislature	Salt Lake City	House of Representatives	R 56-19	2	Senate	R 21-8	4
Vermont	General Assembly	Montpelier	House of Representatives	D 83-60 6 Prog. 1 Ind.	2	Senate	D 21-9	2
Virginia	General Assembly	Richmond	House of Delegates	R 61-37 2 Ind.	2	Senate	R 24-16	4
Washington	Legislature	Olympia	House of Representatives	D 55-43	2	Senate	D 26-23	4
West Virginia	Legislature	Charleston	House of Delegates	D 68-32	2	Senate	D 21-13	4
Wisconsin	Legislature	Madison	House of Representatives	R 60-39	2	Senate	R 19-14	4
Wyoming	Legislature	Cheyenne	House of Representatives	R 46-14	2	Senate	R 23-7	4

Notes:

• The Party Strengths column indicates the number of seats belonging to the two largest parties, Democratic Party and the Republican Party. "D" indicates a Democratic majority, while "R" indicates a Republican one.
• In the few cases where minor parties are represented, the following abbreviations are used: "Green" (Green Party), "Prog." (Progressive Party) and "Ind." (Independent or Unaffiliated). Furthermore "Vac." indicates a vacancy.
• Nebraska's legislature is non-partisan; the state Senators do not officially affiliate with political parties.