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State legislatures (view source)
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Four other states—Minnesota, North Carolina, Tennessee and Vermont—divide their time between two years.
Four other states—Minnesota, North Carolina, Tennessee and Vermont—divide their time between two years.
As of the beginning of 2011, state legislatures had the following compositions:<ref>http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/11/20/AR2010112003695.html</ref>
As of the beginning of 2011, state legislatures had the following compositions:<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/11/20/AR2010112003695.html</ref>
{{cquote|Republicans control 26 state legislatures, Democrats 17, and five have split control. In New York, officials are still determining who is in charge in the state Senate. Republicans control more legislatures than they have since 1952.}}
{{cquote|Republicans control 26 state legislatures, Democrats 17, and five have split control. In New York, officials are still determining who is in charge in the state Senate. Republicans control more legislatures than they have since 1952.}}