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State legislatures in 2024

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Before the 2023 state legislative elections, Democrats controlled 40 state legislative chambers, while Republicans controlled 57. In the Alaska House and Senate, there was a power-sharing agreement between the parties as part of a coalition. Following the elections, and going into 2024, Democrats controlled 41 chambers and Republicans controlled 56. The Alaska House and Senate maintained their power-sharing agreements.

Partisan control

State legislative elections, 2023
State Seats up Pre-election control Post-election control
Louisiana House: 105
Senate: 39		 Ends.png Republican
Ends.png Republican		 Ends.png Republican
Ends.png Republican
Mississippi House: 122
Senate: 52		 Ends.png Republican
Ends.png Republican		 Ends.png Republican
Ends.png Republican
New Jersey House: 80
Senate: 40		 Electiondot.png Democratic
Electiondot.png Democratic		 Electiondot.png Democratic
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Virginia House: 100
Senate: 40		 Ends.png Republican
Electiondot.png Democratic		 Electiondot.png Democratic
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