Washington may be divided, but one party rule is common in most states

Just because Congress is poised for gridlock doesn't mean all legislative bodies are stuck. That’s because more and more states are experiencing one-party rule. This "government trifecta" is when one political party controls the governor's office, the state Senate and the state House. #washington #onepartyrule #scrippsnews
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[@herondelatorre4023]

You made a mistake. You say that Alaska is one of those states that's divided. However, the state GOP controls the governorship and both houses of the state legislature.

[@jaredsykes2658]

Just looked it up, interestingly enough, while there are more Reps in the Alaska state senate, 8 of them have joined the 9 Dems to form a Dem-led coalition, with 3 other Reps in the minority
Edit: so it's sort of 1 party rule, but also sort of not

[@herondelatorre4023]

@Jared Sykes Oh Ok I see. Thank you for that information.

[@joshuaphillips755]

Interesting framing....