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Tied State Legislative Chambers: 1966-Present
As of January 2007
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Election Year |
State/Chamber |
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1966 |
Delaware Senate (9-9) |
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1970 |
Alaska Senate (10-10)
Michigan Senate (19-19) |
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1972 |
Michigan Senate (19-19)
South Dakota House (35-35) |
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1974 |
Wyoming Senate (15-15) |
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1976 |
Montana Senate (25-25)
North Dakota House (50-50) |
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1978 |
Minnesota House (67-67)
New Hampshire Senate (12-12)
Washington House (49-49) |
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1984 |
Montana House (50-50)
New Mexico Senate (21-21) |
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1986 |
Montana Senate (25-25)
New Mexico Senate (21-21) |
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1988 |
Indiana House (50-50) |
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1990 |
Alaska Senate (10-10)
Idaho Senate (21-21)
Vermont Senate (15-15) |
|
1992 |
Florida Senate (20-20)
Michigan House (55-55)
Pennsylvania Senate (25-25) |
|
1994 |
Nevada Assembly( 21-21) |
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1995 |
Virginia Senate (20-20) |
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1996 |
Indiana House (50-50) |
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1997* |
Virginia House (50-50) |
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1998 |
Washington House (49-49) |
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2000** |
Arizona Senate (15-15)
Maine Senate (17-17-1)
Washington House (49-49) |
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2001 |
New Jersey Senate (20-20) |
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2002 |
North Carolina House (60-60)
Oregon Senate (15-15) |
| 2004 |
Iowa Senate (25-25)
Montana House (50-50) |
| 2006 |
Oklahoma Senate (24-24) |
Notes:
* In the Virginia House, the party numbers actually were 50 D, 49 R and 1 I, but the Independent sat with the GOP caucus, tying the chamber.
** The Maine Senate has 35 members, so it technically cannot be tied; however, the Democratic and Republican caucuses were evenly split, and they negotiated a power sharing agreement.
For more information, contact the Legislative Management Program in the NCSL Denver Office (303) 364-7700.
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