State Houses 2010

[Nutmeg]

It matters a lot in states like New York, where if Republicans regain control of the State Senate (possible, though perhaps unlikely) or state house (longshot), the map will look very different than if the Democrats control those entities.

At 108-42 in the state Assembly caucuses, a R takeover would be more than a longshot.

[Nutmeg]

It matters a lot in states like New York, where if Republicans regain control of the State Senate (possible, though perhaps unlikely) or state house (longshot), the map will look very different than if the Democrats control those entities.

At 108-42 in the state Assembly caucuses, a R takeover would be more than a longshot.

By state house, I didn't mean the Assembly.  I meant the governor's mansion.  I should have so specified.

Oh, gotcha.  I wonder if the original post means governorships or state legislature control, now that you mention it.

[Nutmeg]

Nutmeg, why are you an independent now?

Always have been.