How Many State House/Senate Leaders Lost their elections in 2016?

[mds32]

So far I have:
Speaker Stumbo (D-KY)
House Minority Leader Throne (D-WY)
Senate Minority Leader Hahn (R-MN)

http://trib.com/news/state-and-regional/govt-and-politics/wyoming-house-s-lead-democrat-throne-in-acrimonious-race-against/article_847521b9-c3f9-56e9-9ab0-8563a6d168d3.html

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Iowa Senate Majority Leader Mike Gronstal: http://whotv.com/2016/11/09/gronstal-ousted-republicans-gain-control-of-state-senate/

Minnesota Senate Minority Leader David Hann (pretty notable since Republicans appear to have retaken the state senate despite that loss): http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2016/11/17/senate-majority-leader-paul-gazelka/

[Pessimistic Antineutrino]

Hawaii Senate Minority Leader Sam Slom (if that even counts).

[100% pro-life no matter what]

Hawaii Senate Minority Leader Sam Slom (if that even counts).

Is the Hawaii Senate unanimous now?

[andrew_c]

Yes, it's 25D 0R.

[ag]

Yes, it's 25D 0R.

Hawaii should secede. It will be better off that way.

[Dr. Arch]

Yes, it's 25D 0R.

Absolute FS. The Republican party as it is deserves this.

[Vega]

Yes, it's 25D 0R.

There at least 5 Democrats who should be Republicans, though.

[publicunofficial]

Yes, it's 25D 0R.

There at least 5 Democrats who should be Republicans, though.

Yeah. Guys like Mike Gabbard would be Republicans if they could still win elections.

[Hifly]

I believe that both the North Dakota Senate and House Minority leaders lost their seats last week.

ND Democrats had a very unfortunate night- it's lucky that the state holds split elections otherwise they would have been almost completely obliterated.

I for one welcome the pipeline.

[Vega]

I believe that both the North Dakota Senate and House Minority leaders lost their seats last week.

ND Democrats had a very unfortunate night- it's lucky that the state holds split elections otherwise they would have been almost completely obliterated.

I for one welcome the pipeline.

Yeah, it's hard to imagine that 10 years ago it had an all Democratic Congressional and Senatorial delegation.

[Mr.Phips]

I believe that both the North Dakota Senate and House Minority leaders lost their seats last week.

ND Democrats had a very unfortunate night- it's lucky that the state holds split elections otherwise they would have been almost completely obliterated.

I for one welcome the pipeline.

Didn't Dems actually control a House of the  ND legislature at one point in the early 1990s?

[hopper]

I believe that both the North Dakota Senate and House Minority leaders lost their seats last week.

ND Democrats had a very unfortunate night- it's lucky that the state holds split elections otherwise they would have been almost completely obliterated.

I for one welcome the pipeline.

Didn't Dems actually control a House of the  ND legislature at one point in the early 1990s?

Yeah they controlled the State Senate by one seat from 1987-1988, 1991-1992, 1993-1994 Sessions and they also controlled the State Senate by 11 seats in the 1989-1990 Session.

The Republicans have controlled "The State House" forever except for the 1983-1984 Session, the 1977-1978 Session was tied with the Dems holding the Speakership and The Republicans holding "The Chair of The Appropriations Committee" but both parties spilt other committees besides "Appropriations". The Dems also held a 21 seat advantage in the 1965-1966 Session.