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When will the divided government of the United States end? (search mode)

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Select which year and party will have a trifecta next

#1 2020 (GOP Trifecta)		3 (5.2%)
#2 2020 (DEM Trifecta)		24 (41.4%)
#3 2022 (GOP Trifecta)		0 (0%)
#4 2022 (DEM Trifecta)		4 (6.9%)
#5 2024 (GOP Trifecta)		5 (8.6%)
#6 2024 (DEM Trifecta)		20 (34.5%)
#7 2026 (GOP Trifecta)		1 (1.7%)
#8 2026 (DEM Trifecta)		1 (1.7%)

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Re: When will the divided government of the United States end?

« on: June 23, 2019, 10:11:04 PM »

I believe the House and Senate are pretty close to Safe D and Safe R in 2020. I don't see the House flipping back to the GOP as long as Trump is President, much like after 2010 when Obama was President.

If Trump wins in 2020, he'll have divided government until he leaves office. He'd probably have a Democratic House and Senate after 2022.

If a Democrat wins in 2020, he/she will likely have the House but not the Senate. He/She could lose the House in 2022.

2024 is the likeliest answer, due to there being a reset of sorts.

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