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The number of Democratic governors in the United States in 2025, including the outcomes of gubernatorial elections in New Jersey and Virginia.
depends on the metric: presidential voting margins, partisan control of governorships, state legislatures, or full trifecta control (governor plus both legislative chambers) each tell a different stor...
Across recent datasets, the pool of U.S. voters who are “independent,” “unaffiliated,” or have no party preference is roughly in the low‑to‑mid 30‑million range when measured by and represents a much ...
The Cook Partisan Voting Index () is a widely used metric that measures how strongly a congressional district or state leans Democratic or Republican relative to the national presidential vote; a labe...
There were 23 Democratic governors in the United States in 2025, a partisan tally reported by multiple nonpartisan trackers (MultiState, Ballotpedia) . The year also saw two high‑profile 2025 gubernat...
The supplied reporting establishes national party control of state legislatures going into — held the majority in far more chambers than (Republicans 57 chambers; Democrats 39 chambers) and, by multi-...
The produced modest but politically meaningful shifts: swept the two gubernatorial contests ( and ) and made net gains in a handful of state legislative chambers and special elections, while continued...
The answer depends on what “How many states are Democrats” is intended to measure: party trifectas (governor + both legislative chambers), Democratic control of state legislatures, or control of indiv...