US EditionRepublican supermajority unchanged in Tennessee Statehouse but Democrats don't give up ground
- Tennessee's Republican legislative supermajority will continue unchanged, holding 75 out of 99 House seats as Democrats failed to win any additional seats.
- In the Senate, Republicans maintain 27 members, with Democrats holding only six, reflecting a lack of growth for the minority party.
- Despite Republican electoral victories nationally, some Democratic officials expressed relief that their party did not lose seats in the state legislature.
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Republican supermajority unchanged in Tennessee Statehouse but Democrats don't give up ground
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee’s Republican legislative supermajority will remain unchanged after Democrats failed to flip seats in a handful of competitive races, but the minority party didn’t give up any ground, either. Unofficial election results show that Republicans will continue to hold 75 out of the 99 seats inside the House chamber, the same amount the GOP held before Tuesday. Over in the Senate, Republicans will have 27 members while…
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