# US50.org — State of America > A National Data System publication for state-to-state comparison: 31 demographic rankings, state profiles, side-by-side comparisons, and separately sourced governor, U.S. Senate, U.S. House, and state legislature maps and member directories for all 50 states. Canonical public website: https://us50.org Guide updated: November 6, 2026. **Start with a state. Follow a question.** US50.org — State of America is a National Data System publication. America’s Economic Breathing Room is its first demographic edition: 31 separate questions about income, housing, work, health coverage, support, and people. Choose a state, explore a question-led ranking, compare two states, and create a free link to the exact page. Each measure describes its own subject; there is no overall best-state score. **Know the source and the period.** Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 ACS 5-Year Estimates. The reference period is 2020–2024. The publisher-supplied 2024 ACS State Demographics file is the authority for state demographic values. These estimates are not a live reading of today’s economy. The main rankings contain 50 states. Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico are additional context in demographic profiles and comparisons. State findings describe their state geography; they do not establish ZIP- or ZCTA-level findings. **Read what the number actually measures.** Counts answer how many, rather than what proportion. Unemployed residents are a count, not an unemployment rate. Higher does not automatically mean better. Each ranking states its unit and default order; equal values share a competition rank. Median household income, mean household income, and per capita income answer different questions. Income and rent alone do not establish disposable income, purchasing power, or a household budget. The rent field’s original label and limitations are retained in the methodology. The middle of the states is an unweighted median of 50 state values. The calculated uninsured share uses uninsured divided by insured plus uninsured. A comparison difference is the first state minus the second. These calculations use the direct state inputs. The supplied extract lacks exact Census variable mappings and margins of error. Its housing totals do not reconcile with occupied plus vacant units. Values are preserved, the limitations are disclosed, and no vacancy rate is inferred. **Distinguish officeholders from election projections.** The governors section covers the 50 states. Its current-officeholder map is a dated snapshot sourced to the National Governors Association. Election projections use separately linked reports of race calls; governor identities and election outcomes do not come from ACS. The 2027 page shows the expected roster after the 2026 election transitions. A projected winner is not yet a certified result or an inaugurated governor. Unresolved races remain unassigned. Continuing officeholders have no regular 2026 gubernatorial election; their inclusion is not a forecast of later 2027 elections or future vacancies. The governors pages are checked publication snapshots, not a live election feed. Use each row’s source and the displayed check date when interpreting or quoting it. **Follow congressional seats and their transitions.** The Senate maps show both seats in each state, with 100 seat records. Equal map halves represent two seats, not population, land, vote share, or a winner-take-all state. The after roster distinguishes AP-called winners, continuing senators, unresolved races, and appointment-pending successors. The Senate after view describes the roster after the 2026 election and governor transitions. Governors-elect Amy Klobuchar and Marsha Blackburn are expected to leave their Senate seats. Their successors and successor parties remain unassigned until verified appointments are known. This differs from a January 3-only roster or a headline that assumes the seats retain a party. The House maps cover all 435 voting districts, excluding non-voting delegates. Current names, parties, vacancies, and caucuses come from the Clerk’s official roster. Expected members use explicit AP calls in the frozen NPR data, not candidate leads. The after House snapshot contains 381 called races and 54 unresolved races. Before House maps use 119th Congressional boundaries; after maps use the applicable 2026 election plans. Nine states redrew districts. Matching district numbers do not imply unchanged territory or the same incumbent constituency. Missouri retains the prior plan because Census warns its 120th TIGER product has not yet been corrected after the new plan was blocked. Party affiliation is different from caucus alignment. Independent senators King and Sanders caucus with Democrats; Independent House member Kevin Kiley caucuses with Republicans in the current official snapshot. Unknown appointees receive no presumed affiliation or caucus. Congressional identities and election outcomes are separate from ACS demographics. District shapes are used for representation maps only; the site does not infer district or ZIP demographic estimates from state records. These are dated checked snapshots, not a live results service. **Use the Consumer Magazine reporting guide for all fifty states.** The homepage places A Reporting Guide for All Fifty States with the Consumer Magazine cover feature. Its six question groups cover election and governing power, household affordability, jobs and businesses, trade and visitors, opportunity and belonging, and accountability. The questions apply to states with continuing governors as well as states electing new leaders. The guide links to US50.org, BEA consumer spending by state, and International Trade Administration state trade data as starting points. Its questions call for dated evidence, inflation context, varied viewpoints, and careful causal claims; they are reporting prompts rather than new numerical findings. **Choose a state legislature from the national map.** District maps are published for Texas, Massachusetts, Nebraska, Utah, Colorado, North Carolina, New York, California, Florida, Georgia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, Maine, Iowa, Wyoming, Ohio, Alaska, Hawaii, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Nevada, Oregon, Montana, Washington, Idaho, Arizona, New Mexico, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Nebraska has 49 unicameral seats; Utah has 75 House and 29 Senate seats; Colorado has 65 House and 35 Senate seats. Each current view displays its own checked date and official serving sources, without assigning assumed 2027 election winners. North Carolina adds 120 House and 50 Senate district seats. New York adds 150 Assembly and 63 Senate seats. Official current-member records and current serving district plans are checked separately; these views do not assign 2027 members. North Carolina preserves Unaffiliated as its own official member label. New York Senate records retain every party listed by the official directory; the first listed party determines map color and the full affiliation remains in the table. New York Assembly identities come from its official directory; party affiliations come from the official state geospatial service after matching the current identities. Separate affiliation-source links are supplied. California adds 80 Assembly and 40 Senate district seats with official current rosters, verified vacancies, and separately sourced legislative boundaries. Its current-member snapshot is checked November 5, 2026, Central Time. Florida has 120 House and 40 Senate districts. Its official active rosters cover 2026–2028, reflecting Florida’s election-time term transition. Georgia has 180 House and 56 Senate districts, with its 2025–2026 serving roster kept separate from the next term. Colorado’s existing 65 House and 35 Senate records were rechecked against the latest official directory; all 100 identities and affiliations match. New Jersey has 40 Senate members and 80 General Assembly member seats in 40 shared legislative districts. Selecting an Assembly district shows both members; striped districts have members with different affiliations. Party totals count member seats. Pennsylvania has 203 House and 50 Senate seats; Delaware has 41 House and 21 Senate seats. Active official rosters and term dates are documented separately for each state. Connecticut has 151 House and 36 Senate seats; Rhode Island has 75 House and 38 Senate seats. Vermont has 150 House seats in 109 districts and 30 Senate seats in 16 districts. Multi-member districts show every representative, with one stripe per member seat when affiliations differ. Vermont retains the official ordered compound party labels in its member records; grouping follows the first listed affiliation. Maine has 151 voting House districts and 35 Senate districts. Its separate tribal representation records are listed below the House directory with official sources and non-voting status; they are not assigned voting-district polygons or added to map party totals. Independent and Unenrolled remain distinct source labels. Each page documents the active term and verified vacancy status. Iowa has 100 House and 50 Senate seats, with current-serving membership kept distinct from the next term. Wyoming has 62 House and 31 Senate seats. Early future-office recoding in Wyoming’s API is reconciled with official current-term seating records and term dates; the affected seats carry explicit evidence notes. The District of Columbia has its own Council entry alongside the 50 states. It is a federal district, not a state with a House and Senate. Its 13 Council seats comprise eight ward seats, four at-large seats, and the Chairman. Ward and Districtwide map views distinguish constituencies; the five districtwide seats are not assigned to individual wards. Current members, explicit vacancies, affiliation sources, and checked dates remain separate from future election winners. Ohio has 99 House and 33 Senate districts on the current 2023 state legislative plan. Alaska has 40 House districts and 20 lettered Senate districts, with all Aleutian and offshore display components retained. Alaska party affiliation is distinct from coalition membership, and its official Not Affiliated labels remain distinct from Independent. North Dakota has 94 House member seats across 48 geographic districts and subdistricts, plus 47 Senate districts. Forty-six House districts each return two representatives; subdistricts 4A and 4B return one each. The current serving plan uses a unified District 9. Selecting a shared district shows both representatives, and party totals count member seats. Hawaii has 51 House and 25 Senate districts. Its pages are explicitly an outgoing 2025–2026 pre-election roster baseline, with a prominent notice that post-election membership awaits verification. Rechecked November 6, 2026: Hawaii terms changed on November 3, and the available official rosters do not yet establish the new membership. No vote lead or candidate list is substituted for serving-member verification. Baseline dates and context also appear in the CSV and public JSON. Oklahoma adds 101 House and 48 Senate districts with official serving sources and explicit vacancies. Regular legislative terms begin November 18, 2026; the serving roster is kept distinct from incoming election winners. Utah’s existing 75 House and 29 Senate maps are rechecked against fresh official sources. Nevada has 42 Assembly and 21 Senate districts. New terms began November 4, 2026, the day after the general election. Available directories still describe the outgoing terms, so its pages are explicitly a 2025–2026 pre-election baseline through November 3. Page notices, tables and CSV context preserve that date; no incomplete election results establish serving membership. Oregon has 60 House and 30 Senate districts; Montana has 100 House and 50 Senate districts. Washington has 98 House member seats in 49 shared districts and 49 senators. Selecting a Washington House district shows both representatives, with any mixed affiliations shown in equal seat shares. Legal boundaries are checked independently of serving-member affiliations, including Washington’s court-remedial plan. Idaho has 70 House member seats in 35 shared districts and 35 senators; Arizona has 60 House seats in 30 shared districts and 30 senators. Each shared House district shows both representatives and counts affiliations by member seat. New Mexico has 70 House and 42 Senate seats. Resignations are checked separately from stale directory entries and future election results; assessed vacancies have explicit evidence notes and no assigned successor. Maryland has 141 delegates in 71 House districts and subdistricts, plus 47 Senate districts. Michigan has 110 House and 38 Senate seats; Minnesota has 134 House and 67 Senate seats; Wisconsin has 99 Assembly and 33 Senate seats. Maryland shared districts retain all member seats, and Minnesota House district keys retain their A/B identifiers. Each page links its own roster, legal plan, and source limitations. Minnesota member labels preserve Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL). Shared map colors and affiliation totals group DFL with Democratic; individual member records retain the official wording. Wisconsin pages explain how current numbered district links relate to senators still serving terms won under earlier boundaries. Michigan current Senate maps are distinguished from the separate 2027 plan. Louisiana has 105 House and 39 Senate districts; Mississippi has 122 House and 52 Senate districts; South Carolina has 124 House and 46 Senate districts; Virginia has 100 House of Delegates and 40 Senate districts. Serving-member and vacancy evidence is verified independently from boundary files. These pages do not assign unqualified election winners or use GIS political attributes as member authority. Louisiana Senate plan changes effective in 2026 are checked against the current official legal source. Mississippi’s October 2026 Secretary of State directive and retained court order restore its 2022 legislative boundaries; current chamber composition is checked separately. South Carolina uses the applicable settlement-revised House plan, and Virginia state legislative plans remain distinct from congressional disputes. West Virginia has 100 single-member House districts and 34 senators in 17 shared Senate districts. South Dakota has 70 House members across 37 mapped districts, including the single-member 26A, 26B, 28A and 28B subdistricts, and 35 Senate districts. Shared districts retain every member seat and show affiliation stripes where needed. New Hampshire has 400 House seats in 203 named districts and 24 Senate seats. The House map separates 164 local districts and 39 overlapping floterial districts into selectable layers. Selecting a district or member opens its correct layer; all 400 seats remain in one sourced directory. Statewide totals include both layers. Alabama has 105 House and 35 Senate seats. Its official site says the November 3 results have not yet been incorporated, while the legal term transition occurred November 4. Its pages therefore show an explicit outgoing baseline through November 3 with matching dated boundaries, without treating unverified successors as current members. State legislative plan litigation is checked separately from congressional maps. Indiana terms changed the day after the November 3 general election. Its available official directories do not establish a complete qualified new roster, so the outgoing 2025–2026 roster is explicitly dated. Tennessee official directories and individual profiles establish the new 115th General Assembly after its election-day term transition; the later organization and oath date is documented separately. A retained Tennessee speaker row is not counted as an additional Senate district seat. Illinois has 118 House and 59 Senate districts; Indiana has 100 House and 50 Senate districts; Kentucky has 100 House and 38 Senate districts; Tennessee has 99 House and 33 Senate districts. Each page distinguishes serving records from an outgoing dated baseline. Election results alone do not establish qualified new-term membership. State legislative boundaries and roster evidence are verified separately. Kansas has 125 House and 40 Senate districts; Missouri has 163 House and 34 Senate districts; Arkansas has 100 House and 35 Senate districts. Current member sources and legal state legislative plans are checked separately. Vacancies stay unassigned, and November election winners are not substituted for serving members before their terms begin. Congressional boundary litigation is kept separate from these state legislative maps. The Hawaii map starts on the main Hawaiian islands, with an explicit view notice. All of Hawaii and Northwestern-island-chain views retain the full source geography. Island, city and district zoom controls expose small constituencies without dropping remote components. Member searches and filters sit above the maps beside the district controls. Typing a name or district shows matching results there; selecting a result updates the map without requiring a trip to the table. The full sourced directory remains below. Nebraska is shown as an officially nonpartisan chamber, without inferring personal party registration. Utah retains the official Forward affiliation and a verified House vacancy as distinct categories. Source notes explain roster changes and boundary plans. The State Legislatures directory links all 50 states from a clickable U.S. map and an alphabetical directory. Each state has a landing page and appropriately named chamber links. Nebraska has one unicameral legislature; it does not receive a fabricated House and Senate pair. All 50 state legislatures have published district maps and member directories across 99 chambers. Texas also has separate election-transition views. Dated outgoing baselines are explicitly marked where post-election membership remains unverified. Page-specific notes preserve shared member districts, named subdistricts, official affiliation wording, and legal-boundary limitations. Nebraska has one unicameral chamber. The separate District of Columbia Council entry covers wards and districtwide seats. National index shading indicates publication status, not party control. All 99 substantive state chamber pages are included in the sitemap. Every state landing page links to its chambers and back to the national legislature index. District and member records retain their separate primary-source evidence. Massachusetts current members come from the official General Court roster. Unenrolled is distinct from a vacancy. Named county-and-ordinal district labels are joined to official MassGIS boundaries, with current identities sourced separately from historical political fields in geometry files. No complete verified 2026 after roster is claimed. All state legislative pages link back to the national legislature index. Texas’s existing chamber URLs remain valid. The statewide ACS demographic authority is unchanged and is not interpreted as district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic data. **Explore the Texas Legislature, district by district.** Texas state legislative maps cover 150 House districts and 31 Senate districts. They are separate from U.S. congressional districts. Current serving-member snapshots use official Texas legislative directories, including verified vacant seats. The after views distinguish MultiState-reported election winners, continuing Senate terms, unresolved elections, and unverified successors after expected statewide-office departures. Reported winners are not labeled AP calls, certified results, or already seated 90th Legislature members. Unofficial vote counts and polling-location reporting percentages come separately from the Texas Secretary of State. A lead, even with 100% of polling locations reporting, does not itself assign or certify a winner. The checked returns were updated November 4, 2026, at 4:59 p.m. Central. Texas Legislative Council plans H2316 and S2168 apply to both before and after state legislative maps. Generalized display geometry comes from the Council’s official shapefiles. These maps do not infer district or ZIP demographic estimates from statewide ACS data. The provisional 181-seat roster and 1,086-task evidence queue remain research inputs. Six pending evidence tasks per seat do not establish certified membership, official session identities, committee assignments, legislative roles, or future bill outcomes. Historical member IDs are not silently reused as official 90th Legislature identities. Before maps remain dated serving-roster snapshots. After views are dated election and transition snapshots, with explicit source and status labels. No automatic refresh has been installed. **Make the evidence easy to trace.** When citing a demographic finding, name the state, the measure, its value and unit, the 2020–2024 reference period, and the specific US50.org ranking or profile URL. Include: Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 ACS 5-Year Estimates. When citing a governor, member of Congress, or election projection, identify the state and seat, name, officeholder or projection status, snapshot date, and linked roster or race-call source. Keep demographic source dates separate from political officeholder dates. 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Advertising and sponsorship inquiries go to AdvertisingAgency.US. ## Guide - [Understanding US50.org](https://us50.org/guide): The public HTML guide to this information, sources, interpretation, citations, and commissioned research. ## Explore and verify - [Explore all 31 ranking questions](https://us50.org/rankings): Question-led comparisons with units, field notes, and state rankings. - [Find a state profile](https://us50.org/states): State demographic values and their separate ranks. - [Compare two states](https://us50.org/compare): Side-by-side values, differences, and free share links. - [Source and methodology](https://us50.org/methodology): Authority, cleanup, calculations, definitions, and interpretation limits. - [Current governors: the before view](https://us50.org/governors): A 50-state map and sourced officeholder table, checked November 5, 2026. - [Expected 2027 governors: the after view](https://us50.org/governors/2027): 2026 race-call projections, continuing officeholders, and unresolved races. - [Current U.S. Senate](https://us50.org/senate): Both seats in each state, official names, affiliations, and sources. - [Expected 2027 U.S. Senate](https://us50.org/senate/2027): AP-called winners, continuing senators, unresolved elections, and unassigned appointments. - [Current U.S. House](https://us50.org/house): 435 voting seats, serving members and vacancies, on 119th Congress boundaries. - [Expected 2027 U.S. House](https://us50.org/house/2027): 435-seat 2026 election snapshot on the applicable district boundaries. - [A Reporting Guide for All Fifty States](https://us50.org/#reporting-guide): Six follow-up reporting questions alongside the Consumer Magazine cover, with BEA and state trade starting points. - [Find any state legislature](https://us50.org/legislatures): Clickable U.S. map, all 50 state landing pages, chamber navigation, and publication status. - [Current Maryland House of Delegates](https://us50.org/legislatures/maryland/house): 141 member seats with dated official roster evidence and separately verified district-boundary sources. - [Current Maryland Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/maryland/senate): 47 member seats with dated official roster evidence and separately verified district-boundary sources. - [Current Michigan House](https://us50.org/legislatures/michigan/house): 110 member seats with dated official roster evidence and separately verified district-boundary sources. - [Current Michigan Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/michigan/senate): 38 member seats with dated official roster evidence and separately verified district-boundary sources. - [Current Minnesota House](https://us50.org/legislatures/minnesota/house): 134 member seats with dated official roster evidence and separately verified district-boundary sources. - [Current Minnesota Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/minnesota/senate): 67 member seats with dated official roster evidence and separately verified district-boundary sources. - [Current Wisconsin Assembly](https://us50.org/legislatures/wisconsin/house): 99 member seats with dated official roster evidence and separately verified district-boundary sources. - [Current Wisconsin Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/wisconsin/senate): 33 member seats with dated official roster evidence and separately verified district-boundary sources. - [Current Louisiana House](https://us50.org/legislatures/louisiana/house): 105 district seats with official member evidence, explicit status notes and separately verified legal boundaries. - [Current Louisiana Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/louisiana/senate): 39 district seats with official member evidence, explicit status notes and separately verified legal boundaries. - [Current Mississippi House](https://us50.org/legislatures/mississippi/house): 122 district seats with official member evidence, explicit status notes and separately verified legal boundaries. - [Current Mississippi Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/mississippi/senate): 52 district seats with official member evidence, explicit status notes and separately verified legal boundaries. - [Current South Carolina House](https://us50.org/legislatures/south-carolina/house): 124 district seats with official member evidence, explicit status notes and separately verified legal boundaries. - [Current South Carolina Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/south-carolina/senate): 46 district seats with official member evidence, explicit status notes and separately verified legal boundaries. - [Current Virginia House of Delegates](https://us50.org/legislatures/virginia/house): 100 district seats with official member evidence, explicit status notes and separately verified legal boundaries. - [Current Virginia Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/virginia/senate): 40 district seats with official member evidence, explicit status notes and separately verified legal boundaries. - [Current West Virginia House of Delegates](https://us50.org/legislatures/west-virginia/house): 100 member seats with separately sourced boundaries and dated official roster evidence. - [Current West Virginia Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/west-virginia/senate): 34 member seats with separately sourced boundaries and dated official roster evidence. - [Current New Hampshire House](https://us50.org/legislatures/new-hampshire/house): 400 member seats with separately sourced boundaries and dated official roster evidence. - [Current New Hampshire Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/new-hampshire/senate): 24 member seats with separately sourced boundaries and dated official roster evidence. - [Current South Dakota House](https://us50.org/legislatures/south-dakota/house): 70 member seats with separately sourced boundaries and dated official roster evidence. - [Current South Dakota Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/south-dakota/senate): 35 member seats with separately sourced boundaries and dated official roster evidence. - [Alabama House: outgoing baseline](https://us50.org/legislatures/alabama/house): 105 member seats with separately sourced boundaries and dated official roster evidence. - [Alabama Senate: outgoing baseline](https://us50.org/legislatures/alabama/senate): 35 member seats with separately sourced boundaries and dated official roster evidence. - [Current Illinois House](https://us50.org/legislatures/illinois/house): 118 districts with official serving-member and district-boundary sources. - [Current Illinois Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/illinois/senate): 59 districts with official serving-member and district-boundary sources. - [Indiana House: 2025–2026 baseline](https://us50.org/legislatures/indiana/house): 100 districts with the dated outgoing roster and explicit post-election verification notice. - [Indiana Senate: 2025–2026 baseline](https://us50.org/legislatures/indiana/senate): 50 districts with the dated outgoing roster and explicit post-election verification notice. - [Current Kentucky House](https://us50.org/legislatures/kentucky/house): 100 districts with official serving-member and district-boundary sources. - [Current Kentucky Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/kentucky/senate): 38 districts with official serving-member and district-boundary sources. - [Current Tennessee House](https://us50.org/legislatures/tennessee/house): 99 districts with the official new-term roster and separately sourced legal boundaries. - [Current Tennessee Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/tennessee/senate): 33 districts with the official new-term roster and separately sourced legal boundaries. - [Current Kansas House](https://us50.org/legislatures/kansas/house): 125 districts with sourced serving members and explicit vacancy evidence. - [Current Kansas Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/kansas/senate): 40 districts with sourced serving members and explicit vacancy evidence. - [Current Missouri House](https://us50.org/legislatures/missouri/house): 163 districts with sourced serving members and explicit vacancy evidence. - [Current Missouri Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/missouri/senate): 34 districts with sourced serving members and explicit vacancy evidence. - [Current Arkansas House](https://us50.org/legislatures/arkansas/house): 100 districts with sourced serving members and explicit vacancy evidence. - [Current Arkansas Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/arkansas/senate): 35 districts with sourced serving members and explicit vacancy evidence. - [Current Idaho House](https://us50.org/legislatures/idaho/house): 70 House seats in 35 shared districts, with both positions shown. - [Current Idaho Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/idaho/senate): 35 districts and serving-member sources. - [Current Arizona House](https://us50.org/legislatures/arizona/house): 60 House seats in 30 shared districts with all representatives shown. - [Current Arizona Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/arizona/senate): 30 districts with current affiliations and official sources. - [Current New Mexico House](https://us50.org/legislatures/new-mexico/house): 70 House seats with explicit vacancy evidence and official sources. - [Current New Mexico Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/new-mexico/senate): 42 districts with serving-member affiliations and source links. - [Current Oregon House](https://us50.org/legislatures/oregon/house): 60 districts with official serving-member sources. - [Current Oregon Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/oregon/senate): 30 districts with current members and official sources. - [Current Montana House](https://us50.org/legislatures/montana/house): 100 districts on the current legislative plan with member sources. - [Current Montana Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/montana/senate): 50 districts with serving members and official sources. - [Current Washington House](https://us50.org/legislatures/washington/house): 98 member seats in 49 shared districts, with both representatives shown. - [Current Washington Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/washington/senate): 49 districts on the current state legislative plan with serving-member sources. - [Current Oklahoma House](https://us50.org/legislatures/oklahoma/house): 101 districts, serving-member sources and explicit vacancy records. - [Current Oklahoma Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/oklahoma/senate): 48 state Senate districts with sourced member and vacancy records. - [Nevada Assembly: 2025–2026 baseline](https://us50.org/legislatures/nevada/house): 42 districts and the dated outgoing roster; new-term membership awaits verification. - [Nevada Senate: 2025–2026 baseline](https://us50.org/legislatures/nevada/senate): 21 districts with explicit baseline dates and official sources. - [Current North Dakota House](https://us50.org/legislatures/north-dakota/house): Sourced House representatives, shared districts and single-member subdistricts. - [Current North Dakota Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/north-dakota/senate): District maps, serving-member sources and a downloadable directory. - [Current Ohio House](https://us50.org/legislatures/ohio/house): 99 districts with sourced current members and explicit vacancies. - [Current Ohio Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/ohio/senate): 33 districts on the current state plan with official member sources. - [Current Alaska House](https://us50.org/legislatures/alaska/house): 40 districts, current affiliations and full Aleutian geography with regional zooms. - [Current Alaska Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/alaska/senate): 20 lettered districts with serving members and official sources. - [Hawaii House: 2025–2026 baseline](https://us50.org/legislatures/hawaii/house): 51 districts and the outgoing official roster; post-election membership verification pending. - [Hawaii Senate: 2025–2026 baseline](https://us50.org/legislatures/hawaii/senate): 25 districts with explicit pre-election context and full island-chain navigation. - [Current Iowa House](https://us50.org/legislatures/iowa/house): 100 districts, sourced current members and explicit vacancy status. - [Current Iowa Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/iowa/senate): 50 districts with current-term members and official sources. - [Current Wyoming House](https://us50.org/legislatures/wyoming/house): 62 districts with current-term evidence and explained future-office API recoding. - [Current Wyoming Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/wyoming/senate): 31 districts, current-serving senators and documented term boundaries. - [District of Columbia Council](https://us50.org/legislatures/district-of-columbia): Eight wards, four at-large seats and the Chairman, clearly separated from the 50 state legislatures. - [Current Connecticut House](https://us50.org/legislatures/connecticut/house): 151 districts with sourced current members. - [Current Connecticut Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/connecticut/senate): 36 state Senate districts with sourced current members. - [Current Rhode Island House](https://us50.org/legislatures/rhode-island/house): 75 districts with sourced current members. - [Current Rhode Island Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/rhode-island/senate): 38 state Senate districts with sourced current members. - [Current Vermont House](https://us50.org/legislatures/vermont/house): 150 member seats in 109 named districts, with all representatives and full affiliations. - [Current Vermont Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/vermont/senate): 30 member seats in 16 districts, including multi-member representation. - [Current Maine House](https://us50.org/legislatures/maine/house): 151 voting districts plus a separate sourced table of non-voting tribal representation. - [Current Maine Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/maine/senate): 35 state Senate districts with sourced current members. - [Current New Jersey General Assembly](https://us50.org/legislatures/new-jersey/house): 80 member seats in 40 districts, with both representatives and split-party shading. - [Current New Jersey Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/new-jersey/senate): 40 districts and the official serving-member snapshot. - [Current Pennsylvania House](https://us50.org/legislatures/pennsylvania/house): 203 districts and sourced current members. - [Current Pennsylvania Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/pennsylvania/senate): 50 districts and the official serving-member snapshot. - [Current Delaware House](https://us50.org/legislatures/delaware/house): 41 districts and sourced current members. - [Current Delaware Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/delaware/senate): 21 districts and the official serving-member snapshot. - [Current Florida House](https://us50.org/legislatures/florida/house): 120 districts and the official active-term member roster. - [Current Florida Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/florida/senate): 40 state Senate districts and official 2026–2028 members. - [Current Georgia House](https://us50.org/legislatures/georgia/house): 180 districts with sourced serving members and explicit vacancy status. - [Current Georgia Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/georgia/senate): 56 districts and the official serving-member snapshot. - [Colorado General Assembly](https://us50.org/legislatures/colorado): 65 House and 35 Senate districts rechecked against the current official roster. - [Current California Assembly](https://us50.org/legislatures/california/house): 80 districts with current members, explicit vacancies, and official sources. - [Current California Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/california/senate): 40 state Senate districts and the serving-member snapshot. - [Current North Carolina House](https://us50.org/legislatures/north-carolina/house): 120 districts with current members and linked official sources. - [Current North Carolina Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/north-carolina/senate): 50 districts and the official serving-member snapshot. - [Current New York Assembly](https://us50.org/legislatures/new-york/house): 150 Assembly districts, current members, and source notes. - [Current New York Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/new-york/senate): 63 districts, official party labels, and sourced current members. - [Current Nebraska Unicameral](https://us50.org/legislatures/nebraska/unicameral): 49 current senators and the official nonpartisan chamber district map. - [Current Utah House](https://us50.org/legislatures/utah/house): 75 districts with official serving members and verified vacancy status. - [Current Utah Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/utah/senate): 29 districts with official affiliations, including Forward. - [Current Colorado House](https://us50.org/legislatures/colorado/house): 65 districts and current members from the official General Assembly directory. - [Current Colorado Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/colorado/senate): 35 districts and serving members, with superseded resigned rows excluded. - [Massachusetts General Court](https://us50.org/legislatures/massachusetts): Current House and Senate maps with official member sources and named districts. - [Current Massachusetts House](https://us50.org/legislatures/massachusetts/house): All 160 districts, current members, Unenrolled affiliation, and verified vacancies. - [Current Massachusetts Senate](https://us50.org/legislatures/massachusetts/senate): All 40 named Senate districts and the official serving-member snapshot. - [Current Texas House](https://us50.org/texas/house): All 150 state House districts, current members and vacancies, with source links. - [Texas House after the 2026 election](https://us50.org/texas/house/2027): Reported outcomes, unresolved races, and unofficial vote-count context. - [Current Texas Senate](https://us50.org/texas/senate): All 31 state Senate districts and the official serving-member snapshot. - [Texas Senate election and transition view](https://us50.org/texas/senate/2027): Reported winners, continuing terms, and unverified successors. - [Download the normalized state demographic extract](https://us50.org/data/state-demographics.json): Direct state records used by the demographic edition. - 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