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U.S. Senate - composition by political party affiliation

 

Composition of the U.S. Senate by political party affiliation for the 111th Congress in 2010 by state

Number of senators
United States; U.S. House of Representatives Source: US House of Representatives


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This graph shows the composition of the U.S. Senate by political party affiliation for the 111th Congress in 2010 by state. Both senators from California are democrats.

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Survey time period 2010
Object of investigation Composition of the Senate
Region United States
Macroregion North-America only
Type distribution/proportion
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Published by U.S. Census Bureau
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Release date December 2010
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Tags congress, Congressman, Democratic Party, GOP, government, governments, House of Representatives, local government, local politics, party affiliation, political action, political actions, political decisions, political parties, political party, political work, regulation, Republican Party, Republican Party USA, senate, state government, state politics
Top tags party affiliation, political party, senate
Markets and sectors Society, Politics & Economy
Further information The data are of second session, 20 July 2010.
Vermont and Connecticut both had one Independent.
Residents of the District of Columbia have no voting representation in Congress.
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