What is the ratio of Democrats to Republicans are there within the State Representatives?
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Nationwide the counts are as follows\n\nHouse Members\nDems 2708\nReps 2680\n\nSenate Members\nDems 956\nReps 960
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All American states are democratic. Some have democratically elected Republican leaders and others have democratically elected Democrat leaders.
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repubs by a slight margin
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The Republican candidate Charlie Crist won. The vote totals are:\n\nCrist (R) - 2,487,140\nDavis (D) - 2,151,577\nLinn (Ref) - 91,789\nSmith (I) - 15,764\nDembinsky (I) - 11,802\nBehm (I) - 10,352
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depends on which republican
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I'll go with 33, I think they will take control of the house.\n\nSenate will still be 50-49 GOP
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118\n\nhttp://www.ilga.gov/house/
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Democrats won 4 and counting,, and recounting,, Republicans lost about 6 or 7,, in the House,, about 30
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In 2004, they elected 13 of 19 "red" to the US House, and went "red" for US Senate, and "blue" for President. In 2002, they voted "red" 12 of 19 for US House, and "Blue" for governor. In 2000, it was 11 of 21 "red" for US House, "red" for US Senate, and "blue" for President.\n\nSo really, it is hard to tell if they are a "red" or "blue" state. Overall, I would consider them leaning toward "red".
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Unoffically its a tie 49 each. The two independents usually vote Democrat, and they caucus with the Democratic party. That's why the media lists them as Democrats.\n\nIn the two remaining disputed seats, the Democrats are ahead by a couple of thousand votes each.
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His district is heavily Democrat, 'nuff said?
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George W. Bush Republican(a) Texas 62,040,610 50.7% 286 \nJohn F. Kerry Democratic(b) Massachusetts 59,028,111 48.3% \nRalph Nader Independent, Reform Connecticut 463,653 0.4% \nMichael Badnarik Libertarian Texas 397,265 0.3% \nMichael Peroutka Constitution Maryland 144,498 0.1% \nDavid Cobb Green California 119,859 0.1% \n\nOther 99,336 0.1% \nTotal 122,293,332
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gsschulte's answer is actually incorrect.  California, like every other state, has 2 SENATORS.  We have 53 representatives in the House.\n\n(And California actually gets 55 electoral votes.)
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approx 50.  about 1 per state.
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51% Democrats 49% republicans....
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I'm in California District 1. My congressman is Democrat Mike Thompson.
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Dem 235 \nRep 200\n\n\nEven if the Reps get all 10 of them, the Dems still have majority. But the more the Dems get, the more comfortable the margin and it will play a part in voting within the House on specific issues.