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According to this article written January 2nd, 2008: Independents are voters who, when asked by friends or pollsters, identified themselves as "independent" of the Democrats and Republicans. In some states, these voters can register as "independent" or "unaffiliated," but in other states, they register as Democrats or Republicans. Nationally, they make up about a third of all voters, but in some critical states like New Hampshire, they comprise over 40% of the electorate, both in general and most primary elections.http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/john_judis_and_ruy_teixeira/2008/01/independents_day_1.html
Since 1940, the Democrats have been in control from 1940-46 when the GOP took control of both houses after WWII and retook the Congress in in 1950. During Eisenhower's 2 terms, the Democrats had either control of both houses or one during most of his 8 years. In 1960, the Democrats captured both houses and the Presidency and remained in control of both houses till 1980 when the Republicans captured the Senate and Reagan won. Democrats had control of the House of Representatives till 1994, when the GOP took both houses. Democrats took back the senate in 2006 and still controls that chamber. The GOP lost the House in 1998 but took it back in 2000 when Bush won. They lost the house again in 2006 until 2010 when they took 63 seats in the house and increased their minority in the Senate. Today, the Democrats are most strongest in the Far West, New England and the Mid-Atlantic States. The Democrats even won for the first time in decades, Virginia, North Carolina and New Mexico in 2008. Demographically, the country is becoming more non-white, especially Hispanic, which should be a great advantage to the Democrats! The Republicans are still prevalent in the Deep South and border States and the Rocky Mountain and Plains states.
In 2015, women made up 19.4% of the United States Congress. There were 20 women in the United States Senate and 84 women in the United States House of Representatives.
Based on the current standard used by the U.S. statistics bureau, the two states are: Mississippi (20.1%) and Louisiana (18.3%).
The number of Republicans and Democrats in the House changes every 2 years. The current House of Representatives, of the 112th United States Congress, now seats 242 Republicans and 193 Democrats.
The 110th congress started in January 2007, so it is currently the 110th congress but in January 3, 2009 it will be the 111th congress (very soon).
There are at least 24 countries around the world which have a chamber of government called "The House of Representatives." In addition, many constituent states of these countries have their own House of Representatives.
Most Americans are Democrats, followed by Republicans, Independents and other political parties.
In the current 112th Congress of the United States of America, there are 242 Republicans in the House and 190 Democrats. There also 3 vacancies. It is fairly close to a 9:11 ratio (real number being 8.63). 55% of the House is Republicans, with just over 45% being Democrats.
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Members of the Congress called Radical Republicans vowed to take control of Reconstruction. Republicans were able to take control of Reconstruction because they had a solid majority - southern Democrats couldn't vote and northern Democrats had lost credibility (they were considered to be pro-Confederacy or, at least, in favor of settling the war vs. winning it). They did so out of profound philosophical differences with President Andrew Johnson over treatment of the former Confederate states and the newly-freed slaves.
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Republicans and Democrats.
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The Republicans and the Democrats are the two major political parties in the United States.
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