On track to capture all six state “trifectas” they targeted, the party is set to enter 2027 with opportunities to reshape agendas in key states. Before Tuesday’s election, Republicans held more governorships and state legislative seats than Democrats, along with an advantage in state trifectas—unified control of the governor’s office and both chambers of the legislature…
Source: Inside Climate News | By Dan Gearino
Inside Climate News
- Democrats’ Big Statehouse Wins Could Transform Climate and Energy Policy
- Hunting for a Cooking Oil Replacement in Pennsylvania’s Forests
- Voters Reject Industry-Backed Ballot Measures With Big Environmental Stakes
- Alabama Power Routinely Bills Ratepayers for Ads Promoting Its Goods and Services. State Regulators Want That Stopped.
- Conley’s Victory in New York’s Lower Hudson Valley Opens Door to Renewed Climate Action
- Democrats’ Victory in Texas Raises Potential for Environmental Reform
- International Coalition of Lawyers and Advocacy Groups Accuses JBS of Money Laundering
- Democrats Win Control of Georgia’s Energy Regulator
- Corpus Christi Approves Water Charges for Industrial Giants as Landslide Election Rocks Texas
- Federal Plan to Elevate Miami Homes Meets Skepticism
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