the democrats held 44 seats in the 115th senate.
the democrats held 44 seats in the 115th senate.
how many seats did the democrats hold in the 115th senate?
44
one-term senator chris van hollen from maryland chairs the dscc for the 2017–2018 election cycle. before the 2018 elections, democrats hold 49 seats in the u.s. senate while republicans hold 51. the unusually imbalanced 2018 senate map, created by successful 2006 and 2012 elections, has resulted in a large number of vulnerable democrats. joe donnelly of indiana, claire mccaskill of missouri, joe manchin of west virginia, heidi heitkamp of north dakota, jon tester of montana and bill nelson of florida are seen as most vulnerable. on november 6, incumbent democrats in four states were unseated. senator donnelly was unseated by state rep. mike braun, sen. mccaskill was defeated by missouri attorney general josh hawley, sen. heitkamp was defeated by kevin cramer, representative for north dakota's at-large congressional district, and long term sen. nelson was defeated by then governor rick scott. the dscc considered open seats in arizona and tennessee, dean heller's seat in nevada and potentially ted cruz's seat in texas and cindy hyde-smith's seat in mississippi as possible targets. of those potentially vulnerable seats, democrats picked up the open seat in arizona vacated by jeff flake, with rep. kyrsten sinema defeating rep. martha mcsally, as well as the seat in nevada held by dean heller, being defeated by rep. jacky rosen, leaving the senate's balance at 53-47, with republicans in control.
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democrats hold four of the five seats on the state board of equalization: three of the four district-based seats, and the at-large "ex officio" seat reserved for the incumbent state controller, who in this instance is democrat betty yee.









































bullet::::- 2nd district: malia cohen









































bullet::::- 3rd district: tony vasquez









































bullet::::- 4th district: mike schaefer









































bullet::::- state controller: betty yee









































section::::current elected officials.:board of equalization, state senate, & state assembly.:state senate.









































democrats hold a 29-11 supermajority in the 40-member california state senate. the democrats have been the majority party in the senate continuously since 1956.
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