Two years ago, control of only one state legislature flipped from one party to another. This year saw more changes, some of them surprising and some less so.
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While the ongoing COVID-19 crisis has forced the hand of virtually every state legislature this year, causing a handful of states to try something new: abandoning centuries-old precedent and conducting “virtual” sessions where legislators participate in committee functions and floor sessions from home, or from wherever they can connect to the Internet.