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c \ 1982 ELECTIONS State Government Trends November 30, 1982

C Conversely, the 3 West Coast states all have Republican Governors: California - Deukmejian Oregon - Atiyeh Washington - Spellman All in all, the 1982 election results have significantly changed the state political landscape and will have far-reaching conse- quences for the tobacco industry. ~

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` All the other 34 states have Democratic Governors. The Democrats and Republicans Legislatures in 4 states: will split control of the Montana New York North Dakota Pennsylvania *In Alaska, Republicans control the House and currently the Senate is tied at 10 Democrats and 10 Republicans. *Nebraska's Legislature is unicameral and non-partisan. In 24 states, the governorship and both Democratic control in 1983. They are: Alabama Arkansas Connecticut Florida Georgia Hawaii Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Houses will be under Mississippi Nevada New Mexico North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Rhode Island South Carolina Texas V i r g i n i a West Virginia Wisconsin In 4 states, the governorship and both Houses will be under Republican control in 1983. They are: Indiana New Hampshire South Dakota Vermont Overall, the loss of governorships in Texas, Michigan and Ohio is a severe loss for the Republicans. Significantly, all the Rocky Mountain states now have Democratic Governors: Arizona - Babbitt Colorado - Lamm Idaho - Evans Montana - Schwinden Nevada - Bryan New Mexico- Anaya Utah - Matheson Wyomi ng - Herschl er

ELECTION SUMMARY Thirty-four was a "magic number" for the elections. Consider, for example,: • The Democrats will now control Legislature in 34 states: Alabama Arkansas California Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Illinois Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Democrats in the 1982 both Houses of the Mississippi Missouri Nevada New Jersey New Mexico North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Texas V i r g i n i a Washington West Virginia Wisconsin' • The Democrats increased their number of governorships from 27 to 34. L Meanwhile, the Republicans look like this: • The Republicans will Arizona Colorado Idaho Indiana Ka•nsas control both Houses in 10 states: • The Republicans lost 16 governorships --- will have Republican California Delaware Illinois Indiana Iowa Louisiana M i s s o u r i New Hampshire New Hampshire South Dakota Utah Vermont Wyoming 7 governorships and will now have down from 23. The 16 states that Governors are: New Jersey North Dakota Oregon Pennsylvania South Dakota Tennessee Vermont Washi naton

GOVERNORS/ST`,T'c L"ri_LATUBES/1983 PARTY COyTROL 1982 LI9"c'J? 1983 LI.vEUa 1983 PA.RTY CONTROL STATE GOVERNOR I SENATE I HOUSE GOVERNOR I SEBATE 4oUSE G0YE3N0R SE9ATE I HOUSE 0 I R I 0! R 0 1 R , 01 R D ~ R I J I R Vermont Snelling (R) 12 17 1 64 2 I 84 Snellin (R) g 13 17 166 84 R R` R Virginia Robb (D) 31 9 1 65 II 33 Robb (0) 31 9 65 1I 33 D I I I Washington pe man (R) 24 25 43 55 Spe man (R) 26 1 23 55 43 R ~ D( 0 I West Virginia Rockefel (D) er 27 7 78 22 Rockefel D er 3 3 I ~ Wisconsin Dreyfus (R) 19 14 60 39 Earl (D) 18 15 59 0 0 D I D Wyoming Herschle D 11 19 I 23 39 Herschle I I ~ I ' ( 1 i I I 1 I I M I I ~ I I I I I I I i I I ! I , I I I ~ I ( i 1 I I I ~ I ~ 11 7 7 1 I I i I I i I I I . / ~I ' ~ I ~ ~ l I I ~ 1~ I I I ~ I I I I ~ I i I I . i

C.""70L GdV=RNORS/STATE L"!ISLATURESi?983 ?47T` C 1982 LINE7P 1983 Li9EUP 198: PAflTV CO'1'ROL STATE GOVERNOR ( SENATE ( HOUSE GoVER90RI SENATE I HOUSc GOVER'IORI SENATE 4CUSE 0 R I 0 I R 0 R ~ 0 R 0 ~ R' J I R Minnesota Quie (R) 44 23 70 64 Perpich (D) 42 25 77 57 D D I D~ Mississippi Winter(D 48 4 114 4 Winter(D ~48 4 14 4 D I D I D I Missouri Bond (R) 23 11 109 54 Bond (R) 22 12 k10 53 R I D I D Montana c win e (D) 22 28 43 57 c winde (D) 24 26 54 46 D I R 0 Nebraska Thone(R) 15 33 --- --- Kerrey(D 15 1 33' 1 --- --- 0 I R I Nevada List (R) 15 5 26 14 Bryan(D) 17 4 1 23 19 0 D D I New Hampshire Gallen(D 10 14 160 240 Sununu R T0 14 ~57 242 I I New Jersey Kean (R)I 21 19 43 37 Kean (R) Z1 19 ( 43 ~ 37 R 0 D 4 •v Mexico New York Kin (D)I Carey(D) 23 f 25 I 19 35 I 41 88 29 62 Ana a 0 Cuomo(D) (23 26 19 35 ~ 99 i 25 51 D D 0 I I I R ~ D I North Carolina Hunt (D) 40 10 I 961 24 Hunt D 4a 6 I '_O2 f North Dakota Olson(R) 91 41 17 83 I Olson(R)4 I ~ 20 133 55 51 R I R I D Ohio Rhodes(R~ 15 18 I 56 43 e este (D) 17 16 62 , 37 0 I D 0 Oklahoma Nigh (D) 37 I 11 73 28 Ni h(D) 34 111 i 76 ! 25 0 D I 0 I Oregon Atiyeh(R] 22 I 8 I 33 27 Atiyeh(R ~21 I 9 j36 I 24 R D I I D ~ Pennsylvania Thornburgh (R) I 24 I 26 ';100 ! 103 Thornbur7h (R) 23 2' 1:2 ~101 I R I R I 0 Rhode Island Garrany i (D) ~ 43 I 7 82 18 Garrahy I (D) 43 7 3~ 15 D I D I 0 South Carolina Rile Dl 41 5 106 18 RilevlD 141 5 'C4 2^ D ~ 0 ~ Ir I South Dakota Janklow (R) I 10 25 I 21 49 Janklow (R) I 9 25 15 I ; R R ~ R Tennessee lexandett 1 I' I ,q () 21 11 ~ 58 2 I 39 Alexander 1 I I (3 2'_ 11 5' j' ^ ( •as ~ " ements (R) ~, 24 , 8;112 ~ 38 White(D) 26 ., 37 0 0 p Utah .atneson (0) 7 j22 ! 17 ; :z8 ma eson (D) 5_ ~3 D R ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,

GOVERNORS!STATE LErISLATURES/?983 IAR'r CONTROL 1982 LINE'JP 1983 LiNEUP 1983 PARTY C0`7T2pL STATE G09ERNOR I SENATE ~ I HOUSE GOYERNOR( I SENATE I HOUSE G0'lERNORI SE71A'E HOUSE i 0 0.~ 0, 0. D/ R I 0 I 7 D( i ~ 0 ~ R Alabama James(D) 35 0 101 4 Wallace (D) 32 31 97 ~ 8 0 D D Alaska Hammond (R) 10 10 22 2L 16 Sheffiel (0) 10 10 18 1 22 D ---I ---, l I R Arizona d O1 (0) 14 16 17 43 ' d Dltt (0) 12 18 1 21 39 0 R ~ ~ R Arkansas White(R) 34 1 94 6 Clinton (D) 32 3 93 7 D 0 California Br w 4 Deukme~i n a Colorado Lamm (0) 13 22 25 40 Lamm D 14 21 1 25 1 40 D R I R Connecticut 0'Neill (0) ~ 23 13 82 69 ONeill (D) ~ 23 13 87 64 I D' I 0 I D ' I Delaware OuPont(R 12 9 1 13 8 DuPont R 13 I 8 125 16 R r' rida Graham(Di 27 13 !81 9 Graham(D ~32 I 8 84 (36 D ? C , D I Georgia Busbee(D 51 5 157 23 Harris D 49 I 7 156 24 4 Hawaii Ariyoshi (D) ~ 17 8 39 12 Ari oshi (D)y 1 20 ~ 5 43 8 D I D~ ` ~ D ) Idaho Evans D I 12 23 I 141 56 Evans D 4 12 1 191 51 Illinois Thompson (R) ~ 31 28 87 90 Thompson (R) 33 1 26 65 50 I I { R 1 0 J, Indiana Orr (R) ! 15 35 37 63 Orr (R) ! 18 132 I 43 57 i R ~ ' R ~ R Iowa Ray (R) ~ 21 ~ 29 ~ 45 i55 Branstad (R) 1 28 i22 ~ 50 140 R 0 '' Kansas ~ ~ Carlin(0i 16 f 24 ~ 53 Fj2 i Carlin(D)16 24 I i I 53 i72 D Kentucky L I~ Brown D 29 I 9 I 76 ~24 i Brown D)29 9 76 24 4 ~ D 0' D' Louisiana reen (R) 34 I 0 I 94 0I Treen (R~ i 34 0 ` 9aI10I R ; D' ~Naine Brennan D) ~ 15 17 82 69 Brennan ~ ~ ~ 23 10 ~ 93'S7 0 Maryland uohes(D1 40 f 7 ~127 141 Hughes(0)11 , 6 Ii25 15 0 9 D C ssachusetts 1 King (D)! 32 ~ 8!127 2 7uKaK15 (0) i33 7 131 '29 0 ] 0: Mic.~igan illikeni ~ (,q) ~ 24 ( 14 'i 64 46 alanc~ard (0) 20• 13 53 47 0 i t I I , Q 0 ~----