Forty-four states have single-party control of state executive offices as of June 2023, which is up from 30 in 2010. This means that a single party controls the offices of Governor, Attorney General, and Secretary of State, which is also known as a state government triplex. “ If a state does not have all three triplex offices, the state is a triplex if one party controls both triplex offices in that state,” said Ballotpedia.
“Twenty-four of the 44 states have Republican state government triplexes, and 20 have Democratic state government triplexes, with 6 having divided governments said Ballotpedia. Both of these figures represent the largest number of triplexes for either party since Zenger News began tracking this data in 2010,”
