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Trifecta explained: from horse racing to state and federal government

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A trifecta means one party controls a state's governorship and both legislative chambers — here's where the word came from and examples of states that held one in 2025

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A trifecta means one party controls a state's governorship and both legislative chambers — here's where the word came from and examples of states that held one in 2025

By Colleen Cabili · Nov 10, 2026, 9:33 PM UTC

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Trifecta explained: from horse racing to state and federal government
A trifecta means one party controls a state's governorship and both legislative chambers — here's where the word came from and examples of states that held one in 2025
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