As Democrats and Republicans vie for control of state legislatures, focus sharpens on states like North Carolina where one seat can influence supermajorities and veto overrides.
In North Carolina's legislature, Republicans maintain a 60% supermajority despite a majority of registered voters being Democrats, showcasing the impact of gerrymandering in political power.
State Representative Tricia Cotham's party switch has enabled important legislation, such as a 12-week abortion limit, highlighting how individual decisions can alter political dynamics dramatically.
Republican legislators in North Carolina understand the stakes of this election cycle: losing even one seat could dismantle their ability to uphold key policies against the Democratic governor.
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