Which state has a unicameral legislature?

Nebraska is the only state in the country to have a unicameral legislature, which means that the legislative body is made up of only one house. Nebraska voters chose this option in 1934, and it took effect in 1937.

The single house is referred to as Nebraska's senate, and its 49 members are called senators. When a bill comes before the senate, it goes to committee and through three rounds of debate before the general body prior to its final dispensation. The unicameral legislature is also non-partisan. The two candidates who receive the highest number of votes in a primary square off in the general election.