As things stand on Wednesday morning, the House is currently split 67-67, though two races won by the DFL are subject to recounts that could still swing control to the GOP. It potentially means the end – or at the very least a check – on the DFL trifecta that has led to several major Democratic pieces of legislation over the past two years.

Democrats currently have a one seat majority in the Minnesota Senate after winning the special election in District 45.

Voters in the district chose DFLer Ann Johnson Stewart with 52.43%% of the vote, over Republican Kathleen Fowke, according to the Minnesota Secretary of State.

Democrats currently have the trifecta, controlling the governor’s office, the Senate, and the House.