The federal legislative branch is unicameral and the federal constitution requires that state legislatures be tricameral.

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The federal legislative branch is unicameral and the federal constitution requires that state legislatures be tricameral.

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The federal legislative branch in the United States is bicameral, consisting of two chambers: the Senate and the House of Representatives. The U.S. Constitution does not require state legislatures to be tricameral; in fact, all state legislatures are either bicameral or unicameral, with Nebraska being the only state with a unicameral legislature.

The Federal Legislative Branch Is Unicameral and the Federal Constitution