Divided Government Is Defined as

Divided government is defined as

A) when a majority of state legislatures are held by one party and Congress is held by the other.
B) when the president and the majority in the House or Senate belong to different political parties.
C) when the president and majority of state governors belong to different political parties.
D) when policy differences between Congress and the presidency result in lower legislative progress.
E) when policy differences between Congress and the presidency result in higher rates of gridlock.