[Answer] What is the only state without a bicameral legislature?

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...1. Texas 2. Nebraska 3. Ohio 4. Vermont

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Nebraska - Forty-nine states have a bicameral legislature — that is, a legislature with two separate houses (think the Senate and the House of Representatives). Only one state strays from that model: Nebraska, which moved to a unicameral legislature in 1937. Fittingly, the house is called the Unicameral, and its legislators are called senators. Former U.S. senator George Norris was the primary force behind this change; he hypothesized that a one-house legislature would be more efficient and, therefore, would consume fewer taxpayer dollars. The Unicameral is also unique in that it is a nonpartisan legislature — there are no official political parties or any indication of a candidate's political party on the election ballot. And with only 49 members, it is the smallest legislature of any state.:

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