"I've liked having split control in Washington, D.C.," said Susan LaFramboise, an insurance adjuster from Poulsbo, Wash.
Others say it reflects a weariness and dissatisfaction among voters with the discord and gridlock of split control.
There would be some kind of agreed resolution of the Palestinian refugees issue, while the two sides would find a way to split control of Jerusalem.
We once thought that the split control of the two houses was to blame and that Democrats would do a better job at reform.
That year, the two lawyers, who declined to be interviewed, split control of four of the five foundations between themselves and slashed their fees.
Elsewhere the federal and state governments split control of offshore land, and this complicates the leasing process.Texan officials are baffled by other states' worries about wind power.
The worst possible scenario for Republicans would be for the party to lose its split control of the Senate, leaving little momentum as it headed into the governor's race.
In a decision that many experts now believe was foolish, Mr. Major split control of the industry between a single private company -- Railtrack -- which would own the system's infrastructure and be responsible for maintenance and safety, and a network of 25 private train operating companies, which would run the actual train services.
Trying to split control between the private consortia in charge of the network and the publicly owned London Underground responsible for running the trains has so far spawned 135 volumes of contracts, with 2,800 pages and two million words.The performance regime under which the companies will be paid is bound by 3,000 mathematical formulae.
This is aligned with recent proposals to split control-plane and user-plane traffic.
The framework is applied to the signaling split control of traffic networks.
