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Which States have Gubernatorial Elections in 2018?



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The 2018 gubernatorial elections will be held on November 6th, 2018, covering 36 states, three territories, and one Federal district. (Mayoral seat- Washington D.C.) If any additional gubernatorial seats are vacated, special elections would take place in those states.

The last gubernatorial elections took place in 2014 in 47 states. The Republican Party defended 22 seats with the Democrats successfully defending 14. In 2014, the Democratic Party suffered a net loss of three seats while the Republican Party gained two.

In the 2018 elections, fourteen Republican governors are term-limited so they cannot run for re-election, and ten have the option for re-election. The Democratic Party has three governors that are term-limited, and five hold the option for re-election.

Two states; New Hampshire and Vermont, do not have term limits. Bill Walker, the independent governor of Alaska, has the option to run for re-election.


The following are the states and territories with their incumbent Governors and Party they represent.

States Governor Party Status
Alabama Kay Ivey Republican Running
Arizona Dough Ducey Republican Running
Alaska Bill Walker Independent Running
Arkansas Asa Hutchinson Republican Running
California Jerry Brown Democratic Term-limited
Connecticut Dan Malloy Democratic Retiring
Colorado John Hickenlooper Democratic Retiring
Florida Rick Scott Republican Term-limited
Georgia Nathan Deal Republican Term-limited
Hawaii David Ige Democratic Running
Illinois Bruce Rauner Republican Running
Idaho Butch Otter Republican Retiring
Iowa Kim Reynolds Republican Running
Kansas Jeff Colyer Republican Running
Maryland Larry Hogan Republican Running
Maine Paul LePage Republican Term-limited
Massachusetts Charlie Baker Republican Running
Minnesota Mark Dayton DFL Retiring
Michigan Rick Snyder Republican Term-limited
Nevada Brian Sandoval Republican Term-limited
Nebraska Pete Ricketts Republican Running
New Mexico Susana Martinez Republican Term-limited
New York Andrew Cuomo Democratic Running
New Hampshire Chris Sununu Republican Running
Ohio John Kasich Republican Term-limited
Oklahoma Mary Fallin Republican Term-limited
Oregon Kate Brown Democratic Running
Rhode Island Gina Raimondo Democratic Eligible
Pennsylvania Tom Wolf Democratic Running
South Carolina Henry McMaster Republican Running
South Dakota Dennis Daugaard Republican Term-limited
Texas Geoff Abbott Republican Running
Tennessee Bill Haslam Republican Term-limited
Vermont Phil Scott Republican Running
Wisconsin Scott Walker Republican Running
Wyoming Matt Mead Republican Term-limited
Territories Governor Party Status
Guam Eddie Calvo Republican Term-limited
U.S. Virgin Islands Kenneth Mapp Independent Running
Northern Mariana Islands Ralph Torres Republican Running
Federal District Governor Party Status
Washington D.C. Muriel Bowser Democratic Running

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