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2018 Gubernatorial Elections

Below you will find an overview of all gubernatorial races for the 2018 Midterm Elections. Here you can view a full map of the U.S. showing live election results. You can also find Hot Races below. To see full state results, click the "State" link in the Elections navigation above.

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Gubernatorial Hot Races

= incumbent = flipped
State
Candidates
Votes
%
Race Status
AL Alabama
Kay Ivey Incumbent
1.02 m 1,019,568
59.58%
Walt Maddox
691,670 691,670
40.42%

AK Alaska
Mike Dunleavy
125,217 125,217
52.29%
Mark Begich
104,952 104,952
43.83%
Bill Walker (Other Party) Incumbent
4,835 4,835
2.02%
Billy Toien (Other Party)
4,449 4,449
1.86%

AZ Arizona
Doug Ducey Incumbent
1.24 m 1,241,028
56.36%
David Garcia
914,703 914,703
41.54%
Angel Torres (Other Party)
46,363 46,363
2.11%

AR Arkansas
Asa Hutchinson Incumbent
580,580 580,580
65.37%
Jared Henderson
281,837 281,837
31.73%
Mark West (Other Party)
25,783 25,783
2.9%

CA California
Gavin Newsom
5.79 m 5,793,009
60.87%
John Cox
3.72 m 3,724,333
39.13%

CO Colorado
Jared Polis
1.21 m 1,210,621
52.32%
Walker Stapleton
1.02 m 1,018,072
43.99%
Scott Helker (Other Party)
62,175 62,175
2.69%
Bill Hammons (Other Party)
23,225 23,225
1%

CT Connecticut
Ned Lamont
687,949 687,949
49.21%
Bob Stefanowski
647,772 647,772
46.34%
Oz Griebel (Other Party)
54,490 54,490
3.9%
Rodney Hanscomb (Other Party)
6,426 6,426
0.46%
Mark Greenstein (Other Party)
1,292 1,292
0.09%

FL Florida
Ron DeSantis
4.08 m 4,075,824
49.59%
Andrew Gillum
4.04 m 4,042,161
49.18%
Darcy Richardson (Other Party)
47,126 47,126
0.57%
Kyle Gibson (Other Party)
24,388 24,388
0.3%
Ryan Foley (Other Party)
14,534 14,534
0.18%
Bruce Stanley (Other Party)
14,498 14,498
0.18%

GA Georgia
Brian Kemp
1.98 m 1,976,214
50.27%
Stacey Abrams
1.92 m 1,918,064
48.79%
Ted Metz (Other Party)
37,165 37,165
0.95%

HI Hawaii
David Ige Incumbent
244,814 244,814
62.68%
Andria Tupola
131,604 131,604
33.69%
Jim Brewer (Other Party)
10,112 10,112
2.59%
Terrence Teruya (Other Party)
4,062 4,062
1.04%

ID Idaho
Brad Little
360,081 360,081
60%
Paulette Jordan
227,720 227,720
37.95%
Bev Boeck (Other Party)
6,527 6,527
1.09%
Walt Bayes (Other Party)
5,769 5,769
0.96%

IL Illinois
JB Pritzker
2.39 m 2,388,460
54.18%
Bruce Rauner Incumbent
1.73 m 1,725,297
39.14%
Sam McCann (Other Party)
188,669 188,669
4.28%
Kash Jackson (Other Party)
105,708 105,708
2.4%

IA Iowa
Kim Reynolds Incumbent
662,634 662,634
50.42%
Fred Hubbell
623,105 623,105
47.41%
Jake Porter (Other Party)
21,096 21,096
1.61%
Gary Siegwarth (Other Party)
7,341 7,341
0.56%

KS Kansas
Laura Kelly
489,337 489,337
47.79%
Kris Kobach
443,346 443,346
43.3%
Greg Orman
66,163 66,163
6.46%
Jeff Caldwell (Other Party)
18,898 18,898
1.85%
Rick Kloos
6,232 6,232
0.61%

ME Maine
Janet Mills
317,981 317,981
50.83%
Shawn Moody
270,450 270,450
43.23%
Terry Hayes
37,128 37,128
5.94%

MD Maryland
Larry Hogan Incumbent
1.2 m 1,196,993
56.2%
Ben Jealous
910,890 910,890
42.76%
Shawn Quinn (Other Party)
12,064 12,064
0.57%
Ian Schlakman (Other Party)
10,050 10,050
0.47%

MA Massachusetts
Charlie Baker Incumbent
1.77 m 1,770,130
66.93%
Jay Gonzalez
874,789 874,789
33.07%

MI Michigan
Gretchen Whitmer
2.26 m 2,261,450
53.34%
Bill Schuette
1.86 m 1,857,530
43.81%
Bill Gelineau (Other Party)
56,893 56,893
1.34%
Jennifer Kurland (Other Party)
28,899 28,899
0.68%
Todd Schleiger (Other Party)
24,758 24,758
0.58%
Keith Butkovich (Other Party)
10,277 10,277
0.24%

MN Minnesota
Tim Walz
1.39 m 1,392,979
53.86%
Jeff Johnson
1.1 m 1,097,718
42.44%
Chris Wright (Other Party)
68,737 68,737
2.66%
Josh Welter (Other Party)
26,789 26,789
1.04%

NE Nebraska
Pete Ricketts Incumbent
405,430 405,430
59.43%
Bob Krist
276,762 276,762
40.57%

NV Nevada
Steve Sisolak
479,854 479,854
49.4%
Adam Laxalt
440,035 440,035
45.3%
None of these candidates (Other Party)
18,857 18,857
1.94%
Ryan Bundy (Other Party)
13,864 13,864
1.43%
Russell Best (Other Party)
10,064 10,064
1.04%
Jared Lord (Other Party)
8,639 8,639
0.89%

NH New Hampshire
Chris Sununu Incumbent
302,509 302,509
52.81%
Molly Kelly
262,174 262,174
45.77%
Jilletta Jarvis (Other Party)
8,173 8,173
1.43%

NM New Mexico
Michelle Lujan Grisham
392,216 392,216
57.08%
Steve Pearce
294,878 294,878
42.92%

NY New York
Andrew Cuomo Incumbent
3.36 m 3,357,881
59.02%
Marc Molinaro
2.09 m 2,093,178
36.79%
Howie Hawkins (Other Party)
95,864 95,864
1.69%
Larry Sharpe (Other Party)
90,878 90,878
1.6%
Stephanie Miner (Other Party)
51,406 51,406
0.9%

OH Ohio
Mike DeWine
2.19 m 2,187,619
50.66%
Richard Cordray
2.01 m 2,005,627
46.45%
Travis Irvine (Other Party)
77,184 77,184
1.79%
Constance Gadell-Newton (Other Party)
47,664 47,664
1.1%

OK Oklahoma
Kevin Stitt
644,579 644,579
54.33%
Drew Edmondson
500,973 500,973
42.23%
Chris Powell (Other Party)
40,833 40,833
3.44%

OR Oregon
Kate Brown Incumbent
885,232 885,232
50.04%
Knute Buehler
776,558 776,558
43.89%
Patrick Starnes (Other Party)
50,879 50,879
2.88%
Nick Chen (Other Party)
26,587 26,587
1.5%
Aaron Auer (Other Party)
19,645 19,645
1.11%
Chris Henry (Other Party)
10,252 10,252
0.58%

PA Pennsylvania
Tom Wolf Incumbent
2.85 m 2,850,210
57.68%
Scott Wagner
2.02 m 2,015,266
40.78%
Kenneth Krawchuk (Other Party)
48,615 48,615
0.98%
Paul Glover (Other Party)
27,301 27,301
0.55%

RI Rhode Island
Gina Raimondo Incumbent
196,046 196,046
52.75%
Allan Fung
138,858 138,858
37.36%
Joseph Trillo
16,389 16,389
4.41%
William Gilbert (Other Party)
10,078 10,078
2.71%
Luis Munoz
6,155 6,155
1.66%
Anne Armstrong (Other Party)
4,143 4,143
1.11%

SC South Carolina
Henry McMaster Incumbent
915,984 915,984
53.98%
James Smith
780,756 780,756
46.02%

SD South Dakota
Kristi Noem
172,894 172,894
50.98%
Billie Sutton
161,416 161,416
47.59%
Kurt Evans (Other Party)
4,844 4,844
1.43%

TN Tennessee
Bill Lee
1.33 m 1,330,197
59.58%
Karl Dean
860,442 860,442
38.54%
Sherry Clark
5,147 5,147
0.23%
Mark Wright
4,647 4,647
0.21%
Patrick Whitlock
3,608 3,608
0.16%
Yvonne Neubert
3,067 3,067
0.14%
Heather Scott
2,944 2,944
0.13%
Mark Brown
2,808 2,808
0.13%
Joe Wilmoth
2,431 2,431
0.11%
George Smith
1,540 1,540
0.07%
Cory King
1,498 1,498
0.07%
Tracy Tisdale
1,380 1,380
0.06%
Justin Cornett
1,218 1,218
0.05%
Chad Riden
1,098 1,098
0.05%
Robert Sawyers
1,053 1,053
0.05%
Vinnie Vineyard
994 994
0.04%
Rick Tyler
970 970
0.04%
Gabriel Fancher
867 867
0.04%
Sean Fleming
803 803
0.04%
Alfred Rapoza
789 789
0.04%
Jessie McDonald
744 744
0.03%
Toney Mitchell
727 727
0.03%
Mike Toews
721 721
0.03%
Matthew Koch
645 645
0.03%
Jeremy Stephenson
610 610
0.03%
Tommy McAnally
601 601
0.03%
Jaron Weidner
586 586
0.03%
William Helmstetter
490 490
0.02%

TX Texas
Greg Abbott Incumbent
4.64 m 4,638,582
55.84%
Lupe Valdez
3.53 m 3,528,705
42.48%
Mark Tippetts (Other Party)
140,125 140,125
1.69%

VT Vermont
Phil Scott Incumbent
151,190 151,190
55.42%
Christine Hallquist
110,276 110,276
40.42%
Trevor Barlow
3,258 3,258
1.19%
Charles Laramie
2,285 2,285
0.84%
Cris Ericson
2,122 2,122
0.78%
Stephen Marx (Other Party)
1,849 1,849
0.68%
Em Peyton (Other Party)
1,837 1,837
0.67%

WI Wisconsin
Tony Evers
1.32 m 1,323,545
49.58%
Scott Walker Incumbent
1.29 m 1,292,969
48.44%
Phil Anderson (Other Party)
20,316 20,316
0.76%
Maggie Turnbull
18,779 18,779
0.7%
Michael White (Other Party)
11,075 11,075
0.41%
Arnie Enz
2,716 2,716
0.1%

WY Wyoming
Mark Gordon
136,339 136,339
67.44%
Mary Throne
55,984 55,984
27.69%
Rex Rammell (Other Party)
6,669 6,669
3.3%
Lawrence Struempf (Other Party)
3,184 3,184
1.57%

Close

The percentages in the first data column, labeled "Total," show the proportion of the electorate that is in each subgroup -- these columns are always read down vertically.

The percentages in the remaining data columns (those to the right of the "Total" column) are read across horizontally. These percentages show how the particular subgroup of voters in a given row divided their vote among the candidates.