United States gubernatorial elections, 2020
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Governor [[Kyle Baccei]], Republican incumbent and former Presidential candidate, is retiring after one term of service to run for SW Senate. Congressman [[Zapp Branningman]] has filed the FEC to run for his seat as a Republican [http://worldsimulations.com/USGS/index.php?s=&showtopic=13151&view=findpost&p=318422] | Governor [[Kyle Baccei]], Republican incumbent and former Presidential candidate, is retiring after one term of service to run for SW Senate. Congressman [[Zapp Branningman]] has filed the FEC to run for his seat as a Republican [http://worldsimulations.com/USGS/index.php?s=&showtopic=13151&view=findpost&p=318422] | ||
| - | Former Governor [[Brian Murphy]] retired and endorsed [[Alyson Cauthon]], but then resigned. Governor [[Roberta Christmas]] | + | Former Governor [[Brian Murphy]] retired and endorsed [[Alyson Cauthon]], but then resigned. Lt. Governor [[Roberta Christmas]] was elevated, but soon resigned due to the little support she had. Governor [[J.D. Comfort]] was elevated, but will not run for re-election. |
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Governors
Retirements
Governors Tim Kent is running in the Republican presidential primary and is unlikely run for re-election if they win the Republican nomination. Otherwise, he's expected to run for re-election.
Governor Kyle Baccei, Republican incumbent and former Presidential candidate, is retiring after one term of service to run for SW Senate. Congressman Zapp Branningman has filed the FEC to run for his seat as a Republican [1]
Former Governor Brian Murphy retired and endorsed Alyson Cauthon, but then resigned. Lt. Governor Roberta Christmas was elevated, but soon resigned due to the little support she had. Governor J.D. Comfort was elevated, but will not run for re-election.
Democratic incumbents
Grace Straka (D-NJ) of the Mid-Atlantic
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Republican incumbents
Kyle Baccei (R-TX) of the Sunbelt
Kyle Baccei had spent much of 2018 preparing for a potential presidential run, but withdrew from the presidential race shortly after the 2018 general election in order to focus on re-election to the Governor's Mansion [2]. He retired afterwards, handing the nomination to Mitchell Davis [3], who then withdrew [4]. Zapp Branningman, former Democrat who openened a exploratory committee in 2018 before switching parties, is currently running for the Republican nomination [5]
Tim Kent (R-OH) of the Appalachia
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Roberta Christmas (D-MN) of the Mississippi Valley
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Lieutenant Governors
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Regional Legislatures
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Summary table
| Region | Incumbent | Status | Non-Incumbent Candidates | Previous Election | |
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| Appalachia | Tim Kent (R-OH) | Running for president | Calum Daniels (D-NC) | 2016 | Tim Kent (R-OH) 52.9% Daniel Pizzuto (D-OH) 46.8% |
| Mid-Atlantic | Grace Straka (D-NJ) | Running for re-election | Daniel Plainview (R-NJ) Hilliam Warren (R-PA) | 2016 | Grace Straka (D-NJ) 55.2% Daniel Garrison (R-PA) 44.6% |
| Mississippi Valley | Roberta Christmas (R-MN) | Unknown | Alyson Cauthon (R-MO) | 2016 | Brian Murphy (R-LA) 50.0% James Dailey (D-MN) 50.0% |
| Sunbelt | Kyle Baccei (R-TX) | Running for Senate | Zapp Branningman (R/D-TX) | 2016 | Kyle Baccei (R-TX) 48.2% James Chershire (D-TX) 46.3% |
See also
- United States general elections, 2020
- United States presidential election, 2020
- United States House elections, 2020
- United States Senate elections, 2020
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