Arizona: Don't-Cross-The-Border Gov. Jan Brewer (R) declares
Arkansas: Democrats hold on here as incumbent Gov. Mike Beebe
California: A HUGE personal loan doesn't help Meg Whitman (R), as she
Colorado: Scary fanatical Tom Tancredo (ACP) barely loses out to
offender Dan Maes (R) takes 3rd place--49%-44%-7%
by former Ambassador to Ireland Tom Foley (R)--50.8%-49.2%
Florida: In 2000-esque results, Florida CFO Alex Sink (D) beats out
Georgia: Some voters can't forgive ex-Gov. Roy Barnes' (D) decision
Idaho: Keith Allred (D) loses out to incumbent Gov. Butch Otter
Illinois: Over the Blagejovich mess, Prairie State voters toss former
Kansas: Current Sen. Sam Brownback (R) leaves D.C. for the Gov's
Maine: A crowded race has State Sen. Libby Mitchell (D) falling into
Maryland: Incumbent Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) gives predecessor Bob Ehrlich (R) a second defeat--54%-46%
Massachusetts: MA Treasurer Tim Cahill (I) takes 3rd, while CharlieBaker (R) is runner-up to incumbent Gov. Deval Patrick--47%-44%-9%
Michigan: Hardest recession-hit state elects businessman Rick Snyder (R) over Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero--55%-45%
Minnesota: Ex-U.S. Senator Mark Dayton (DFL) elected narrowly overState Rep. Tom Emmer (R) and 3rd place Tom Horner (I)--45%-43%-12%
Nevada: Rory Reid (D) wishes his last name wasn't so toxic, as Rory (son of Harry) is handily defeated by U.S. Judge Brian Sandoval (R)--58%-42%
New Hampshire: Incumbent Gov. John Lynch (D), never losing in pollsto attorney John Stephen (R), wins a second term--54%-46%
New York: Attorney General Andrew Cuomo (D) wins handily over businessman Carl Paladino (R)--61%-39%
Ohio: Campaigning by Obama wont help incumbent Gov. Ted Strickland (D)Oklahoma: U.S. Rep. Mary Fallin (R) leaves D.C. for Oklahoma City as she whoops Lt. Gov. Jari Askins (D)--61%-39%
Oregon: Ex-NBA'er Chris Dudley becomes state's first Republican gov in 20+ years when he defeats former Gov. John Kitzhaber (D)--51.7%-50.3%
Pennsylvania: Alleghany Co. Exec. Dan Onorato (D) is defeated by Penn. Attorney General Tom Corbett (R)--53%-47%
Rhode Island: Ex. U.S. Sen. Lincoln Chaffee (I) defeats John Robitaille (R)and Frank "shove it" Caprio (D) gets 3rd place--38%-35%-29%
South Carolina: Nasty race ends as State Rep. Nikki Haley (R) becomes SC's first woman gov, defeating State Sen. Vincent Sheheen (D)--53%-46%
South Dakota: Boring night in Pierre; Lt. Gov. Dennis Daugaard (R) over- whelmingly elected over State. Sen. Scott Heidepriem--57%-43%
Tennessee: Knoxville Mayor Bill Haslam (R) soundly elected over Mike McWherter (D)--58%-42%
Texas: Former Houston Mayor Bill White (D) is defeated in his attempt to
unseat longest-serving Gov. Rick Perry (R)--55%-45%
Utah: Why do we even poll here? Current Gov. (and Mormon, imagine that)
Gary Herbert easily trumps Salt Lake Mayor Peter Corroon--62%-38%
Vermont: Quiet race ends as State Sen. Peter Shumlin (D) narrowly
edges out Lt. Gov. Brian Dubie (R)--52%-48%
Wisconsin: Not a good state for Democrats these days, as Milwaukee Mayor
Tom Barrett loses to County Exec. Scott Walker (R)--54%-46%
Wyoming: In another "why bother?" race, Democratic State Party Chair
Leslie Petersen loses big to ex-U.S. Attorney Matt Mead (R)--68%-32%
PREDICTION:
37 Gubernatorial races=
25 Republican Victories
12 Democratic Victories
CURRENT GOVERNORS BALANCE: 26 Democrats 23 Republicans 1 Independent
NEW GOVERNORS BALANCE: 18 Democrats 31 Republicans 1 Independent
Next: Very Few House Races/Concluding Thoughts
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