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| | ===Republicans=== | | ===Republicans=== |
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| − | *[[Robert Bentley]] (Alabama) | + | *[[Robert Bentley]] (Alabama)<br>Bentley will face Democrat Parker Griffith. |
| | *[[Jan Brewer]] (Arizona) [1] | | *[[Jan Brewer]] (Arizona) [1] |
| | *[[Terry Branstad]] (Iowa) | | *[[Terry Branstad]] (Iowa) |
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| | *[[Tom Corbett]] (Pennsylvania) Corbett is considered vulnerable due to his poor approval rating. He is quick to fold when challenged; giving up on voter ID and the state's recent gay marriage ruling. | | *[[Tom Corbett]] (Pennsylvania) Corbett is considered vulnerable due to his poor approval rating. He is quick to fold when challenged; giving up on voter ID and the state's recent gay marriage ruling. |
| | *[[Dennis Daugaard]] (South Dakota) | | *[[Dennis Daugaard]] (South Dakota) |
| − | *[[Nathan Deal]] (Georgia) | + | *[[Nathan Deal]] (Georgia)<br> Deal will face Democrat Jason Carter. |
| | *[[Mary Fallin]] (Oklahoma) | | *[[Mary Fallin]] (Oklahoma) |
| | *[[Nikki Haley]] (South Carolina) | | *[[Nikki Haley]] (South Carolina) |
| | *[[Bill Haslam]] (Tennessee) | | *[[Bill Haslam]] (Tennessee) |
| | *[[Dave Heineman]] (Nebraska) [1] | | *[[Dave Heineman]] (Nebraska) [1] |
| − | *[[John Kasich]] (Ohio) | + | *[[John Kasich]] (Ohio)<br> |
| − | *[[Paul LePage]] (Maine) | + | Kasich will face Democrat Ed FitzGerald |
| − | *[[Susana Martinez]] (New Mexico) | + | *[[Paul LePage]] (Maine)<br> |
| | + | LePage will face independent Eliot Cutler and Democrat Rep. Mike Michaud. |
| | + | *[[Susana Martinez]] (New Mexico)<br> Martinez will face Democrat Gary King. |
| | *[[Matt Mead]] (Wyoming) | | *[[Matt Mead]] (Wyoming) |
| | *[[Butch Otter]] (Idaho) | | *[[Butch Otter]] (Idaho) |
| | *[[Sean Parnell]] (Alaska) | | *[[Sean Parnell]] (Alaska) |
| | *[[Rick Perry]] (Texas) [1]<br>Republican Attorney General [[Greg Abbott]] will face off against Democrat Wendy Davis. Abbott leads by double digits. <ref>[http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2014/02/24/Poll-Republican-Greg-Abbot-Lead-Soars-to-11-points-over-Dem-Wendy-Davis-in-Texas-Governor-Race POLL: GOP'S GREG ABBOTT SOARS OVER WENDY DAVIS IN TX GOVERNOR RACE, Breitbart.com, February 24, 2014]</ref> | | *[[Rick Perry]] (Texas) [1]<br>Republican Attorney General [[Greg Abbott]] will face off against Democrat Wendy Davis. Abbott leads by double digits. <ref>[http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2014/02/24/Poll-Republican-Greg-Abbot-Lead-Soars-to-11-points-over-Dem-Wendy-Davis-in-Texas-Governor-Race POLL: GOP'S GREG ABBOTT SOARS OVER WENDY DAVIS IN TX GOVERNOR RACE, Breitbart.com, February 24, 2014]</ref> |
| − | *[[Brian Sandoval]] (Nevada) | + | *[[Brian Sandoval]] (Nevada)<br> Democrats selected 'None of the above' as a candidate in June 10th elections. |
| | *[[Rick Scott]] (Florida)<br>RINO turned Democrat [[Charlie Crist]] seeks to unseat Scott. | | *[[Rick Scott]] (Florida)<br>RINO turned Democrat [[Charlie Crist]] seeks to unseat Scott. |
| − | *[[Rick Snyder]] (Michigan) | + | *[[Rick Snyder]] (Michigan)<br>Snyder will face Democrat nominee Mark Schauer. |
| | *[[Scott Walker]] (Wisconsin) | | *[[Scott Walker]] (Wisconsin) |
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