SkipCaptcha, Automoderated users, edit
8,746
edits
Changes
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
2022 gubernatorial elections (view source)
Revision as of 07:36, January 20, 2022
, 07:36, January 20, 2022Created page with "'''2022 United States gubernatorial elections''' which will be with 2022 midterm elections on November 8, 2022, will take place on 36 districts. ==Arizona== RINO Governor..."
'''2022 United States gubernatorial elections''' which will be with [[2022 midterm elections]] on November 8, 2022, will take place on 36 districts.
==Arizona==
RINO Governor [[Doug Collins]] will end his second and last term. [[Kari Lake]] is the most prominent candidate on [[Republican party]], she mostly will challenged by [[Katie Hobbs]].
==Arkansas==
Governor [[Asa Hutchinson]] will end his second and last term. [[Sarah Huckabee Sanders]] announced to run. all polls with her side.
==California==
[[Gavin Newsom]] is likely to win.
==Colorado==
Current faucist governor [[Jared Polis]] will be challenged by [[Heidi Ganahl]] or Greg Lopez.
==Florida==
Governor [[Ron DeSantis]] will be challenged mostly by [[Charlie Crist]].
==Georgia==
RINO Governor [[Brian Kemp]] will be challenged in primary from [[Vernon Jones]] and [[David Perdue]]. Democrat candidate will far left socialist [[Stacey Abrams]].
==Iowa==
Governor [[Kim Reynolds]] will be challenged mostly by Deidre DeJear. she is likely to win.
==Kansas==
Current faucist governor [[Laura Kelly]], she will be challenged by [[Derek Schmidt]]. latest polls isnt with her side.
==Maine==
Current faucist governor [[Janet Mills]] will run for second term. she will be challenged mostly by former governor [[Paul LePage]].
==Maryland==
Current Governor Larry Hogan will end his second and last term. The most prominent republican candidate is [[Daniel Cox]]. the most Democrate candidate is [[Peter Franchot]]
==Michigain==
Current corrupt and faucist governor [[Gretchen Whitmer]] will seek for second term. she will be mostly challenged by former chief of Detroit Police Department James Craig
==Minnesota==
Current faucist governor [[Tim Walz]] will be challenged mostly by Dr Scott Jensen.
==Nebraska==
Current Governor [[Pete Ricketts]] will end his second and last term. the most prominent candidate is Charles W. Herbster
==Nevada==
Current faucist governor [[Steve Sisolak]] will run for re election. the most prominent republican candidate is former sheriff [[Joe Lombardo]] who will be challenged in primary by former RINO senator [[Dean Heller]].
==New Mexico==
Current faucist governor [[Michelle Lujan Grisham]] will run for re election. she will be challenged Mark Ronchetti or Gregory Zanetti.
==New York==
Current faucist and corrupt governor [[Kathy Hochul]] will run for re election. she will be challenged by [[Andrew Giuliani]] or [[Lee Zeldin]]. unfortunately she is likely to win.
==Ohio==
Current RINO governor [[Mike DeWine]] will be challenged by [[Jim Renacci]]. the most prominent Democrat candidate will be former Cincinmati Maayor John Cranly.
==Oklahoma==
Current Governor [[Kevin Stitt]] will run for re election. he will be challenged by Democrat Constance Johnson and Independent Ervin Yen.
==Oregon==
Current Liberal governor [[Kate Brown]] will not run for election. the most prominent Democrat candidate will be the progressive lesbian Tina Kotek. the most Republican will be bud Pierce.<ref>[https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2021/12/would-be-candidates-poll-shows-donald-trumps-lock-on-oregon-republicans.html Would-be governor candidate’s poll shows Donald Trump’s lock on Oregon Republicans]</ref> Independent [[Betsy Johnson]] also will run for election.
==Pennsylvania==
Current faucist and corrupt Governor will end his second and last term. [[Lou Barletta]] and [[Doug Mastriano]] are most prominent candidate in Republican party. corrupt attorney general [[Josh Shapiro]] is most prominent candidate of Democrat party.
==South Dakota==
Current Governor [[Kristi Noem]] will be challenged in primary by Former state house speaker [[Steven Haugaard]]. the rival candidate will be Dan Ahlers from Democrat party and Lora Hubbel as independent.
==Texas==
Current Governor [[Greg Abbott]] will be challenged in primary by [[Allen West]]. Democrat party candidate will be far left progressive [[Beto O'Rourke]].
==Wisconsin==
Current faucist and corrupt governor [[Tony Evers]] will be challenged mostly by former Lieutenant Governor [[Rebecca Kleefisch]].
==See also==
*[[2022 America First Candidates against RINOs and Democrats]]
*[[United States Senate elections, 2022]]
==References==
{{Reflist}}
[[Category:2022 Midterm Elections]]
==Arizona==
RINO Governor [[Doug Collins]] will end his second and last term. [[Kari Lake]] is the most prominent candidate on [[Republican party]], she mostly will challenged by [[Katie Hobbs]].
==Arkansas==
Governor [[Asa Hutchinson]] will end his second and last term. [[Sarah Huckabee Sanders]] announced to run. all polls with her side.
==California==
[[Gavin Newsom]] is likely to win.
==Colorado==
Current faucist governor [[Jared Polis]] will be challenged by [[Heidi Ganahl]] or Greg Lopez.
==Florida==
Governor [[Ron DeSantis]] will be challenged mostly by [[Charlie Crist]].
==Georgia==
RINO Governor [[Brian Kemp]] will be challenged in primary from [[Vernon Jones]] and [[David Perdue]]. Democrat candidate will far left socialist [[Stacey Abrams]].
==Iowa==
Governor [[Kim Reynolds]] will be challenged mostly by Deidre DeJear. she is likely to win.
==Kansas==
Current faucist governor [[Laura Kelly]], she will be challenged by [[Derek Schmidt]]. latest polls isnt with her side.
==Maine==
Current faucist governor [[Janet Mills]] will run for second term. she will be challenged mostly by former governor [[Paul LePage]].
==Maryland==
Current Governor Larry Hogan will end his second and last term. The most prominent republican candidate is [[Daniel Cox]]. the most Democrate candidate is [[Peter Franchot]]
==Michigain==
Current corrupt and faucist governor [[Gretchen Whitmer]] will seek for second term. she will be mostly challenged by former chief of Detroit Police Department James Craig
==Minnesota==
Current faucist governor [[Tim Walz]] will be challenged mostly by Dr Scott Jensen.
==Nebraska==
Current Governor [[Pete Ricketts]] will end his second and last term. the most prominent candidate is Charles W. Herbster
==Nevada==
Current faucist governor [[Steve Sisolak]] will run for re election. the most prominent republican candidate is former sheriff [[Joe Lombardo]] who will be challenged in primary by former RINO senator [[Dean Heller]].
==New Mexico==
Current faucist governor [[Michelle Lujan Grisham]] will run for re election. she will be challenged Mark Ronchetti or Gregory Zanetti.
==New York==
Current faucist and corrupt governor [[Kathy Hochul]] will run for re election. she will be challenged by [[Andrew Giuliani]] or [[Lee Zeldin]]. unfortunately she is likely to win.
==Ohio==
Current RINO governor [[Mike DeWine]] will be challenged by [[Jim Renacci]]. the most prominent Democrat candidate will be former Cincinmati Maayor John Cranly.
==Oklahoma==
Current Governor [[Kevin Stitt]] will run for re election. he will be challenged by Democrat Constance Johnson and Independent Ervin Yen.
==Oregon==
Current Liberal governor [[Kate Brown]] will not run for election. the most prominent Democrat candidate will be the progressive lesbian Tina Kotek. the most Republican will be bud Pierce.<ref>[https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2021/12/would-be-candidates-poll-shows-donald-trumps-lock-on-oregon-republicans.html Would-be governor candidate’s poll shows Donald Trump’s lock on Oregon Republicans]</ref> Independent [[Betsy Johnson]] also will run for election.
==Pennsylvania==
Current faucist and corrupt Governor will end his second and last term. [[Lou Barletta]] and [[Doug Mastriano]] are most prominent candidate in Republican party. corrupt attorney general [[Josh Shapiro]] is most prominent candidate of Democrat party.
==South Dakota==
Current Governor [[Kristi Noem]] will be challenged in primary by Former state house speaker [[Steven Haugaard]]. the rival candidate will be Dan Ahlers from Democrat party and Lora Hubbel as independent.
==Texas==
Current Governor [[Greg Abbott]] will be challenged in primary by [[Allen West]]. Democrat party candidate will be far left progressive [[Beto O'Rourke]].
==Wisconsin==
Current faucist and corrupt governor [[Tony Evers]] will be challenged mostly by former Lieutenant Governor [[Rebecca Kleefisch]].
==See also==
*[[2022 America First Candidates against RINOs and Democrats]]
*[[United States Senate elections, 2022]]
==References==
{{Reflist}}
[[Category:2022 Midterm Elections]]