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| | ==Colorado== | | ==Colorado== |
| − | Current faucist governor [[Jared Polis]] will be challenged by [[Heidi Ganahl]] or Greg Lopez. | + | Current "[[faucist]]" governor [[Jared Polis]] will be challenged by [[Heidi Ganahl]] or Greg Lopez. |
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| | ==Kansas== | | ==Kansas== |
| − | Current faucist governor [[Laura Kelly]], mostly she will be challenged by [[Derek Schmidt]]. The latest polls are not on her side. | + | Current "faucist" governor [[Laura Kelly]], mostly she will be challenged by [[Derek Schmidt]]. The latest polls are not on her side. |
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| | ==Maine== | | ==Maine== |
| − | Current faucist governor [[Janet Mills]] will run for second term. she will be challenged mostly by former governor [[Paul LePage]]. | + | Current "faucist" governor [[Janet Mills]] will run for second term. she will be challenged mostly by former governor [[Paul LePage]]. |
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| | ==Maryland== | | ==Maryland== |
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| | ==Michigan== | | ==Michigan== |
| − | 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. | + | 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. |
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| | ==Minnesota== | | ==Minnesota== |
| − | Current faucist governor [[Tim Walz]] will be challenged mostly by Dr Scott Jensen. | + | Current "faucist" governor [[Tim Walz]] will be challenged mostly by Dr Scott Jensen. |
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| | ==Nevada== | | ==Nevada== |
| − | Current faucist governor [[Steve Sisolak]] will run for re election. the most prominent republican candidate is sheriff [[Joe Lombardo]] who will be challenged in primary by former RINO senator [[Dean Heller]]. | + | Current "faucist" governor [[Steve Sisolak]] will run for re election. the most prominent republican candidate is sheriff [[Joe Lombardo]] who will be challenged in primary by former RINO senator [[Dean Heller]]. |
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| | ==New Mexico== | | ==New Mexico== |
| − | Current faucist governor [[Michelle Lujan Grisham]] will run for re election. she will be challenged Mark Ronchetti or Gregory Zanetti. | + | Current "faucist" governor [[Michelle Lujan Grisham]] will run for re election. she will be challenged Mark Ronchetti or Gregory Zanetti. |
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| | ==New York== | | ==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. | + | 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. |
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| | ==Pennsylvania== | | ==Pennsylvania== |
| − | Current faucist and corrupt Governor [[Tom Wolf]] 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. | + | Current "faucist" and corrupt Governor [[Tom Wolf]] 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. |
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| | ==Wisconsin== | | ==Wisconsin== |
| − | Current faucist and corrupt governor [[Tony Evers]] will be challenged mostly by former Lieutenant Governor [[Rebecca Kleefisch]]. | + | Current "faucist" and corrupt governor [[Tony Evers]] will be challenged mostly by former Lieutenant Governor [[Rebecca Kleefisch]]. |
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