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Revision as of 18:14, June 13, 2010
There are 36 state gubernatorial elections (races for governor) in 2010 in the United States, which are currently held almost evenly between Republicans and Democrats.
This list is divided into tier 1 (more important) and tier 2 (less important), and ranked within each tier by importance also:
Tier 1
| State | Primary date[1] | Republican | Democrat | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Illinois | Feb. 2 | State Senator Bill Brady | Governor Pat Quinn | Brady leads by 10 points in this Democratic stronghold |
| Wisconsin | Scott Walker Mark Neumann |
Former U.S. Rep. Tom Barrett | Republican leads by 4-6 points in this toss-up state | |
| Michigan | Aug. 3 | Pete Hoekstra is leading | Andy Dillon is leading | Republican leads by 7-8 points in this Democratic stronghold |
| Pennsylvania | ||||
| New York | ||||
| Ohio | ||||
| California | ||||
| Texas | March 2 | |||
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| Colorado | ||||
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| Iowa | ||||
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| Nevada | ||||
| Rhode Island | ||||
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| Oregon | May 18 |
Tier 2
| State | Primary date | Republican | Democrat | Status |
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| Massachusetts | ||||
| Maryland | ||||
| Arkansas |