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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.
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There were 36 [[United States]] state gubernatorial elections (races for governor) in 2010. The results overall were a loss of six seats for the [[Democratic Party]] and a gain of six states for the [[Republican Party]].<ref>http://elections.nytimes.com/2010/results/governor</ref>
  
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This list is divided into tier 1 (more important) and tier 2 (less important), and ranked within each tier by importance also:
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|Illinois
 
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Latest revision as of 00:59, April 7, 2012

There were 36 United States state gubernatorial elections (races for governor) in 2010. The results overall were a loss of six seats for the Democratic Party and a gain of six states for the Republican Party.[1]

References

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