Changes

*[[Terry Branstad]] (Iowa)

*[[Terry Branstad]] (Iowa)

*[[Sam Brownback]] (Kansas)

*[[Sam Brownback]] (Kansas)

*[[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)<br>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. Democrat challenger is Tom Wolf.

*[[Dennis Daugaard]] (South Dakota)

*[[Dennis Daugaard]] (South Dakota)

*[[Nathan Deal]] (Georgia)<br> Deal will face Democrat Jason Carter.

*[[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)<br>

*[[John Kasich]] (Ohio)<br>Kasich will face Democrat Ed FitzGerald

Kasich will face Democrat Ed FitzGerald

*[[Paul LePage]] (Maine)<br>LePage will face independent Eliot Cutler and Democrat Rep. Mike Michaud.

*[[Paul LePage]] (Maine)<br>

*[[Susana Martinez]] (New Mexico)<br>Martinez will face Democrat Gary King.

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)