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Governor race winners 2026: All the results across 36 elections

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Goelz, A. (2026, November 3). Governor race winners 2026: All the results across 36 elections. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/11/03/us-news/governor-race-winners-2026-all-the-results-across-36-elections/

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The article provides real-time results for the 2026 midterm elections, focusing on 36 gubernatorial races across various states. It lists the candidates in each state and indicates winners with bold text. For instance, Dave Bronson is listed as the winner in Alaska, while incumbent Katie Hobbs wins in Arizona.

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The 2026 midterm elections concluded on November 7, 2026, with voters in 36 states deciding gubernatorial races that will shape state political directions for years to come. In Alaska, the Republican ticket of Dave Bronson, Treg Taylor, and Bernadette Wilson defeated Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins. Other notable results include Katie Hobbs' re-election as governor in Arizona against Republican Andy Biggs, and Steve Hilton's victory over Xavier Becerra in California for the Republican Party. In Florida, Bryon Donalds secured a win over David Jolly, while Georgia saw Rick Jackson triumphing over Keisha Lance Bottoms. Additionally, Zach Lahn won Iowa’s race against Rob Sand, Ty Masterson defeated Cindy Holscher in Kansas, and John James emerged victorious over Jocelyn Benson in Michigan. These outcomes indicate significant shifts toward Republican control in several key states.

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The 2026 midterm elections will feature 36 gubernatorial races, with voters determining which party will shape the political direction of most states across the country. asserted

party → feature → country

Bold denotes winner: Alaska Republicans Dave Bronson, Treg Taylor, and Bernadette Wilson vs. Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins Arizona Democrat Katie Hobbs (incumbent) vs. Republican Rep. Andy Biggs California Republican Steve Hilton vs. Democrat Xavier Becerra Florida Republican Rep. Bryon Donalds vs. Democrat David Jolly Georgia Republican Rick Jackson vs. Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms Iowa Republican Zach Lahn vs. Democrat Rob Sand Kansas Republican Ty Masterson vs. Democrat Cindy Holscher Michigan Republican Rep. John James vs. Democrat Jocelyn Benson Minnesota Republican Lisa Demuth vs. Democrat Sen. Amy Klobuchar Nevada Republican Joe Lombardo (incumbent) vs. Democrat Aaron Ford New Mexico Republican Greggory Hull vs. Democrat Deb Haaland New York Democrat Kathy Hochul (incumbent) vs. Republican Bruce Blakeman Ohio Republican Vivek Ramaswamy vs. Democrat Amy Acton Oklahoma Republican Mike Mazzei vs. Democrat Cyndi Munson Oregon Democrat Tina Kotek (incumbent) vs. Republican Christine Drazan Pennsylvania Democrat Josh Shapiro (incumbent) vs. Republican Stacy Garrity Texas Republican Greg Abbott (incumbent) vs. Democrat Gina Hinojosa Wisconsin Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany vs. Democrat David Crowley asserted

Bold → denote → Crowley

Governor race winners 2026: All the results across 36 elections

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