Governor Midterm Elections 2022
Voters cast ballots in governor races in 36 states in the 2022 midterms. Democrats were able to hold control in states like Pennsylvania and Michigan, impacted by voters concerned about abortion and LGBTQ rights, among other issues, while Republicans were able to put a new state in their column with a win in Nevada. Meanwhile, the outcome in battleground Arizona remains unknown. Check back for the latest news as votes continue to be counted.
State Name | Percent In | Candidates | Link to Page |
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Alabama | 100% |
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Alaska | 100% |
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Arizona | 100% |
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Arkansas | 100% |
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California | 100% |
| Go to California results page |
Colorado | 100% |
| Go to Colorado results page |
Connecticut | 100% |
| Go to Connecticut results page |
Florida | 100% |
| Go to Florida results page |
Georgia | 100% |
| Go to Georgia results page |
Hawaii | 100% |
| Go to Hawaii results page |
Idaho | 100% |
| Go to Idaho results page |
Illinois | 100% |
| Go to Illinois results page |
Iowa | 100% |
| Go to Iowa results page |
Kansas | 100% |
| Go to Kansas results page |
Maine | 100% |
| Go to Maine results page |
Maryland | 100% |
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Massachusetts | 100% |
| Go to Massachusetts results page |
Michigan | 100% |
| Go to Michigan results page |
Minnesota | 100% |
| Go to Minnesota results page |
Nebraska | 100% |
| Go to Nebraska results page |
Nevada | 100% |
| Go to Nevada results page |
New Hampshire | 100% |
| Go to New Hampshire results page |
New Mexico | 100% |
| Go to New Mexico results page |
New York | 100% |
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Ohio | 100% |
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Oklahoma | 100% |
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Oregon | 100% |
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Pennsylvania | 100% |
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Rhode Island | 100% |
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South Carolina | 100% |
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South Dakota | 100% |
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Tennessee | 100% |
| Go to Tennessee results page |
Texas | 100% |
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Vermont | 100% |
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Wisconsin | 100% |
| Go to Wisconsin results page |
Wyoming | 100% |
| Go to Wyoming results page |
U.S. Lieutenant Governor results
State Name | Percent In | Candidates | Link to Page |
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Alabama | 100% |
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Arkansas | 100% |
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California | 100% |
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Georgia | 100% |
| Go to Georgia results page |
Idaho | 100% |
| Go to Idaho results page |
Nevada | 100% |
| Go to Nevada results page |
Oklahoma | 100% |
| Go to Oklahoma results page |
Rhode Island | 100% |
| Go to Rhode Island results page |
Texas | 100% |
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Vermont | 100% |
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The expected vote is the total number of votes that are expected in a given race once all votes are counted. This number is an estimate and is based on several different factors, including information on the number of votes cast early as well as information provided to our vote reporters on Election Day from county election officials. The figure can change as NBC News gathers new information.
Source: National Election Pool (NEP)