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2011 Governor Results
Updated on November 9, 2011
Blue
Democratic Take Over
0 races
Cyan
Democrats Retention
2 races
Purple
Results N/A
Dark Green
Independent
0 races
Pink
Republican Retention
2 races
Red
Republican Take Over
0 races
D.C.'s Political Report predicted no net change of Governors
No Governor Race in Gray States
Alabama: No Governor Race in 2011 Alaska: Parnell (R) defeated Berkowitz (D), Wright (Ind) and Toien (L) Arizona: No Governor Race in 2011 Arkansas: No Governor Race in 2011 California: No Governor Race in 2011 Colorado: No Governor Race in 2011 Connecticut: No Governor Race in 2011 Delaware: Next Governor Election in 2012 District of Columbia: No Governor Race in 2011 Florida: No Governor Race in 2011 Georgia: No Governor Race in 2011 Hawaii: No Governor Race in 2011 Idaho: No Governor Race in 2011 Illinois: No Governor Race in 2011 Indiana: Next Governor Election in 2012 Iowa: No Governor Race in 2011 Kansas: No Governor Race in 2011 Kentucky: Beshear (D) defeats Williams (R) and Galbraith (I) Louisiana: Jindal (R) defeats Hollis (D), Deaton (D), Roberts (D), Blanchard (I), Papazoglakis (D), Lewis (L), Lang (I), Ceasar (I)  and Bollingham (I) Maine: No Governor Race in 2011 Maryland: No Governor Race in 2011 Massachusetts: No Governor Race in 2011 Michigan: No Governor Race in 2011 Minnesota: No Governor Race in 2011 Mississippi: Bryant (R) defeats Dupree (R) Missouri: Next Governor Election in 2012 Montana: Next Governor Election in 2012 Nebraska: No Governor Race in 2011 Nevada: No Governor Race in 2011 New Hampshire: No Governor Race in 2011 New Jersey: Next Election in 2013 New Mexico: No Governor Race in 2011 New York: No Governor Race in 2011 North Carolina: Next Governor Election in 2012 
McCrory (R) 46% Perdue (D) 37% 
Tel Opinion Research (R) 6/15-18/10 4% North Dakota: Next Governor Election in 2012 Ohio: No Governor Race in 2011 Oklahoma: No Governor Race in 2011 Oregon: No Governor Race in 2011 Pennsylvania: No Governor Race in 2011 Rhode Island: No Governor Race in 2011 South Carolina: No Governor Race in 2011 South Dakota: No Governor Race in 2011 Tennessee: No Governor Race in 2011 Texas: No Governor Race in 2011 Utah: No Governor Race in 2011 Vermont: No Governor Race in 2011 Virginia: Next Election in 2013 Washington: Next Governor Election in 2012 West Virginia: Next Governor Election in 2012
Tomblin (D) defeats Maloney (R), Baber (Mt), Ingels (I), Bertram (American Third Position), Hudok (C/WI), Underwood (WI), Bartlett (WI) Wisconsin: No Governor Race in 2011 Wyoming: No Governor Race in 2011

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