Scott Rasmussen's Number of the Day for January 27, 2020
The Number of the Day columns published on Ballotpedia reflect the views of the author.
January 27, 2020: Voters in 11 states will go to the polls and elect a Governor this year.
In seven of those states, the current Governor is running for re-election (Indiana, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Dakota, Washington, and West Virginia).
In two states—Delaware and Vermont—the incumbent remains undecided.
One state—Montana—has term limits in place that prevent the Governor from seeking another term.
Finally, in Utah, the Governor is not term-limited but has decided against seeking re-election.
2020 Gubernatorial Races | ||||
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State | Incumbent | Term-limited (Y/N) | Incumbent running? | |
American Samoa | ![]() |
Yes | No | |
Delaware | ![]() |
No | Yes | |
Indiana | ![]() |
No | Yes | |
Missouri | ![]() |
No | Yes | |
Montana | ![]() |
Yes | No | |
New Hampshire | ![]() |
No | Yes | |
North Carolina | ![]() |
No | Yes | |
North Dakota | ![]() |
No | Yes | |
Puerto Rico | ![]() |
No | Yes | |
Utah | ![]() |
No | No | |
Vermont | ![]() |
No | Yes | |
Washington | ![]() |
No | Yes | |
West Virginia | ![]() |
No | Yes |
Thirty-six states elected a Governor in 2018. Three others did so last year.
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