Here's a look at the 36 races for governor this year
Voters in 36 states will elect a governor during the midterm elections, with Republicans holding 26 governor offices to Democrats' 24. Several close races are expected in states like Arizona, Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Nevada, Ohio, and Wisconsin.
Thirty-six states will hold gubernatorial elections this year. Currently, Republicans hold 26 governor offices, while Democrats hold 24. Eight years ago, Democrats won seven governorships from Republicans, but many of those state executives are now term-limited, potentially allowing Republicans to regain some states. Several races are expected to be close, including in Arizona, Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Nevada, Ohio, and Wisconsin. The elections will take place on various dates, from March 3 in Arkansas and Texas to September 8 in New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
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