United States gubernatorial elections, 2022 (Sins of our Trump)

United States gubernatorial elections were held on November 6, 2018, in 36 states. Democrats gained several seats by targeting states Hillary Clinton won in 2016 that had vulnerable Republican incumbents. The Republicans only gained two seats. In spite of this, the Republican party managed to retain a majority of seats.
==Results==
===State===
Winning candidate in bold
Incumbent 	State\Territory	Party 	Results 	Candidates
Kay Ivey 	Alabama 	Republican 	Incumbent retired, Republican hold 	Will Ainsworth(Republican): 50%
Doug Jones: 48%
Mike Dunleavy 	Alaska 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected, Republican hold 	Mike Dunleavy (Republican) (I): 51%
Chuck Danz(Democratic): 45%
Doug Ducey 	Arizona 	Republican 	Incumbent term-lmited, Democratic gain 	Ruben Gallego(Democratic): 54% 
Andy Biggs: 45%(Republican)
Asa Hutchinson 	Arkansas 	Republican 	Incumbent term-limited, Republican hold,	Leslie Rutledge (Republican): 61%
Nate Steel: 38%(Democratic)
Gavin Newsom 	California 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, Democratic hold 	Gavin Newsom (Democratic) (I): 77%
Tim Clark(Republican): 22%
Ned Lemont 	Connecticut 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, Democratic hold 	Ned Lemont (Democratic) (I): 57%
Bob Stefanowski (Republican): 42%
Philip Levine 	Florida 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected, Democratic hold 	Philip Levine (Democratic) (I): 55%
Francis Rooney: 39%(Republican)
Brian Kemp 	Georgia 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	Brian Kemp (Republican) (I); 50%
Keisha Lance Bottoms (Democratic): 49%
David Ige 	Hawaii 	Democratic 	Incumbent term-limited, Democratic hold 	Ed Case (Democratic): 60%
Adrian Podenza (Republican): 38%
Brad Little 	Idaho 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected, Republican hold 	Brad Little (Republican) (I): 75%
Buck Buddy (Democratic): 21%
J.B. Pritzker 	Illinois 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	J.B. Pritzker(Democratic): 52%
Jim Durkin (Republican): 44%
Kim Reynolds 	Iowa 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	Kim Reynolds (Republican) (I): 49%
Fred Hubbell (Democratic): 48%
Greg Orman 	Kansas 	Independent	Incumbent retired, Democratic gain 	Michelle De La Isla (Democratic): 38%
Derek Schmidt (Republican): 35%
John Doll (Independent): 28%
Janet Mills 	Maine 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	Janet Mills(Democratic) (I): 68%
Max Linn: 29%
Larry Hogan 	Maryland 	Republican 	Incumbent term-limited, Democratic gain 	Martin O'Malley (Democratic): 66%
Boyd Rutherford (Republican): 32%
Charlie Baker 	Massachusetts 	Republican 	Incumbent retired, Democratic gain 	Maura Healy (Democratic): 55%
Karyn Polito: 41%
Gretchen Whitmer 	Michigan 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Gretchen Whitmer (Democratic) (I): 51%
Candice Miller (Republican): 47%
Tim Walz 	Minnesota 	DFL 	Incumbent re-elected 	Tim Walz (Democratic) (I): 61%
John Poston (Republican): 35%
Pete Ricketts 	Nebraska 	Republlican	Incumbent term-limited, Republican hold 	Ben Sasse (Republican): 59% 
Joe Pinewood(Democratic): 40%
Steve Sisolak 	Nevada 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Steve Sisolak (Democratic) (I): 62%Jim Woods(Republican): 39%
Chris Sununu 	New Hampshire 	Republican 	Incumbent term-limited, Democratic gain 	Joyce Craig (Democratic): 52%
Cory Lewendowski (Republican): 42%
Michelle Lujan Grisham	New Mexico 	Democratic 	Incumbent term limited, Democratic gain 	Michelle Lujan Grisham (Democratic) (I): 65%
Mick Rich (Republican): 32%
Andrew Cuomo 	New York 	Democratic 	Incumbent retired, Democratic hold 	Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Democratic): 56%
Andrew Garbarino: 42%
Richard Cordray 	Ohio 	Democratic 	Incumbent re-elected 	Richard Cordray (Democratic) (I): 55%
Greg Nunn (Republican): 44%
Mike Cornett 	Oklahoma 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	Mike Cornett(Republican) (I): 49%Drew Edmondson (Democratic): 47%
Kate Brown 	Oregon 	Democratic 	Incumbent term-limited, Democratic hold 	Suzanne Bonamici (Democratic): 54%
Jim Jefferdson: 45%(Republican)
Tom Wolf 	Pennsylvania 	Democratic 	Incumbent term-limited, Democratic hold 	Josh Shapiro (Democratic): 48%
Ryan Costello (Republican): 47%
Gina Raimondo 	Rhode Island 	Democratic 	Incumbent term-limited, Democratic hold 	Seth Magaziner (Democratic): 58% 
Patrick Drew (Republican): 43%
Henry McMaster 	South Carolina 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	Henry McMaster (Republican) (I): 52%
Jennifer Wang (Democratic): 44%
Kristi Noem 	South Dakota 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	Kristi Noem (Republican) (I): 49%
Paul TenHaken (Democratic): 46%
Bill Lee 	Tennessee 	Republican 	Incumbent defeated, Democratic gain 	David Briley(Democratic): 51%
Bill Lee (Republican) (I): 47%
Greg Abbott 	Texas 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	Greg Abbott (Republican) (I): 55%
Juan El Cardo (Democratic): 44%
Phil Scott 	Vermont 	Republican 	Incumbent retired, Progressive gain 	David Zuckerman (Progressive): 55%
Don Turner (Republican): 41%
Scott Walker 	Wisconsin 	Republican 	Incumbent retired, Democratic gain 	James Santelle (Democratic): 60%
Rebecca Kleefisch (Republican): 39%
Mark Gordon 	Wyoming 	Republican 	Incumbent re-elected 	​Mark Gordon(Republican) (I): 59%
Janice Mine (Democratic): 44%
The following shows the governor's composition after the election.
However, North Carolina governor Roy Cooper resigned shortly after to join the US Senate. Republican Lt. Governor Rick Horner took his place:
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