2018 Governors Race- Democrats guide to majority.

[nkpolitics1212]

Democratic Governors not up for re-election in 2018
1)DE-Carney-D
2)LA-Bel Edwards-D
3)MT-Bullock-D
4)NJ-Murphy-D
5)NC-Cooper-D
6)VA-Northam-D
7)WA-Inslee-D
Democratic held Governorships likely to remain in the Democratic column in 2018
8)AK-Walker-I/D
9)CA-Newsom-D
10)CO-Polis-D
11)CT-Drew-D
12)HI-Hanabusa-D
13)MN-Walz-D
14)NY-Cuomo-D
15)OR-Brown-D
16)PA-Wolf-D
17)RI- Raimondo-D
Republican held Governorships likely to go to the Democratic column in 2018
18)FL-Graham-D
19)IL-Pritzker-D
20)ME-Dion-D
21)MI-Whitmer-D
22)NV-Sisolak-D
23)NM-Lujan Grisham-D
Democrats need to pick up
24)AZ-Garcia-D
25)MD-Baker-D
26)NH-Marchand-D
27)OH-Codray-D
28)WI-Evers-D

[dlwickham]

1. I can see maybe Arizona and NH out of that last group

Maine is a toss-up. The independent candidates fucked over the Democrats for the past two elections

[nkpolitics1212]

2. The mistake ME Democrats made in 2014 is not coalescing behind Cutler.

Cutler came in 2nd place in the 2010 ME Governors Race losing to LePage by a 1.7 percent margin. Michaud should have remained in the US House- he would have defeated Poliquin in ME-2.
Regarding in 2018- 2018 is more Democratic friendly than in 2010 and 2014. How much damage will Terry Hayes cause to Democrats? Could Terry Hayes benefit from Angus King's coattails?

Another State Democrats have a chance is TN- Karl Dean. Could Bredesen and Dean defeat Blackburn and Black?