Election 2014 | US Governor Elections | Results by State
2018 Gubernatorial Election Results
The 2014 United States gubernatorial elections were held on November 4, 2014, in 36 states, resulting in the Republican Party increasing its number of governorships with a net gain of three seats and winning 24 of the contested governorships. The elections took place alongside the midterm congressional contests during President Obama’s second term, with notable flips in states like Illinois, Maryland, and Massachusetts.
17
Democrats
31
Republicans
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Bruce Rauner won in Illinois
Bruce Rauner won the Illinois gubernatorial election, flipping the seat to the Republican Party.
Larry Hogan won in Maryland
Larry Hogan won the Maryland gubernatorial election, flipping the seat to the Republican Party.
Results by State
Michigan Gubernatorial Election
Rick Snyder (REP)
Percent: 50.92%
Votes: 1,607,399
Mark Schauer (DEM)
Percent: 46.86%
Votes: 1,479,057
Arkansas Gubernatorial Election
Asa Hutchinson (REP)
Percent: 55.44%
Votes: 470,429
Mike Ross (DEM)
Percent: 41.49%
Votes: 352,115