Governor Election Results
Republicans sweep Governorships in Florida (Rick Scott), Texas (Greg Abbott), Wisconsin (Scott Walker), Illinois (Bruce Rauner), Massachusetts (Charlie Baker), Michigan (Rick Snyder), Kansas (Same Brownback), Maryland (Larry Hogan)
We will be covering several key Governor races, listed below. And the results are looking something like this:
Florida
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican Rick Scott wins governor race in #Florida.
— Michael J. Mishak (@mjmishak) November 5, 2014
Texas
#FoxNews projects Republican Greg Abbott defeats Democrat Wendy Davis in Texas gubernatorial race. #Election2014 pic.twitter.com/pYSYLuTQmd
— Fox News (@FoxNews) November 5, 2014
Illinois (did NOT see this one coming)
NBC News projects Bruce Rauner (R) wins Illinois Governor http://t.co/2ovHw52JSz #NBCPolitics pic.twitter.com/u7EcBiqzpZ — NBC News (@NBCNews) November 5, 2014
Massachusetts
#Massachusetts: #FoxNews can now project Republican @CharlieForGov will defeat Democrat @marthacoakley Coakley #fnpolitics #Election2014
— Bret Baier (@BretBaier) November 5, 2014
Michigan
#FoxNews projects GOP Gov. Rick Snyder defeats Democratic challenger Mark Schauer in Michigan gubernatorial race. #Election2014 — Fox News (@FoxNews) November 5, 2014
Wisconsin
#FoxNews projects Wisconsin GOP Gov. Scott Walker defeats Democrat Mary Burke in gubernatorial race. #Election2014 — Fox News (@FoxNews) November 5, 2014
Kansas
NBC News projects Sam Brownback (R) wins Kansas Governor: http://t.co/eGAFesuHxv#msnbcvotepic.twitter.com/IWtpKD215v
— msnbc (@msnbc) November 5, 2014
Maryland
NBC News projects Larry Hogan (R) wins Maryland Governor: http://t.co/eGAFesuHxv #msnbcvote pic.twitter.com/wj17RaiGrQ
— msnbc (@msnbc) November 5, 2014
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Comments
The over and under on Abbott / Davis is 16….any takers?
The actual spread was about 21 percent. 21 PERCENT!!!
If that is not a public spanking, then what is? Payback’s a b!%@#! … right, Wendy Davis? Go Governor Abbot!!!!
TX Victory Dance – God Blessed Texas! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbH60wCO-Yw
Not taking the under for Davis, that’s for sure!
Go Walker.
Most important race tonight, IMO.
Can gov’t unions be curbed for the good of us all? Or not.
Walker by 4?
Go Wlaker GO!!
We need Rhody results for Gov too!!! Go Fung GO!!!
Congrats to Gov. Rick Scott. Debbie Wasserman Schultz is still in denial, just heard her on the radio saying she wants to wait for more votes to come in that she KNOWS are out there for Crist.
The race was far too close for comfort for me. Miami Dade and Broward counties came out strong for Obama lover Crist. If the RINOs down here keep importing socialists from South, Central America and Caribbean 2016 will go Hilary or Fauxahantas for sure.
Schultz is and always was delusional.
As for Crist, good gawd, how could FL even consider him again?
About the only think I’m worried about now is 591/594 in Washington. I’d hate to have to write off another state, especially one as nice as that.
Been biting my nails over Quinn v Rauner (IL) ~
ABC network called it for Rauner, but the Chicago station is desperately avoiding calling the race. Pat Quinn has apparently gone Carter Rose Garden, hiding in his hotel room refusing to concede.
I see now that NBC/Ch.5 has also called it for Rauner ~
You gotta admit, that cunning runt with the pink shoes in Texas IS kinda cute!
Wow! IL flips. KS holds! Whew.
Scott Walker just moved to the top of my short list for 2016. He wins tight elections, he delivers once elected (and then some), and he does it under constant hostile fire. That’s who we need in the WH.
I could not agree more!
SO SO SO happy to see Scott Walker win – for the THIRD time.
Kasich and Snyder wins are also great news. And IL? I thought it might be tight because Quinn is problematic, but I didn’t really think Rauner would pull it out. We’re talking ILLINOIS!! Could Chitown not scalp, steal, manufacture, etc., enough fraudulent votes this time? Did we have exceptionally good poll watchers. Did they lose their graveyard shovels? I’m sure obola is asking himself these very questions and more!
I heard that Quinn still hasn’t conceded?!? I hope he doesn’t try to pull a Franken!
Beauprez just passed Hickenlooper with 89% precincts reporting. Beauprez has a .4 lead on Hick. Unknown what precincts aren’t in or how they usually vote. I do remember several hours ago Boulder was coming in. Hickenlooper had a small lead throughout that – probably got all the doper vote. I’m sure this is wishful thinking, but maybe Boulder is all in and others have now come in and erased Hick’s lead. So maybe it’s not all uphill for Beauprez now?
I would love to take back that governor’s seat. Does anybody remember the ‘rat “Colorado Project”, which was a refined plan undertaken about 10-12 years ago to turn CO blue? I recall reading that Soros funded it. Obviously, they had a good deal of success.
Wresting that senate seat away from the ‘rats is sweeeeeet!
Beauprez & Hick in dead heat, each with 48.7. 90% reporting. There are a few outlying precincts in Boulder, contrary to an earlier report, and Denver has some outlying areas not in. Holding back fraudulent votes to submit as needed, probably.
Looks like the edge will be for Hick and there will be an automatic recount, where Hick will steal even more votes through the ‘rat fraud machine and keep the seat. That’s just my take.
The lawyers’ are probably already at work.
They still haven’t called VT, CT and AL gubernatorial, all of which show tiny leads by ‘rats wit almost all precincts reporting.
Beauprez now down .5 pt, with 92% reporting.
Oops, make that AK, not AL.
Doug Ducey (R) won over Frank Duval (D) in Arizona.