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BEFORE · CURRENT STATE LEADERSHIP

Who governs your state?

Explore the 50 governors serving as of November 5, 2026. Select a state on the map, see its governor and party, then compare this roster with the expected lineup after the 2026 elections.

CHECKEDNovember 5,
2026
Publication snapshot
50 states
24Democratic serving
26Republican serving
50states in this view
362026 governor elections
Election winners and serving governors are different rosters.

The current governor remains in office until the applicable transition or succession. This before view shows serving officeholders, including governors whose successors have been projected. The after page uses election evidence and labels those transitions separately.

50 STATES · ONE NATIONAL VIEW

The governors serving today.

Select a state to see its governor.
The full table follows the map.

50 of 50 states · officeholders checked November 5, 2026

Alabama: Kay Ivey · RepublicanALAlaska: Mike Dunleavy · RepublicanAKArizona: Katie Hobbs · DemocraticAZColorado: Jared Polis · DemocraticCOFlorida: Ron DeSantis · RepublicanFLGeorgia: Brian Kemp · RepublicanGAIndiana: Mike Braun · RepublicanINKansas: Laura Kelly · DemocraticKSMaine: Janet Mills · DemocraticMEMassachusetts: Maura Healey · DemocraticMAMinnesota: Tim Walz · DemocraticMNNew Jersey: Mikie Sherrill · DemocraticNJNorth Carolina: Josh Stein · DemocraticNCNorth Dakota: Kelly Armstrong · RepublicanNDOklahoma: Kevin Stitt · RepublicanOKPennsylvania: Josh Shapiro · DemocraticPASouth Dakota: Larry Rhoden · RepublicanSDTexas: Greg Abbott · RepublicanTXWyoming: Mark Gordon · RepublicanWYConnecticut: Ned Lamont · DemocraticCTMissouri: Mike Kehoe · RepublicanMOWest Virginia: Patrick Morrisey · RepublicanWVIllinois: JB Pritzker · DemocraticILNew Mexico: Michelle Lujan Grisham · DemocraticNMArkansas: Sarah Huckabee Sanders · RepublicanARCalifornia: Gavin Newsom · DemocraticCADelaware: Matt Meyer · DemocraticDEHawaii: Josh Green · DemocraticHIIowa: Kim Reynolds · RepublicanIAKentucky: Andy Beshear · DemocraticKYMaryland: Wes Moore · DemocraticMDMichigan: Gretchen Whitmer · DemocraticMIMississippi: Tate Reeves · RepublicanMSMontana: Greg Gianforte · RepublicanMTNew Hampshire: Kelly Ayotte · RepublicanNHNew York: Kathy Hochul · DemocraticNYOhio: Mike DeWine · RepublicanOHOregon: Tina Kotek · DemocraticORTennessee: Bill Lee · RepublicanTNUtah: Spencer Cox · RepublicanUTVirginia: Abigail Spanberger · DemocraticVAWashington: Bob Ferguson · DemocraticWAWisconsin: Tony Evers · DemocraticWINebraska: Jim Pillen · RepublicanNESouth Carolina: Henry McMaster · RepublicanSCIdaho: Brad Little · RepublicanIDNevada: Joe Lombardo · RepublicanNVVermont: Phil Scott · RepublicanVTLouisiana: Jeff Landry · RepublicanLARhode Island: Dan McKee · DemocraticRIALASKAHAWAII
DemocraticRepublicanParty is descriptive; colors do not indicate performance.

Map boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundaries, redistributed by U.S. Atlas. Alaska and Hawaii are inset. Officeholder and election sources are listed below; map geometry is independent of those dates.

THE COMPLETE STATE DIRECTORY

All 50 state governors.

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STATECURRENT GOVERNORPARTYSOURCE
State profile ↗Kay IveyRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Mike DunleavyRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Katie HobbsDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Sarah Huckabee SandersRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Gavin NewsomDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Jared PolisDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Ned LamontDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Matt MeyerDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Ron DeSantisRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Brian KempRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Josh GreenDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Brad LittleRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗JB PritzkerDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Mike BraunRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Kim ReynoldsRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Laura KellyDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Andy BeshearDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Jeff LandryRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Janet MillsDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Wes MooreDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Maura HealeyDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Gretchen WhitmerDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Tim WalzDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Tate ReevesRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Mike KehoeRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Greg GianforteRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Jim PillenRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Joe LombardoRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Kelly AyotteRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Mikie SherrillDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Michelle Lujan GrishamDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Kathy HochulDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Josh SteinDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Kelly ArmstrongRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Mike DeWineRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Kevin StittRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Tina KotekDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Josh ShapiroDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Dan McKeeDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Henry McMasterRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Larry RhodenRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Bill LeeRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Greg AbbottRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Spencer CoxRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Phil ScottRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Abigail SpanbergerDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Bob FergusonDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Patrick MorriseyRepublicanNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Tony EversDemocraticNGA profile ↗
State profile ↗Mark GordonRepublicanNGA profile ↗

The source is part of the comparison.

Current officeholders and party affiliations: National Governors Association current directory and its linked governors roster, checked November 5, 2026. Governor and election information is separate from the 2024 ACS state demographic authority.

The after view uses individually linked Associated Press race-call reports, including syndicated AP reports, or named public-radio reports explicitly reporting an AP call. An unverified aggregation, a candidate’s own declaration, or a vote-count lead is not treated as a verified projection. A projected winner is pending official certification and scheduled inauguration.

Alaska and Kansas have no successor assigned in this edition because the checked primary reporting did not verify a call. The page records a dated evidence snapshot and does not update automatically as ballots are counted. Fourteen states have no regular 2026 governor election; their expected continuation is subject to normal succession and any later election.

Demographic rankings describe states during the 2020–2024 ACS reference period. The governor maps do not attribute those conditions to a particular administration or establish that party control caused an economic outcome.

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