Here they are...
2014 Gubernatorial race results
AZ: Jan Brewer (R) defeats Greg Stanton (D), 54-45
NE: Beau McCoy (R) defeats Steve Lathrop (D), 56-44
AR: Asa Hutchinson (R) defeats Mike Ross (D), 51-48
MD: Anthony Brown (D) defeats David Craig (R), 57-42
MA: Steve Grossman (D) defeats Scott Brown (R), 53-45
AL: Robert Bentley (R) defeats John Rogers (D), 63-37
AK: Sean Parnell (R) defeats Ethan Berkowitz (D), 56-42
FL: Charlie Crist (D) defeats Rick Scott (R), 57-43
ID: Butch Otter (R) defeats Walt Minnick (D), 57-41
ME: John Baldacci (D) defeats Paul LePage (R), 57-34
NV: Brian Sandoval (R) defeats Barbara Buckley (D), 56-42
OH: John Kasich (R) defeats Ed FitzGerald (D), 55-43
GA: Nathan Deal (R) defeats John Barrow (D), 57-43
IA: Terry Branstad (R) defeats Christie Vilsack (D), 54-45
KS: Sam Brownback (R) defeats Tom Holland (D), 68-32
MI: Mark Schauer (D) defeats Rick Snyder (R), 48-47
NM: Susana Martinez (R) defeats Linda Lopez (D), 55-45
OK: Mary Fallin (R) defeats Jerry Ellis (D), 71-29
PA: Allyson Schwartz (D) defeats Tom Corbett (R), 54-46
SC: Nikki Haley (R) defeats Vincent Sheheen (D), 54-46
SD: Dennis Daugaard (R) defeats Jason Frerichs (D), 65-35
TN: Bill Haslam (R) defeats Craig Fitzhugh (D), 69-31
TX: Rick Perry (R) defeats Rick White (D), 56-44
WI: Russ Feingold (D) defeats Scott Walker (R), 50-50
WY: Matt Mead (R) defeats Green Party candidate, 79-21
HI: Neil Abercrombie (D) defeats Duke Aiona (R), 56-43
MN: Mark Dayton (D) defeats Jeff Johnson (R), 56-42
IL: Lisa Madigan (D) defeats Dan Rutherford (R), 60-37
CA: Jerry Brown (D) defeats Abel Maldonado (R), 62-36
CO: John Hickenlooper (D) defeats Tom Tancredo (R), 58-41
CT: Dannel Malloy (D) defeats Tom Foley (R), 56-44
NH: Maggie Hassan (D) defeats Frank Guinta (R), 56-42
NY: Andrew Cuomo (D) defeats Greg Ball (R), 64-33
OR: John Kitzhaber (D) defeats Bruce Hanna (R), 54-42
VT: Peter Shumlin (D) defeats Republican candidate, 72-28
RI: Gina Raimondo (D) defeats Allan Fung (R), 45-36
Brewer is term-limited in 2014. Also, Iowa, Ohio, Georgia, and Connecticut should be a lot closer.
EDIT: And South Carolina. Haley only beat Sheheen by 4 points in a Republican wave year when she was popular. Now she is unpopular, and 2014 is Democratic-leaning for governors because of the 2010 Tea Party wave. Not saying she'll lose, but should be a lot closer.
