Governor elected in 2018 likely to lose in 2022

[LoneStarDem]

Which one of the Dem Governor's do you see going down in 2022 ?

[LoneStarDem]

IndyRep, how on Earth are Idaho, Nebraska, and Oklahoma only "Likely" R in a Trump midterm, South Dakota and South Carolina are only Lean R, Colorado and Connecticut (unpooular Dem governors) Safe D even in a Democrat midterm, and Rhode Island and Maine tossups in a Democrat midterm lol. You predicted Rhode Island and Maine were tossups Republicans had a great chance of winning while Connecticut was Safe D and unwinnable for them and yet Rhode Island was a Democratic blowout, Maine comfortably went D, but Connecticut only barely so.

Polis got unpopular up there in CO quickly ?

[LoneStarDem]

Evers will likely win; however, Sisolak is the most vulnerable, due to GOP dominance in NV gov races. But, all three can win

The pressure will be on Whitmer to get those damn roads fixed in MI.

[LoneStarDem]

Evers of these, but Lamont is an underrated pick here.

I've heard he might not seek reelection and he's indicated this a couple of times as far as I remember. But if he runs, he should be fine. If not, Susan Bysiewicz would be a decent successor.

Lamont cannot handle the heat in Hartford eh ?

[LoneStarDem]

The worst governor Evers. (pun intended)

I'm assuming he's having a horrible legislative session despite winning 4 consecutive statewide elections ?