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« on: August 05, 2013, 12:31:18 PM »

My predictions.

Obviously I have the benefit of new information that wasn't available in March. For example, William Daley has announced a bid for Governor of Illinois, and Lisa Madigan decided against it.

2013 elections
New Jersey- Chris Christie
Virginia- Terry McAuliffe

2014 Elections
Alabama- Robert J. Bentley
Alaska- Sean Parnell
Arizona- Doug Ducey
State Treasurer and former CEO of Cold Stone Creamery. He's wealthy, Republican and holds the type of office that's a stepping stone for political bids.

Arkansas- Republican
This one's tough to the predict. As the likely Democratic nominee, Mike Ross seems to have a better shot that any of the declared Republicans, but whoever wins the Republican primary will likely be the favorite.

California- Jerry Brown
Colorado-John Hickenlooper
Slight favorite to win the general election, and there are so many potential Republican nominees.

Connecticut- Tom Foley
Florida- Charlie Crist
Georgia- Nathan Deal
Hawaii- Neil Abercrombie
He's vulnerable, but the top Democratic opponent decided to run for Senate.

Idaho- Butch Otter
Illinois- William Daley
Iowa- Terry Branstad
Kansas- Sam Brownback
Maine- Mike Michaud
Maryland- Doug Gansler
Massachusetts- Scott Brown
More because the Democratic field is so crowded. Coakley will have to fight to be forgiven after her first loss to Brown.

Michigan- Rick Snyder
Minnesota- Mark Dayton
Nebraska- Don Stenberg
Nevada- Brian Sandoval
New Hampshire- Maggie Hassan
New Mexico- Susana Martinez
New York- Andrew Cuomo
Ohio- John Kasich
Oklahoma- Mary Fallin
Oregon- No clue.
Pennsylvania- Allyson Schwartz
Although it's likely to be a toss-up if Corbett opts out, and another Republican wins the nomination.

Rhode Island- Gina Raimondo
South Carolina- Nikki Haley
She's a slight favorite.

South Dakota- Dennis Dauggard
Tennessee- Bill Haslam
Texas- Greg Abbott
Vermont- Peter Shumlin
Wisconsin- Scott Walker
Wyoming- Matt Mead
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