Who will win these gubernatorial races? - September 2016

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I'm guessing the Democrats will win MO, MT, NC, VT, and WV while the GOP will win IN and NH.

[LLR]

All D except Indiana

[Maxwell]

I'm gonna be bold and say Democrats win all of em. Even Indiana, where Gregg already has a strong apparatus going, and even West Virginia, where Dems tend to significantly over-poll their actual results.

[Gass3268]

Looks like a Democratic sweep to me.

[Heisenberg]

Overall, this will likely be a neutral year at the governor level. Republicans lose NC, but pick up VT. On paper it should be promising for Republicans, but the gains aren't materializing. Missouri and West Virginia are not gone yet, but they clearly are D-favored. McCrory is in real trouble, too. Tim Fox should run for MT Gov in four years.

[heatcharger]

All D except Indiana

[The Other Castro]

All D except Indiana

[Figueira]

All D except Indiana

This, but I can totally see theDemocrats winning Indiana too.

The only ones I'm somewhat confident about are Missouri and Montana, though.

[Kingpoleon]

IN - Holcomb, MO - Koster, MT - Bullock, NH - Sununu, NC - Cooper, VT - Scott, WV - Cole

R+2

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Gregg (D+1), Koster, Bullock, Susunu (R+1), Cooper (D+1), Scott (R+1), Justice

No change

[Virginiá]

Indiana: Gregg
Missouri: Koster
Montana: Bullock
New Hampshire: Ostern*
North Carolina: Cooper
Vermont: Scott
West Virginia: Justice

* I would really like to see how the NH race goes before giving a definitive prediction, but I do think NH gov could go Republican if Hillary has a very close win. If she wins by high single digits or more, then I doubt any Republican is winning statewide in NH. Either way, I think sometime in 2016-2020 is going to mark the complete downfall of NH statewide Republicans, except in highly unusual circumstances.

D+1

[Xing]

All D except Indiana

This, but I can totally see theDemocrats winning Indiana too.

The only ones I'm somewhat confident about are Missouri and Montana, though.

This, for now. The only one I'm reasonably confident about is MT, though.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Indiana: Gregg
Missouri: Koster
Montana: Bullock
New Hampshire: Ostern*
North Carolina: Cooper
Vermont: Scott
West Virginia: Justice

* I would really like to see how the NH race goes before giving a definitive prediction, but I do think NH gov could go Republican if Hillary has a very close win. If she wins by high single digits or more, then I doubt any Republican is winning statewide in NH. Either way, I think sometime in 2016-2020 is going to mark the complete downfall of NH statewide Republicans, except in highly unusual circumstances.

D+1