How would you have voted: NY gubernatorial elections

[Oldiesfreak1854]

1850: William L. Chaplin (Liberty)
1852: Minthorne Tompkins (Free Soil Democrat)
1854: Myron H. Clark (Whig)
1856: John Alsop King (Republican)
1858: Edwin D. Morgan (Republican)
1860: Edwin D. Morgan (Republican)
1862: James S. Wadsworth (Republican)
1864: Reuben E. Fenton (Republican)
1866: Reuben E. Fenton (Republican)
1868: John A. Griswold (Republican)
1870: Stewart L. Woodford (Republican)
1872: John A. Dix (Republican)
1874: John A. Dix (Republican)
1876: Edwin D. Morgan (Republican)
1879: Alonzo B. Cornell (Republican)
1882: Charles J. Folger (Republican)
1885: Ira Davenport (Republican)
1888: Warner Miller (Republican)
1891: Jacob S. Fassett (Republican)
1894: Levi P. Morton (Republican)
1896: Frank S. Black (Republican)
1898: Theodore Roosevelt (Republican)
1900: Benjamin Odell (Republican)
1902: Benjamin Odell (Republican)
1904: Frank Higgins (Republican)
1906: Charles Evans Hughes (Republican)
1908: Charles Evans Hughes (Republican)
1910: Henry L. Stimson (Republican)
1912: Job E. Hedges (Republican)
1914: Charles S. Whitman (Republican)
1916: Charles S. Whitman (Republican)
1918: Charles S. Whitman (Republican)
1920: Nathan L. Miller (Republican)
1922: Nathan L. Miller (Republican)
1924: Ted Roosevelt (Republican)
1926: Ogden L. Mills (Republican)
1928: Albert Ottinger (Republican)
1930: Charles H. Tuttle (Republican)
1932: William J. Donovan (Republican)
1934: Robert Moses (Republican)
1936: William F. Bleakley (Republican)
1938: Thomas E. Dewey (Republican)
1942: Thomas E. Dewey (Republican)
1946: Thomas E. Dewey (Republican)
1950: Thomas E. Dewey (Republican)
1954: Irving Ives (Republican) enthusiastically
1958: Nelson Rockefeller (Republican)
1962: Nelson Rockefeller (Republican)
1966: Nelson Rockefeller (Republican) enthusiastically
1970: Nelson Rockefeller (Republican) enthusiastically
1974: Malcolm Wilson (Republican) enthusiastically
1978: Perry J. Duryea (Republican)
1982: Lewis Lehrman (Republican) reluctantly
1986: Andrew O'Rourke (Republican)
1990: Pete Rinfret (Republican)
1994: George Pataki (Republican)
1998: George Pataki (Republican)
2002: George Pataki (Republican)
2006: John Faso (Republican)
2010: Carl Paladino (Republican) reluctantly
2014: Rob Astorino (Republican)