Governors or Other State Offices that you want the opposing party to win?

[jamestroll]

Like most super popular public figures, Larry Hogan is likely overrated. Still, I would not mind him winning re-election. I really do not mind Phil Scott or Charlie Baker winning re-election either.

Rauner, I hope he loses to a non corrupt democrat though.

As of this time, I do not know enough about row officers of opposing party to care. Really, outside your own state, who cares who is Treasurer of Alabama.

[Xing]

Like you mentioned, I wouldn't be heartbroken if Phil Scott, Baker, and Hogan won.

[KingSweden]

Like you mentioned, I wouldn't be heartbroken if Phil Scott, Baker, and Hogan won.

Same here. Particularly Scott and Hogan

[Figueira]

New York

Other than that, there are a few places where I don't mind the Republican that much, but I still would rather have a Democrat.

[anthonyjg]

None as my first choice but I could see myself voting for one as a protest to some awful Democrat *cough*Cuomo*cough*

[Figueira]

In all seriousness though, I'd vote for Cuomo over any Republican.

[Del Tachi]

Like most super popular public figures, Larry Hogan is likely overrated. Still, I would not mind him winning re-election. I really do not mind Phil Scott or Charlie Baker winning re-election either.

Rauner, I hope he loses to a non corrupt democrat though.

As of this time, I do not know enough about row officers of opposing party to care. Really, outside your own state, who cares who is Treasurer of Alabama.

Everybody should because Young Boozer has the best name of any row officer in the country.

[smoltchanov]

As a centrist Indie i like some Democratic governors and some Republican. Among Republicans - usually the most moderate (in conservative state - pragmatic conservatives) types: Baker, Scott (VT), Hogan. Haslam, Sandoval, Sununu, Rauner, Snyder, Kasich are more or less acceptable to me too. Among Democrats - Bullock, Justice (i generally like politicians able to win in "hostile" states, and that's additional plus for Baker, Scott and Hogan too), Cooper, JBE, Brown (CA) and few other... As usual - i strongly dislike "ideology-driven" politicians as governors (be it Brownback, Scott (FL), or Malloy). Thankfully - there are much less of them among governors then among congressmembers...

Among other offices - Hood (MS), Wyman (WA) and some other. The point remains the same....

[President Johnson]

I would have nothing against the reelection of Charlie Baker and Larry Hogan. Would also be ok with John Kasich, if he could run again. I still have mixed feelings about Bruce Rauner. A little too radical on econmic policy, but far better than most GOP governors. Also unsure about Pennsylvania because Tom Wolf is obviously not doing such a good job. I was all for Tom Corbett in 2014, the only Republican I supported that cycle. So, depends on the candidate there in Pennsylvania the next time. Sadly Corby won't come back.

[Free Bird]

Nothing really wrong with Gavin Newsom winning, I suppose. Not like it's a contest, anyway. I also recently supported Governor Justice on the basis of baddassery.

[Free Bird]

Only New Hampshire. Stefany Shaheen or Ann Kuster would be nice. I hope Sununu loses in 2018!

Because it would advance your narrative

[100% pro-life no matter what]

None.  But, if I had to have one, it would be JBE, since he is socially conservative

[NerdyBohemian]

I want Gina Raimondo to lose does that count?

[Figueira]

I want Gina Raimondo to lose does that count?

If you actually support her Republican opponent, sure.

[SATW]

I'll likely support Cuomo.