Bellwether Governor Race

[ElectionsGuy]

Florida, an incumbent in trouble almost looking to lose. I think Wisconsin and Michigan are good ones as well

[IceSpear]

MI/WI. If Dems win one or both, it'll probably be a good night for them. If they lose both, probably not so good.

[GaussLaw]

FL.  If Dems lose this, then it will be an absolutely awful night for them.

[tmthforu94]

I voted Alaska - a Governor who has done a decent job but may be washed away due to an anti-incumbent environment.

[dmmidmi]

Had to go with the home state, especially since there's a Senate race that was once competitive.

Snyder brought a pragmatic, conservative, less-ideological approach to governance, and this race is, beyond the shadow of a doubt, a referendum on the direction in which he has taken--and might take--our state. No scandals, no major candidate flaws, and no disasters have gotten in the way of this campaign. All the while, his challenger is the very definition of a generic Democrat--no flaws, capable enough at campaigning and speaking, with a voting record that his proponents and opponents can point to.

Snyder is going to succeed or fail on Tuesday based on his merits alone.

[Maxwell]

Wisconsin and Michigan. If Republicans lose one and not the other, is indicitive of the direction the party should go (in a more pragmatic direction or an ideological one). If they lose both, they're in trouble. If they win both, then it's probably going to be an okay night in terms of holding on to Governorships for Republicans.