What is 2018 United States gubernatorial elections?
The 2018 United States gubernatorial elections were a series of elections occurring in 36 states, as well as 3 territories. The [[Democratic Party (United States)|Democrats]] made substantial gains, the and [[Bill Walker (politician)|Independents]] made a net loss of one (the [[Bill Walker (politician)|only Independent governor,]] who came from [[Alaska]], lost his reelection bid to a Republican). Elections occurred in the following states: * [[2018 California gubernatorial election|California]] * [[2018 Oregon gubernatorial election|Oregon]] * [[2018 Nevada gubernatorial election|Nevada]] * [[2018 Idaho gubernatorial electon|Idaho]] * [[2018 Arizona gubernatorial election|Arizona]] * [[2018 New Mexico gubernatorial election|New Mexico]] * [[2018 Wyoming gubernatorial election|Wyoming]] * [[2018 Texas gubernatorial election|Texas]] * Colorado * Kansas * South Dakota * Oklahoma * Nebraska * Iowa * Illinois * Minnesota * Wisconsin * Michigan * [[2018 Ohio gubernatorial election|Ohio]] * Pennsylvania * Arkansas * Tennessee * Alabama * South Carolina * Maryland * Georgia * Florida * Connecticut * Rhode Island * [[2018 New York gubernatorial election|New York]] * New Hampshire * Massachusetts * Vermont * Maine * [[2018 Alaska gubernatorial election|Alaska]] * Hawaii In the following states, Democrats had held the seat, but in this election lost to [[Republican Party (United States)|Republicans]]: ''None'' In the following states, Democrats had held the seat, but in this election lost to Independents: ''None'' In the following states, Republicans had held the seat, but in this election lost to Democrats: # Wisconsin # Michigan # Illinois # Nevada # New Mexico # Kansas # Maine In the following states, Republicans had held the seat, but in this election lost to Independents: ''None'' In the following states, Independents had held the seat, but in this election lost to Republicans: # Alaska In the following states, Independents had held the seat, but in this election lost to Democrats: ''None'' In the follo