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2018 general · November 6, 2018

2018 Statewide offices election results

Every Statewide offices race in the 2018 general election, state by state: winners, margins and seats that changed party.

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Races107
Changed party0
Unopposed5%5 races

Statewide offices

D 53 · R 53 · Other 1

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
Alabama Attorney GeneralSteve Marshall (R)17.6
Alabama AuditorJim Zeigler (R)20.9
Alabama Lieutenant GovernorWill Ainsworth (R)22.5
Alabama Secretary of StateJohn H. Merrill (R)22.1
Alabama TreasurerJohn McMillan (R)Unopposed
Arizona Attorney GeneralMark Brnovich (R)3.5
Arizona Secretary of StateKatie Hobbs (D)0.9
Arizona TreasurerKimberly Yee (R)8.5
Arkansas Attorney GeneralLeslie Rutledge (R)26.4
Arkansas Lieutenant GovernorTim Griffin (R)31.2
Arkansas Secretary of StateJohn Thurston Commissioner Of State Lands (R)24.1
Arkansas TreasurerDennis Milligan (R)41.8
California Attorney GeneralXavier Becerra (D)27.1
California ComptrollerBetty T. Yee (D)30.9
California Lieutenant GovernorEleni Kounalakis (D)13.1
California Secretary of StateAlex Padilla (D)28.9
California TreasurerFiona Ma (D)28.3
Colorado Attorney GeneralPhil Weiser (D)6.4
Colorado Secretary of StateJena Griswold (D)8.0
Colorado TreasurerDave Young (D)7.3
Connecticut Attorney GeneralWilliam Tong (D)6.0
Connecticut ComptrollerKevin Lembo (D)11.9
Connecticut Secretary of StateDenise Merrill (D)13.4
Connecticut TreasurerShawn Wooden (D)11.4
Delaware Attorney GeneralKathy Jennings (D)22.6
Delaware AuditorKathleen K. McGuiness (D)15.8
Delaware TreasurerColleen Davis (D)6.5
District of Columbia Attorney GeneralKarl A. Racine (D)86.1
Florida Attorney GeneralAshley Moody (R)6.0
Georgia Attorney GeneralChris Carr (R)2.6
Georgia Lieutenant GovernorGeoff Duncan (R)3.3
Georgia Secretary of StateBrad Raffensperger (R)0.4
Idaho Attorney GeneralLawrence Wasden (R)30.9
Idaho ComptrollerBrandon Woolf (R)Unopposed
Idaho Lieutenant GovernorJanice McGeachin (R)19.5
Idaho Secretary of StateLawerence Denney (R)25.1
Idaho TreasurerJulie Ellsworth (R)Unopposed
Illinois Attorney GeneralKwame Raoul (D)12.0
Illinois ComptrollerSusana Mendoza (D)22.9
Illinois Secretary of StateJesse White (D)39.0
Illinois TreasurerMike Frerichs (D)18.7
Indiana AuditorTera K. Klutz (R)14.3
Indiana Secretary of StateConnie Lawson (R)16.0
Indiana TreasurerKelly Mitchell (R)17.1
Iowa Attorney GeneralTom Miller (D)53.7
Iowa Lieutenant GovernorKim Reynolds/adam Gregg (R)2.7
Iowa Secretary of StatePaul Pate (R)7.8
Kansas Attorney GeneralDerek Schmidt (R)17.9
Kansas Secretary of StateScott Schwab (R)8.7
Kansas TreasurerJake LaTurner (R)15.4
Louisiana Secretary of StateKyle Ardoin (R)0.7
Maryland ComptrollerPeter Franchot (D)44.3
Massachusetts Attorney GeneralMaura Healey (D)39.9
Massachusetts AuditorSuzanne M. Bump (D)31.1
Massachusetts TreasurerDeb Goldberg (D)38.8
Michigan Attorney GeneralDana Nessel (D)2.8
Michigan Secretary of StateJocelyn Benson (D)8.9
Minnesota Attorney GeneralKeith Ellison (D)3.9
Minnesota AuditorJulie Blaha (D)6.1
Minnesota Secretary of StateSteve Simon (D)8.6
Missouri AuditorNicole Galloway (D)5.8
Nebraska Attorney GeneralDoug Peterson (R)Unopposed
Nebraska Secretary of StateBob Evnen (R)21.3
Nebraska TreasurerJohn Murante (R)Unopposed
Nevada Attorney GeneralAaron Ford (D)0.5
Nevada ComptrollerCatherine Byrne (D)4.5
Nevada Lieutenant GovernorKate Marshall (D)6.9
Nevada Secretary of StateBarbara K. Cegavske (R)0.7
Nevada TreasurerZach Conine (D)0.7
New Mexico Attorney GeneralHector Balderas (D)28.4
New Mexico AuditorBrian S. Colon (D)15.1
New Mexico Secretary of StateMaggie Toulouse Oliver (D)20.5
New Mexico TreasurerTim Eichenberg (D)15.8
New York Attorney GeneralLetitia James (D)27.4
New York ComptrollerTom DiNapoli (D)33.6
North Dakota Attorney GeneralWayne Stenehjem (R)35.3
North Dakota Secretary of StateAlvin A. Jaeger (OTH)8.1
Ohio Attorney GeneralDave Yost (R)4.3
Ohio Secretary of StateFrank LaRose (R)3.7
Ohio TreasurerRobert Sprague (R)6.6
Oklahoma Attorney GeneralMike Hunter (R)28.1
Oklahoma Lieutenant GovernorMatt Pinnell (R)27.4
Oklahoma TreasurerRandy McDaniel (R)43.2
Rhode Island Attorney GeneralPeter F. Neronha (D)60.7
Rhode Island Lieutenant GovernorDan McKee (D)32.8
Rhode Island Secretary of StateNellie M. Gorbea (D)34.9
South Carolina Attorney GeneralAlan Wilson (R)10.2
South Carolina Secretary of StateMark Hammond (R)14.3
South Carolina TreasurerCurtis Loftis (R)15.2
South Dakota Attorney GeneralJason Ravnsborg (R)10.3
South Dakota AuditorRichard Sattgast (R)28.0
South Dakota Secretary of StateSteve Barnett (R)30.4
South Dakota TreasurerJosh Haeder (R)24.7
Texas Attorney GeneralPaxton (R)3.5
Texas ComptrollerHegar (R)9.8
Texas Lieutenant GovernorDan Patrick (R)4.8
Vermont Attorney GeneralT.j. Donovan (D)43.8
Vermont Lieutenant GovernorDavid Zuckerman (D)18.5
Vermont Secretary of StateJim Condos (D)37.3
Vermont TreasurerBeth Pearce (D)35.3
Wisconsin Attorney GeneralJosh Kaul (D)0.7
Wisconsin Lieutenant GovernorTony Evers (D)1.1
Wisconsin Secretary of StateDoug La Follette (D)5.6
Wisconsin TreasurerSarah Godlewski (D)4.1
Wyoming AuditorKristi Racines (R)46.5
Wyoming Secretary of StateEdward Buchanan (R)42.0
Wyoming TreasurerCurt Meier (R)44.2

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab