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2026 general · November 3, 2026

2026 Statewide offices election results

Every Statewide offices race in the 2026 general election, state by state: winners, margins and seats that changed party.

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Races115
Changed party17
Unopposed9%10 races
Incumbents defeated11

Statewide offices

D 66 · R 38 · Uncalled 11

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
Alabama Attorney GeneralKatherine Robertson (R)10.0
Alabama AuditorCounting—Incumbent lost
Alabama Lieutenant GovernorJohn Wahl (R)8.7
Alabama Secretary of StateCaroleene Dobson (R)9.2
Alabama TreasurerYoung Boozer (R)10.0
Arizona Attorney GeneralKris Mayes (D)11.0Flipped
Arizona Secretary of StateAdrian Fontes (D)11.2
Arizona TreasurerNick Mansour (D)7.7Flipped
Arkansas Attorney GeneralTim Griffin (R)Unopposed
Arkansas AuditorDennis Milligan (R)Unopposed
Arkansas Lieutenant GovernorLeslie Rutledge (R)27.8
Arkansas Secretary of StateKim Hammer (R)16.3
Arkansas TreasurerJohn Thurston (R)Unopposed
California Attorney GeneralRob Bonta (D)30.2
California ComptrollerMalia Cohen (D)30.2
California Lieutenant GovernorFiona Ma (D)30.3
California Secretary of StateShirley Weber (D)32.2
California TreasurerEleni Kounalakis (D)30.6
Colorado Attorney GeneralJena Griswold (D)17.8
Colorado Secretary of StateAmanda Gonzalez (D)23.2
Colorado TreasurerJeff Bridges (D)20.1
Connecticut Attorney GeneralWilliam Tong (D)26.4
Connecticut ComptrollerSean Scanlon (D)26.0
Connecticut Secretary of StateStephanie Thomas (D)26.9
Connecticut TreasurerErick Russell (D)20.7
Delaware Attorney GeneralKathy Jennings (D)27.2
Delaware AuditorLydia York (D)25.6
Delaware TreasurerTed Lauzen (D)24.9
Florida Attorney GeneralJames Uthmeier (R)1.8
Florida TreasurerCounting—Incumbent lost
Georgia Attorney GeneralTanya Miller (D)11.1Flipped
Georgia Lieutenant GovernorJosh McLaurin (D)11.9Flipped
Georgia Secretary of StatePenny Reynolds (D)11.4Flipped
Idaho Attorney GeneralRaúl Labrador (R)19.7
Idaho ComptrollerBrandon Woolf (R)32.4
Idaho Lieutenant GovernorScott Bedke (R)27.0
Idaho Secretary of StatePhil McGrane (R)34.8
Idaho TreasurerJulie Ellsworth (R)31.0
Illinois Attorney GeneralKwame Raoul (D)23.2
Illinois ComptrollerMargaret Croke (D)22.1
Illinois Secretary of StateAlexi Giannoulias (D)29.5
Illinois TreasurerMike Frerichs (D)24.3
Indiana AuditorCountingUnopposed
Indiana Secretary of StateBeau Bayh (D)9.2Flipped
Indiana TreasurerCounting—Incumbent lost
Iowa Attorney GeneralNathan Willems (D)1.8FlippedIncumbent lost
Iowa AuditorCounting—
Iowa Secretary of StatePaul Pate (R)6.4
Iowa TreasurerRoby Smith (R)0.7
Kansas Attorney GeneralCounting—Incumbent lost
Kansas Secretary of StateCounting—
Kansas TreasurerSteven Johnson (R)6.9
Maryland Attorney GeneralAnthony Brown (D)36.0
Maryland ComptrollerBrooke Lierman (D)35.9
Massachusetts Attorney GeneralAndrea Campbell (D)31.1
Massachusetts AuditorCountingUnopposed
Massachusetts Secretary of StateWilliam F. Galvin (D)42.5
Massachusetts TreasurerDeb Goldberg (D)31.8
Michigan Attorney GeneralEli Savit (D)8.2
Michigan Secretary of StateGarlin Gilchrist (D)10.1
Minnesota Attorney GeneralKeith Ellison (D)8.7
Minnesota AuditorZack Filipovich (D)8.8
Minnesota Secretary of StateSteve Simon (D)12.9
Missouri AuditorCountingUnopposed
Nebraska Attorney GeneralMike Hilgers (R)12.1
Nebraska AuditorMike Foley (R)49.1
Nebraska Secretary of StateScott Petersen (R)13.1
Nebraska TreasurerJoey Spellerberg (R)16.8
Nevada Attorney GeneralNicole Cannizzaro (D)15.4
Nevada ComptrollerMichael MacDougall (D)11.3FlippedIncumbent lost
Nevada Lieutenant GovernorSandra Jauregui (D)13.7FlippedIncumbent lost
Nevada Secretary of StateCisco Aguilar (D)18.0
Nevada TreasurerTya Mathis-Coleman (D)12.5
New Mexico Attorney GeneralRaúl Torrez (D)26.0
New Mexico AuditorJoseph Maestas (D)21.0
New Mexico Secretary of StateAmanda López Askin (D)21.9
New Mexico TreasurerLaura Montoya (D)19.6
New York Attorney GeneralLetitia James (D)20.5
New York ComptrollerTom DiNapoli (D)29.3
North Dakota Attorney GeneralDrew Wrigley (R)27.8
North Dakota Secretary of StateMichael Howe (R)24.1
Ohio Attorney GeneralJohn Kulewicz (D)0.6Flipped
Ohio AuditorFrank LaRose (R)1.6
Ohio Secretary of StateAllison Russo (D)3.5Flipped
Ohio TreasurerSeth Walsh (D)1.1Flipped
Oklahoma Attorney GeneralJon Echols (R)10.7
Oklahoma AuditorCountingUnopposed
Oklahoma Lieutenant GovernorT. W. Shannon (R)15.6
Oklahoma TreasurerCindy Byrd (R)50.8
Rhode Island Attorney GeneralKimberly Ahern (D)32.9
Rhode Island Lieutenant GovernorSabina Matos (D)18.9
Rhode Island Secretary of StateGregg Amore (D)91.4
Rhode Island TreasurerJames Diossa (D)30.6
South Carolina Attorney GeneralDavid Stumbo (R)4.7
South Carolina ComptrollerMike Burkhold (R)4.1
South Carolina Secretary of StateMark Hammond (R)6.0
South Carolina TreasurerCurtis Loftis (R)5.1
South Dakota Attorney GeneralLance Russell (R)Unopposed
South Dakota AuditorCatherine Barranco (R)25.1
South Dakota Secretary of StateHeather Baxter (R)22.3
South Dakota TreasurerMelissa Hull (R)24.9
Texas Attorney GeneralNathan Johnson (D)6.4Flipped
Texas ComptrollerSarah Eckhardt (D)5.1FlippedIncumbent lost
Texas Lieutenant GovernorVikki Goodwin (D)6.1FlippedIncumbent lost
Vermont Attorney GeneralCharity Clark (D)35.7
Vermont AuditorTim Ashe (D)38.3
Vermont Lieutenant GovernorMolly Gray (D)25.7FlippedIncumbent lost
Vermont Secretary of StateSarah Copeland Hanzas (D)26.6
Vermont TreasurerMike Pieciak (D)30.9
Wisconsin Attorney GeneralJosh Kaul (D)9.3
Wisconsin Secretary of StateJoCasta Zamarripa (D)5.0
Wisconsin TreasurerYee Leng Xiong (D)3.6FlippedIncumbent lost
Wyoming AuditorCountingUnopposed
Wyoming Secretary of StateRobert Short (R)44.0
Wyoming TreasurerCurt Meier (R)Unopposed

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: 99chambers results archive (MEDSL, Klarner, state election offices)