Main article: 2028 United States elections
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The 2028 United States gubernatorial elections were held on November 7, 2028, in 4 states regular elections were held. The elections took place concurrently with the elections to the House of Representatives and Senate.
After the elections, the Republican Party returned back to 5 states, with them gaining Chesapeake but loosing Erie to the Unity Party, the Unity Party became the second biggest with 2 governorships by gaining Erie from the Republicans and Cascade from the Democrats, and the Democratic Party lost both of its states, only leaving them with Amarillo.
Race summary[]
In these general elections, the winners were elected for four-year term beginning in January 3, 2029.
| State | PL | Governor | Incumbent | Status | Candidates |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amarillo | D+1 | Connor McKinley | Democratic | Incumbent retired Democratic hold |
▌✔️Nathan Williams (Ind. Democratic) 61.33% ▌Kimberly Yee (Republican) 34.54% ▌Write-In (Others) 4.13% |
| Appalachia | EVEN | Ian Washington | Republican | Incumbent re-elected Republican hold |
▌✔️Ian Washington (Republican) 52.51% ▌Ron Lime (Unity/Patriot/Democratic) 45.18% ▌Write-In (Others) 2.32% |
| Concord | D+8 | Zach Fellman | Democratic | Incumbent retired to run for representative Republican gain |
▌✔️Jackson Burden (Republican) 61.03% ▌Joe Sheuru (Democratic) 38.97% ▌Write-In (Others) 0.00% |
| Yellowstone | R+5 | Jonathan Barney | Republican | Incumbent re-elected Republican hold |
▌✔️Jonathan Barney (Republican) 49.51% ▌Beatrice Duberry (Ind. Unity) 36.29% ▌Robert Boon (Unity) 12.10% ▌Write-Ins (Others) 2.10% |
See also[]
| Elections in the United States | ||
|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Senate | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Amarillo | Yellowstone |
| House of Representatives | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Magnolia | Erie | Amarillo | Yellowstone | Cascade | |
| Governors | Chesapeake | Magnolia | Erie | Cascade | |
| 2024 | President | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Magnolia | Erie | Amarillo | Yellowstone | Cascade |
| Senate | Concord | Chesapeake | Magnolia | Erie | Yellowstone | Cascade | |
| House of Representatives | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Magnolia | Erie | Amarillo | Yellowstone | Cascade | |
| Governors | Concord | Appalachia | Amarillo | Yellowstone | |
| 2026 | Senate | Appalachia | Magnolia | Erie | Amarillo | Cascade (reg.) | Cascade (reg.) |
| House of Representatives | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Magnolia | Erie | Amarillo | Yellowstone | Cascade | |
| Governors | Chesapeake | Magnolia | Erie | Yellowstone (spe.) | Cascade | |
| 2028 | President | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Magnolia | Erie | Amarillo | Yellowstone | Cascade |
| Senate | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Amarillo | Yellowstone | Cascade (spe.) | |
| House of Representatives | Concord | Chesapeake | Appalachia | Magnolia | Erie | Amarillo | Yellowstone | Cascade | |
| Governors | Concord | Appalachia | Amarillo | Yellowstone | |