Aaron Ford: The Former Teacher and Attorney General Seeking Nevada’s Governorship
The Democratic nominee’s path runs through five degrees, legislative leadership and the state’s top legal office.
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The Democratic nominee’s path runs through five degrees, legislative leadership and the state’s top legal office.
The former Clark County school trustee brings a state education-board seat and a public-accountability platform to the governor’s race.
The New Hampshire Republican’s career connects state law enforcement, Washington and a return to Concord.
The Democratic nominee combines laboratory and legal experience with a former Executive Council role and a second campaign for governor.
The former interior secretary and congresswoman seeks statewide executive office with a record rooted in tribal leadership and public lands.
The former mayor’s statewide argument connects business experience and regional leadership to a conditional income-tax proposal. The details explain what he is promising—and what remains to be worked out.
The governor’s route from western New York local government to Albany included congressional service and six years as lieutenant governor.
The Republican nominee brings local elected office, legal practice and Port Authority experience to his challenge against Kathy Hochul.
A former Senate finance chairman and investment executive puts tax policy at the center of his bid to succeed Kevin Stitt.
Oklahoma’s House Democratic leader brings nonprofit experience and a decade of legislative work to the governor’s race.
Oregon’s incumbent governor faces a rematch with Christine Drazan after a first term centered on housing, schools and behavioral health.
The former House Republican leader returns for a second governor’s race, making affordability and public services central to her challenge.
Pennsylvania’s governor seeks a second term with a record spanning the state House, county government and the attorney general’s office.
The state treasurer and retired Army Reserve colonel challenges Josh Shapiro with a record built around financial oversight.
The former CVS Pharmacy president and Hudson’s Bay chief executive brings a corporate-management résumé to Rhode Island’s open governor contest.
A former gubernatorial aide with experience in music, banking and nonprofit development seeks to turn government efficiency into a statewide campaign.
The software entrepreneur and election-data analyst returns for a third governor campaign, this time without a party label.
South Carolina’s four-term attorney general brings a prosecution and National Guard career to the race to succeed Henry McMaster.
A former professional basketball player and state representative makes public services and affordability the focus of his gubernatorial campaign.
A rancher, welder and longtime legislator seeks a full term after succeeding Kristi Noem as South Dakota governor.
The Dell Rapids business owner and former legislator challenges Larry Rhoden with an argument rooted in local enterprise and public services.
Tennessee’s senior U.S. senator brings a long legislative career and an anti-tax platform to the 2026 governor’s race.
The Memphis council member and Shelby County public defender campaigns on household costs, public schools and access to care.
Vermont’s fifth-term governor seeks another two years with affordability, education reform and economic growth at the center of his case.