Gubernatorial Election Cycle
Boldface indicates governors who may not succeed themselves in the election that year. New Hampshire and Vermont have two year terms. All others are four year.

1999, 3 States
Kentucky (D)		Mississippi (R)
Louisiana (R)
2000, 11 States
Delaware (D)		North Dakota (R)
Indiana (D)		Utah (R)
Missouri (D)		Vermont (D)
Montana (R)		Washington (D)
New Hampshire (D)		West Virginia (R)
North Carolina (D)
2001, 2 States
New Jersey (R)		Virginia (R)
2002, 36 States
Alabama (D)		Minnesota (Ref)
Alaska (D)		Nebraska (R)
Arizona (R)		Nevada (R)
Arkansas (R)		New Hampshire
California (D)		New Mexico (R)
Colorado (R)		New York (R)
Connecticut (R)		Ohio (R)
Florida (R)		Oklahoma (R)
Georgia (D)		Oregon (D)
Hawaii (D)		Pennsylvania (R)
Idaho (R)		Rhode Island (R)
Illinois (R)		South Carolina (D)
Iowa (D)		South Dakota (R)
Kansas (R)		Tennessee (R)
Maine (I)		Texas (R)
Maryland (D)		Vermont
Massachusetts (R)		Wisconsin (R)
Michigan (R)		Wyoming (R)

31 Republicans, 17 Democrats, 1 Independent, 1 Reform

2000 ELECTION CYCLE
Republicans (19) Spencer Abraham (MI) John D. Ashcroft (MO) Conrad Burns (MT) John H. Chafee (RI)* Mike DeWine (OH) William H. Frist (TN) Slade Gorton (WA) Rod Grams (MN) Orrin G. Hatch (UT) Kay Bailey Hutchison (TX) James M. Jeffords (VT) Jon Kyl (AZ) Trent Lott (MS) Richard G. Lugar (IN) Connie Mack III (FL)* William V. Roth Jr. (DE) Rick Santorum (PA) Olympia J. Snowe (ME) Craig Thomas (WY)	Democrats (14) Daniel K. Akaka (HI) Jeff Bingaman (NM) Richard H. Bryan (NV)* Robert C. Byrd (WV) Kent Conrad (ND) Dianne Feinstein (CA) Edward M. Kennedy (MA) Robert Kerrey (NE) Herb Kohl (WI) Frank R. Lautenberg (NJ)* Joseph I. Lieberman (CT) Daniel Patrick Moynihan (NY)* Charles S. Robb (VA) Paul S. Sarbanes (MD)

*will not seek re-election in 2000

2002 ELECTION CYCLE

Republicans (20) Wayne Allard (CO) Thad Cochran (MS) Susan Collins (ME) Larry Craig (ID) Pete V. Dominici (NM) Michael Enzi (WY) Phil Gramm (TX) Chuck Hagel (NE) Jesse Helms (NC) Tim Hutchinson (AR) James M. Inhofe (OK) Mitch McConnell (KY) Pat Roberts (KS) Jeff Sessions (AL) Bob Smith (NH) Gordon H. Smith (OR) Ted Stevens (AK) Fred D. Thompson (TN) Strom Thurmond (SC)* John W. Warner (VA) *will not seek re-election in 2002

Democrats (13) Max Baucus (MT) Joseph R. Biden Jr. (DE) Max Cleland (GA) Richard J. Durbin (IL) Tom Harkin (IA) Timothy P. Johnson (SD) John F. Kerry (MA) Mary L. Landrieu (LA) Carl Levin (MI) Jack Reed (RI) John D. Rockefeller IV (WV) Robert G. Torricelli (NJ) Paul Wellstone (MN)

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