Democrats Expand Governing Majority in Nationwide Elections
Democrats gain one more governor’s mansion, with Missouri flipping to Republicans for the first time since 1940 and Rockefeller losing in West Virginia. Arch Moore of West Virginia defeats John D. Rockefeller IV as Democrats hold 31 governorships to 19 for Republicans.
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