2020 gubernatorial election

The 2020 gubernatorial election in the United States involved state governors running for re-election or new terms in various states. Most took place on November 3, 2020, coinciding with the presidential election. Key races included Florida, Georgia, and Michigan, where incumbents or challengers competed to lead state government. The outcomes influenced state policies and governance, with some incumbents winning and others being replaced. Overall, these elections serve to select the governors responsible for state-level leadership, policy implementation, and administration, shaping regional priorities amidst the national political landscape.