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Governor winners

By Compiled by Times staff writer

© St. Petersburg Times, published November 9, 2000

Here are the winners in races for governor. The notation (i) signifies incumbent.

  • DELAWARE: Ruth Ann Minner, Dem
  • INDIANA: Frank O'Bannon, Dem (i)
  • MISSOURI: Bob Holden, Dem
  • MONTANA: Judy Martz
  • NEW HAMPSHIRE: Jeanne Shaheen, Dem (i)
  • NORTH CAROLINA: Mike Easley, Dem
  • NORTH DAKOTA: John Hoeven, GOP
  • UTAH: Michael Leavitt, GOP
  • VERMONT: Howard Dean, Dem (i)
  • WASHINGTON: Gary Locke, Dem (i)
  • WEST VIRGINIA: Bob Wise, Dem

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