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The 5 governor's mansions most likely to flip in November

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The 5 governor's mansions most likely to flip in November

Three dozen governor's mansions are on the ballot this fall, with several battleground contests that could shape national politics through the end of the second Trump administration.

Decision Desk HQ's (DDHQ) forecast has Democrats favored in 21 of the 36 races, with a chance of flipping four GOP-held seats in Alaska, Iowa, Ohio and Georgia...

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