Update On The 2014 Gubernatorial Races
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On Election Day two weeks from now, voters in 36 states will go to the polls to choose their next governor. Of these contest, 28 include incumbents seeking another term. Somewhat striking in this election cycle is the fact that this time around many incumbents find themselves in highly competitive races. Some say voters are transferring frustration with Washington to candidates closer to home. Join us to discuss the 2014 gubernatorial races, why so many are so close what a party swap at the top could mean for state and national politics.
Guests
editor and publisher of the Rothenberg Political Report and a twice-a-week columnist for Roll Call.
founder and director, University of Virginia Center for Politics and author of "The Kennedy Half-Century" (2013).
senior editor of the Cook Political Report.
writer, Governing Magazine
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