Historic victories in United States gubernatorial elections
In U.S. midterm elections, Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms is expected to win the gubernatorial race in Georgia, while Republican Byron Donalds is expected to win in Florida. If the results are finalized, Bottoms will become the first Black woman governor in U.S. history, and Donalds will become Florida's first Black governor.
CNN's poll predicted that former Atlanta mayor and Democratic candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms would win the gubernatorial race in Georgia.
If that result is confirmed, Bottoms will become the first black woman elected governor in U.S. history. With the Democratic candidate's victory, the governorship in Georgia will shift from Republicans to Democrats.
A Black Governor Is Expected in Florida.
According to the Associated Press (AP) forecast, Republican Representative Byron Donalds has overtaken Democratic candidate David Jolly in the Florida gubernatorial race.
According to CNN's reported results, if Donalds wins the election, he is expected to become Florida's first black governor. Donalds had received support from President Donald Trump during the Republican primary.
Incumbent Governors Were Re-elected in Some States.
In the gubernatorial races, Josh Shapiro in Pennsylvania, JB Pritzker in Illinois, Wes Moore in Maryland, and Maura Healey in Massachusetts were re-elected.
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