50 states

Delaware

Dec 7, 1787

Dover Jack Markell Democrat 925,749

Pennsylvania

Dec 12, 1787

Harrisburg
12,773,801 people
Tom Wolf
Democrat

New Jersey

Dec 18, 1787

Trenton
8,899,339 people
Chris Christie
Republican

Georgia

Jan 2, 1788

Atlanta John Deal Republican 9,992,167 people

Connecticut

Jan 9, 1788

Hartford Dan Mallory Democrat 3,596,080

Massachusetts

Feb 6, 1788

Boston Charles Baker Republican 6,692,824 people

Mayland

Apr 28, 1788

Annapolis Martin O'Malley Democrat 5,928,814 people

South Carolina

May 23, 1788

Columbia
Nimrata Haley
Republican
4,774,839 people

New Hampshire

Jun 21, 1788

Concord
1,323,459 people
Maggie Hassan
Democrat

Virginia

Jun 25, 1788

Richmond
8,260,405 people
Terry McAuliffe
Democrat

New York

Jul 26, 1788

Albany
19,651,127 people
Andrew Cuomo
Democrat

North Carolina

Nov 21, 1789

Raleigh
9,848,060 people
Patrick McCrory
Republican

Rhode Island

May 29, 1790

Providence
1,051,511 people
Gina Raimondo
Democrat

Vermont

Mar 4, 1791

Montpelier
626,630 people
Peter Shumlin
Democrat

Kentucky

Jun 1, 1792

Fankfort Steven Beshear Democrat 3,395,295 people

Tennessee

Jun 1, 1796

Nashville
6,495,978 people
William Haslam
Republican

Ohio

Mar 1, 1803

Columbus
11,570,808 people
John Kasich
Republican

Louisiana

Apr 30, 1812

Baton Rouge Bobby Jindal Republican 4,625,470 people

Indiana

Dec 11, 1816

Indianapolis Mike Pence Republican 6,570,902 people

Mississippi

Dec 10, 1817

Jackson
2,991,207 people
Dewey Bryant
Republican

Illinois

Dec 3, 1818

Springfield Bruce Rauner Republican 12,882,135

Alabama

Dec 14, 1819

Montgomery Robert J. Bentley Republican 4,833,722

Maine

Mar 15, 1820

Augusta Paul LePage Republican 1,328,302 people

Missouri

Aug 10, 1821

Jefferson City
6,044,171 people
Jay Nixon
Democrat

Arkansas

Jun 15, 1836

little Rock William Hutchinson Republican 2,959,373 people

Michigan

Jan 26, 1837

Lansing Rick Snyder Republican 9,895,622 people

Florida

Mar 3, 1845

Tallahassee Rick Scott Republican 19,552,860

Texas

Dec 29, 1845

Austin
26,448,193 people
Gregory Abbott
Republican

Iowa

Dec 28, 1846

Des Moines Terry Branstad Republican 3,090,416 people

Wisconsin

May 29, 1848

Madison
5,742,713 people
Scott Walker
Republican

California

Sep 9, 1850

Sacramento Edmund Brown, Jr Democrat 38,332,521

Minnesota

May 11, 1858

Saint Paul
5,420,380 people
Mark Dayton
Democrat

Oregon

Feb 14, 1859

Salem
3,930,065 people
John Kitzhaber
Democrat

Kansas

Jan 29, 1861

Topeka Samuel Brownback Republican 2,893,957

West Virgina

Jun 20, 1863

Charleston
1,854,304 peope
Earl Tomblin
Democrat

Nevada

Oct 31, 1864

Carson City
2,790,136 people
Brian Sandoval
Republican

Nebraska

Mar 2, 1867

Lincoln
1,868,516 people
Pete Ricketts
Republican

Colorado

Aug 1, 1876

Denver John Hickenlooper Democrat 5,268,367

North Dakota

Nov 2, 1889

Bismarck
723,393 people
John Dalrymple
Republican

South Dakota

Nov 2, 1889

Pierre
844,877 people
Dennis Daugaard
Republican

Montana

Nov 8, 1889

Helena
1,015,165 People
Steve Bullock
Democrat

Washington

Nov 11, 1889

Olympia
6,971,406 people
Jay Inslee
Democrat

Idaho

Jul 3, 1890

Boise Clement Otter Republican 1,612,136 people

Wyoming

Jul 10, 1890

Cheyenne
582,658 people
Matt Mead
Republican

Utah

Jan 4, 1896

Salt Lake City
2,900,872 people
Gary Herbert
Republican

Oklahoma

Nov 16, 1907

Oklahoma City
3,850,568 people
Mary Fallin
Republican

New Mexico

Jan 6, 1912

Santa Fe
2,085,287 people
Susan Martinez
Republicsn

Arizona

Feb 14, 1912

Phoenix Doug Ducey Republican 6,626,624 people

Alaska

Jan 3, 1959

Juneau Bill Walker Independent 735,132 people

Hawaii

Aug 21, 1959

Honolulu David Ige Democrat 1,404,054 people