Governors rated most conservative easily won re-election
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Eight of the country's top ten conservative governors according to an ALEC report were up for reelection in 2022, with all eight emerging with easy victories Tuesday.
The Laffer-ALEC 2021 report, which was conducted by well-known conservatives such as ALEC's Dr. Arthur B. Laffer and The Heritage Foundation's Stephen Moore, ranked all 50 governors on their economic, fiscal, and executive policy, with conservative policy positions earning higher marks. Michael Lee is a writer at Fox News. Follow him on Twitter @UAMichaelLee
Ten governors earned a five-star ranking in the report, with eight facing reelection on Tuesday. That list included South Dakota's Noem, who came in ranked number one. The Republican governor was easily reelected Tuesday, winning by 26.8 percentage points.
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