So there it is...the story of three governors in the states that very well could be the next three states in the country to recognize marriage equality. One could be a potential ally (Maine's Baldacci), one is certainly an obstacle (Vermont's Douglas), and one is still unknown (New Hampshire's Lynch). But as these three individuals demonstrate, the Governor's office is a critical component in the debate over marriage equality. It's something LGBT rights supporters should remember, as the 2010 election season approaches.