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Governors usually travel in SUVs, occasionally with State Police escorts, who also serve as their protection. Most out-of-state trips are for fundraisers or benefits, so the organizers usually pay for private travel. When they fly commercial, it is usually First Class.

They normally travel on state-owned aircraft and are usually accompanied by state troopers most everywhere they go. Then they are driven to their final destinations by a state trooper or other person assigned to the protection detail. They can fly commercial, but most don't do it often unless it is a long distance, etc. Example: an east coast governor can't justify the expense of taking a taxpayer-supported aircraft to California for a political campaign--then the party pays for it or sometimes individuals do. This is a hot topic because of ethical concerns.

Not really a motorcade, although their vehicle may be accompanied by squad cars, especially getting in and out of certain locations (lots of traffic, etc.)

state trooper or state police provide all security for them travel on state owned aircraft mostly assigned to law enforcement they do fly first class commercial air or the friendly of friends private jets, one west coast guy likes to ride his Harley around and often gets into accidents

I think that it depends on the state, but I think most have a detail from that state's state police assigned to him/her. I believe most states provide planes and helicopters for their governors.

private

sometimes they may have

I donl;t think they travel in motorcades

Why yes they do, and they do it all for FREE, as in your hard earned tax dollars.

What suckers we are.................!