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Elections in Georgia |
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The 1860 United States presidential election in Georgia took place on November 6, 1860, as part of the 1860 United States presidential election. Georgia voters chose 10 representatives, or electors, to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.
In the election, Southern Democratic candidate 14th Vice President of the United States John C. Breckinridge and his running mate Senator Joseph Lane won the plurality of the vote against Constitutional Union candidate Senator John Bell and his running mate Governor of Massachusetts Edward Everett as well as Democratic candidate Senator Stephen A. Douglas and his running mate 41st Governor of Georgia Herschel V. Johnson. Republican candidate Abraham Lincoln did not appar on the ballot.
As no candidate received a majority of the popular vote, the election was thrown into the General Assembly, which voted to select 10 Breckinridge electors. [1]
1860 United States presidential election in Georgia [2] | |||
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Party | Candidate elector | Votes | |
SD | Peter Cone Cone | 173 | |
SD | Hardy Strickland | 173 | |
SD | W. M. Slaughter | 172 | |
SD | O. C. Gibson | 172 | |
SD | Hugh Buchanan | 172 | |
SD | W. A. Lofton | 172 | |
SD | W. M. McIntosh | 172 | |
SD | Henry R. Jackson | 171 | |
SD | Lewis Tumlin | 171 | |
SD | Alfred H. Colquitt | 162 | |
CU | Benjamin Harvey Hill | 54 | |
CU | Wm. F. Wright | 54 | |
CU | J. R. Parrott | 54 | |
CU | I. E. Dupree | 54 | |
CU | Charles Augustus Lafayette Lamar | 54 | |
CU | William Law | 53 | |
CU | S. Spencer | 52 | |
CU | L. T. Doyal | 52 | |
CU | Hiram Parks Bell | 52 | |
CU | M. Douglass | 47 | |
D | Alexander H. Stephens | 18 | |
D | Ambrose R. Wright | 8 | |
D | James Lindsay Seward | 8 | |
D | B. Y. Martin | 8 | |
D | Nathan Bass | 8 | |
D | Hiram B. Warner | 8 | |
D | J. W. Harris | 8 | |
D | J. P. Simmons | 8 | |
D | J. S. Hook | 8 | |
D | Julien Cumming | 8 |
Party | Candidate | Votes | % | |
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Southern Democratic | John C. Breckinridge | 52,181 [lower-alpha 1] | 48.85% | |
Constitutional Union | John Bell | 42,954 [lower-alpha 2] | 40.21% | |
Democratic | Stephen A. Douglas | 11,687 | 10.94% | |
Total votes | 106,822 | 100% |
County | John Breckinridge Southern Democratic | John Bell Constitutional Union | Stephen Douglas Democratic | Total | |||
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# | % | # | % | # | % | ||
Appling | 287 | 71.75% | 112 | 28.00% | 1 | 0.25% | 400 |
Baker | 259 | 69.44% | 112 | 30.03% | 2 | 0.54% | 373 |
Baldwin | 440 | 47.21% | 397 | 42.60% | 95 | 10.19% | 932 |
Banks | 466 | 81.75% | 94 | 16.49% | 10 | 1.75% | 570 |
Berrien | 316 | 58.96% | 219 | 40.86% | 1 | 0.19% | 536 |
Bibb | 812 | 39.28% | 876 | 42.38% | 379 | 18.34% | 2,067 |
Brooks | 336 | 54.11% | 281 | 45.25% | 4 | 0.64% | 621 |
Bryan | 193 | 71.75% | 75 | 27.88% | 1 | 0.37% | 269 |
Bulloch | 567 | 98.61% | 7 | 1.22% | 1 | 0.17% | 575 |
Burke | 468 | 50.16% | 211 | 22.62% | 254 | 27.22% | 933 |
Butts | 309 | 51.07% | 269 | 44.46% | 27 | 4.46% | 605 |
Calhoun | 230 | 68.86% | 98 | 29.34% | 6 | 1.80% | 334 |
Camden | 207 | 85.54% | 35 | 14.46% | 0 | 0.00% | 242 |
Campbell | 785 | 64.82% | 412 | 34.02% | 14 | 1.16% | 1,211 |
Carroll | 1,294 | 70.67% | 508 | 27.74% | 29 | 1.58% | 1,831 |
Cass | 1,055 | 50.67% | 699 | 33.57% | 328 | 15.75% | 2,082 |
Catoosa | 382 | 48.11% | 338 | 42.57% | 74 | 9.32% | 794 |
Charlton | 141 | 75.81% | 43 | 23.12% | 2 | 1.08% | 186 |
Chatham | 1,812 | 67.11% | 568 | 21.04% | 320 | 11.85% | 2,700 |
Chattahoochee | 303 | 55.29% | 226 | 41.24% | 19 | 3.47% | 548 |
Chattooga | 287 | 32.80% | 436 | 49.83% | 152 | 17.37% | 875 |
Cherokee | 851 | 59.06% | 446 | 30.95% | 144 | 9.99% | 1,441 |
Clarke | 452 | 37.54% | 695 | 57.72% | 57 | 4.73% | 1,204 |
Clay | 286 | 52.57% | 246 | 45.22% | 12 | 2.21% | 544 |
Clayton | 197 | 32.24% | 311 | 50.90% | 103 | 16.86% | 611 |
Clinch | 115 | 50.66% | 106 | 46.70% | 6 | 2.64% | 227 |
Cobb | 1,368 | 67.16% | 623 | 30.58% | 46 | 2.26% | 2,037 |
Coffee | 93 | 67.88% | 30 | 21.90% | 14 | 10.22% | 137 |
Colquitt | 115 | 62.84% | 67 | 36.61% | 1 | 0.55% | 183 |
Columbia | 67 | 8.75% | 336 | 43.86% | 363 | 47.39% | 766 |
Coweta | 896 | 60.34% | 534 | 35.96% | 55 | 3.70% | 1,485 |
Crawford | 378 | 66.55% | 188 | 33.10% | 2 | 0.35% | 568 |
Dade | 259 | 56.43% | 177 | 38.56% | 23 | 5.01% | 459 |
Dawson | 338 | 68.70% | 92 | 18.70% | 62 | 12.60% | 492 |
Decatur | 579 | 52.68% | 519 | 47.22% | 1 | 0.09% | 1,099 |
DeKalb | 636 | 57.04% | 415 | 37.22% | 64 | 5.74% | 1,115 |
Dooly | 348 | 55.33% | 253 | 40.22% | 28 | 4.45% | 629 |
Dougherty | 372 | 55.11% | 277 | 41.04% | 26 | 3.85% | 675 |
Early | 294 | 70.50% | 122 | 29.26% | 1 | 0.24% | 417 |
Echols | 87 | 77.68% | 25 | 22.32% | 0 | 0.00% | 112 |
Effingham | 209 | 50.00% | 206 | 49.28% | 3 | 0.72% | 418 |
Elbert | 120 | 13.82% | 291 | 33.53% | 457 | 52.65% | 868 |
Emanuel | 210 | 42.51% | 242 | 48.99% | 42 | 8.50% | 494 |
Fannin | 545 | 69.43% | 148 | 18.85% | 92 | 11.72% | 785 |
Fayette | 466 | 58.47% | 302 | 37.89% | 29 | 3.64% | 797 |
Floyd | 756 | 39.96% | 849 | 44.87% | 287 | 15.17% | 1,892 |
Forsyth | 630 | 60.52% | 364 | 34.97% | 47 | 4.51% | 1,041 |
Franklin | 726 | 83.83% | 137 | 15.82% | 3 | 0.35% | 866 |
Fulton | 1,018 | 39.77% | 1,195 | 46.68% | 347 | 13.55% | 2,560 |
Gilmer | 755 | 82.97% | 122 | 13.41% | 33 | 3.63% | 910 |
Glascock | 58 | 23.58% | 15 | 6.10% | 173 | 70.33% | 246 |
Glynn | 177 | 90.77% | 17 | 8.72% | 1 | 0.51% | 195 |
Gordon | 874 | 60.03% | 490 | 33.65% | 92 | 6.32% | 1,456 |
Greene | 114 | 13.48% | 581 | 68.68% | 151 | 17.85% | 846 |
Gwinnett | 643 | 38.92% | 775 | 46.91% | 234 | 14.16% | 1,652 |
Habersham | 457 | 63.74% | 188 | 26.22% | 72 | 10.04% | 717 |
Hall | 467 | 44.48% | 500 | 47.62% | 83 | 7.90% | 1,050 |
Hancock | 128 | 18.88% | 402 | 59.29% | 148 | 21.83% | 678 |
Haralson | 356 | 84.96% | 62 | 14.80% | 1 | 0.24% | 419 |
Harris | 392 | 35.28% | 689 | 62.02% | 30 | 2.70% | 1,111 |
Hart | 482 | 66.67% | 151 | 20.89% | 90 | 12.45% | 723 |
Heard | 439 | 49.83% | 380 | 43.13% | 62 | 7.04% | 881 |
Henry | 523 | 42.35% | 658 | 53.28% | 54 | 4.37% | 1,235 |
Houston | 555 | 48.05% | 569 | 49.26% | 31 | 2.68% | 1,155 |
Irwin | 74 | 77.89% | 19 | 20.00% | 2 | 2.11% | 95 |
Jackson | 675 | 54.17% | 463 | 37.16% | 108 | 8.67% | 1,246 |
Jasper | 251 | 31.65% | 369 | 46.53% | 173 | 21.82% | 793 |
Jefferson | 67 | 8.86% | 363 | 48.02% | 326 | 43.12% | 756 |
Johnson | 117 | 29.62% | 182 | 46.08% | 96 | 24.30% | 395 |
Jones | 235 | 50.76% | 214 | 46.22% | 14 | 3.02% | 463 |
Laurens | 128 | 21.62% | 428 | 72.30% | 36 | 6.08% | 592 |
Lee | 240 | 50.10% | 222 | 46.35% | 17 | 3.55% | 479 |
Liberty | 264 | 61.40% | 145 | 33.72% | 21 | 4.88% | 430 |
Lincoln | 34 | 10.83% | 167 | 53.18% | 113 | 35.99% | 314 |
Lowndes | 313 | 57.33% | 231 | 42.31% | 2 | 0.37% | 546 |
Lumpkin | 393 | 52.96% | 319 | 42.99% | 30 | 4.04% | 742 |
Macon | 271 | 38.49% | 419 | 59.52% | 14 | 1.99% | 704 |
Madison | 375 | 60.58% | 233 | 37.64% | 11 | 1.78% | 619 |
Marion | 321 | 47.00% | 321 | 47.00% | 41 | 6.00% | 683 |
McIntosh | 200 | 82.99% | 41 | 17.01% | 0 | 0.00% | 241 |
Meriwether | 615 | 50.37% | 557 | 45.62% | 49 | 4.01% | 1,221 |
Miller | 231 | 89.19% | 28 | 10.81% | 0 | 0.00% | 259 |
Milton | 417 | 53.32% | 340 | 43.48% | 25 | 3.20% | 782 |
Mitchell | 327 | 65.53% | 144 | 28.86% | 28 | 5.61% | 499 |
Monroe | 464 | 40.03% | 638 | 55.05% | 57 | 4.92% | 1,159 |
Montgomery | 40 | 13.29% | 255 | 84.72% | 6 | 1.99% | 301 |
Morgan | 102 | 16.86% | 361 | 59.67% | 142 | 23.47% | 605 |
Murray | 421 | 47.73% | 251 | 28.46% | 210 | 23.81% | 882 |
Muscogee | 769 | 45.34% | 767 | 45.22% | 160 | 9.43% | 1,696 |
Newton | 364 | 23.87% | 810 | 53.11% | 351 | 23.02% | 1,525 |
Oglethorpe | 263 | 32.19% | 367 | 44.92% | 187 | 22.89% | 817 |
Paulding | 781 | 76.72% | 198 | 19.45% | 39 | 3.83% | 1,018 |
Pickens | 452 | 69.86% | 150 | 23.18% | 45 | 6.96% | 647 |
Pierce | 237 | 74.76% | 79 | 24.92% | 1 | 0.32% | 317 |
Pike | 596 | 57.42% | 427 | 41.14% | 15 | 1.45% | 1,038 |
Polk | 326 | 45.34% | 345 | 47.98% | 48 | 6.68% | 719 |
Pulaski | 464 | 59.18% | 286 | 36.48% | 34 | 4.34% | 784 |
Putnam | 176 | 28.21% | 291 | 46.63% | 157 | 25.16% | 624 |
Quitman | 237 | 58.23% | 167 | 41.03% | 3 | 0.74% | 407 |
Rabun | 353 | 91.93% | 21 | 5.47% | 10 | 2.60% | 384 |
Randolph | 587 | 51.58% | 494 | 43.41% | 57 | 5.01% | 1,138 |
Richmond | 403 | 17.49% | 849 | 36.85% | 1,052 | 45.66% | 2,304 |
Schley | 142 | 32.13% | 235 | 53.17% | 65 | 14.71% | 442 |
Screven | 343 | 62.59% | 171 | 31.20% | 34 | 6.20% | 548 |
Spalding | 596 | 51.69% | 530 | 45.97% | 27 | 2.34% | 1,153 |
Stewart | 538 | 51.73% | 484 | 46.54% | 18 | 1.73% | 1,040 |
Sumter | 380 | 31.54% | 694 | 57.59% | 131 | 10.87% | 1,205 |
Talbot | 406 | 40.76% | 504 | 50.60% | 86 | 8.63% | 996 |
Taliaferro | 9 | 2.24% | 173 | 43.03% | 220 | 54.73% | 402 |
Tattnall | 313 | 60.31% | 202 | 38.92% | 4 | 0.77% | 519 |
Taylor | 394 | 50.71% | 361 | 46.46% | 22 | 2.83% | 777 |
Telfair | 98 | 42.42% | 127 | 54.98% | 6 | 2.60% | 231 |
Terrell | 227 | 33.24% | 387 | 56.66% | 69 | 10.10% | 683 |
Thomas | 402 | 42.99% | 499 | 53.37% | 34 | 3.64% | 935 |
Towns | 192 | 49.61% | 101 | 26.10% | 94 | 24.29% | 387 |
Troup | 462 | 31.22% | 970 | 65.54% | 48 | 3.24% | 1,480 |
Twiggs | 320 | 63.12% | 181 | 35.70% | 6 | 1.18% | 507 |
Union | 474 | 67.62% | 216 | 30.81% | 11 | 1.57% | 701 |
Upson | 279 | 29.46% | 619 | 65.36% | 49 | 5.17% | 947 |
Walker | 487 | 33.49% | 649 | 44.64% | 318 | 21.87% | 1,454 |
Walton | 555 | 42.30% | 574 | 43.75% | 183 | 13.95% | 1,312 |
Ware | 212 | 85.83% | 34 | 13.77% | 1 | 0.40% | 247 |
Warren | 55 | 7.62% | 240 | 33.24% | 427 | 59.14% | 722 |
Washington | 313 | 26.02% | 608 | 50.54% | 282 | 23.44% | 1,203 |
Wayne | 134 | 78.36% | 37 | 21.64% | 0 | 0.00% | 171 |
Webster | 244 | 45.19% | 293 | 54.26% | 3 | 0.56% | 540 |
White | 220 | 55.00% | 151 | 37.75% | 29 | 7.25% | 400 |
Whitfield | 747 | 53.40% | 450 | 32.17% | 202 | 14.44% | 1,399 |
Wilcox | 254 | 92.03% | 19 | 6.88% | 3 | 1.09% | 276 |
Wilkes | 266 | 35.99% | 302 | 40.87% | 171 | 23.14% | 739 |
Wilkinson | 484 | 50.47% | 364 | 37.96% | 111 | 11.57% | 959 |
Worth | 263 | 67.61% | 122 | 31.36% | 4 | 1.03% | 389 |
Total | 52,172 | 48.82% | 43,069 | 40.30% | 11,627 | 10.88% | 106,868 |
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