1896 Florida gubernatorial election

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1896 Florida gubernatorial election
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  1892 October 6, 1896 1900  
  Florida Governor William Bloxham.jpg E. R. Gunby.jpg No image.svg
Nominee William D. Bloxham Edward R. GunbyWilliam A. Weeks
Party Democratic Republican Populist
Popular vote27,1718,2905,370
Percentage66.55%20.30%13.15%

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Governor before election

Henry L. Mitchell
Democratic

Elected Governor

William D. Bloxham
Democratic

The 1896 Florida gubernatorial election was held on October 6, 1896. [1] Democratic nominee William D. Bloxham defeated Republican nominee Edward R. Gunby with 66.55% of the vote.

Contents

General election

Candidates

Major party candidates

Other candidates

Results

1896 Florida gubernatorial election [2]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
Democratic William D. Bloxham 27,171 66.55%
Republican Edward R. Gunby8,29020.30%
Populist William A. Weeks5,37013.15%
Majority18,881
Turnout
Democratic hold Swing

Results by County

County [3] William D. Bloxham
Democratic
Edward R. Gunby
Republican
William A. Weeks
Populist
Total votes
# %# %# %
Alachua 1,32464.46%59228.82%1386.72%2,054
Baker 00.00%00.00%00.00%0
Bradford 61558.18%22921.67%21320.15%1,057
Brevard 54768.12%23329.02%232.86%803
Calhoun 12735.98%277.65%19956.37%353
Citrus 24481.61%144.68%4113.71%299
Clay 35264.47%11420.88%8014.65%546
Columbia 61865.74%26628.30%565.96%940
Dade 39954.43%32143.79%131.77%733
DeSoto 54154.10%16016.00%29929.90%1,000
Duval 2,16462.54%1,03129.80%2657.66%3,460
Escambia 1,06976.91%997.12%22215.97%1,390
Franklin 23876.28%7122.76%30.96%312
Gadsden 41487.71%173.60%418.69%472
Hamilton 40868.46%7011.74%11819.80%596
Hernando 18476.67%125.00%4418.33%240
Hillsborough 1,96072.51%50718.76%2368.73%2,703
Holmes 30650.25%254.11%27846.65%609
Jackson 89266.97%20515.39%23517.64%1,332
Jefferson 1,37488.30%1519.70%311.99%1,556
Lafayette 29795.50%113.54%30.96%311
Lake 68873.50%18719.98%616.52%936
Lee 20380.56%4216.67%72.78%252
Leon 1,37389.10%1449.34%241.56%1,541
Levy 35366.48%9217.33%8616.20%531
Liberty 10656.08%3417.99%4925.93%189
Madison 31662.20%9318.31%9919.49%508
Manatee 66185.40%536.85%607.75%774
Marion 82459.28%24717.77%31922.95%1,390
Monroe 44960.59%27537.11%172.29%741
Nassau 35769.05%11622.44%448.51%517
Orange 1,04365.93%46629.46%734.61%1,582
Osceola 21052.50%8721.75%10325.75%400
Pasco 40772.94%12021.51%315.56%558
Polk 81859.53%20014.56%35625.91%1,374
Putnam 84654.41%58537.62%1247.97%1,555
Santa Rosa 45476.82%203.38%11719.80%591
St. Johns 65960.91%33631.05%878.04%1,082
Sumter 33856.71%7212.08%18631.21%596
Suwannee 75873.52%17617.07%979.41%1,031
Taylor 16442.49%389.84%18447.67%386
Volusia 77255.94%48535.14%1238.91%1,380
Wakulla 53286.50%6510.57%182.93%615
Walton 43052.70%8810.78%29836.52%816
Washington 33746.81%11420.30%26937.36%720
Totals27,17166.55%8,29020.30%5,37013.15%40,831

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References

  1. Jno. L. Crawford, Secretary of State (1896). Report of the Secretary of State of the State of Florida, for the Period Beginning Jan. 1, 1895, and ending Dec. 31, 1896 (PDF). Tallahassee, Fla.: Floridian Printing Company. p. 8.
  2. McGovern, Bernie. Florida Almanac 2007-2008. ISBN   9781455604418 . Retrieved August 19, 2020.
  3. Dubin, Michael J. (2010). United States Gubernatorial Elections, 1861-1911: The Official Results by State and County. McFarland. p. 99. ISBN   9780786447220.