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1864 United States presidential election in California

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FieldValue
election_name1864 United States presidential election in California
countryCalifornia
flag_year1846
typepresidential
ongoingno
previous_election1860 United States presidential election in California
previous_year1860
next_election1868 United States presidential election in California
next_year1868
election_dateNovember 8, 1864
image_sizex200px
image1Abraham Lincoln November 1863.jpg
nominee1Abraham Lincoln
party1National Union Party (United States)
home_state1Illinois
running_mate1Andrew Johnson
electoral_vote15
popular_vote162,140
percentage158.63%
image2GeorgeMcClellan2 (cropped).jpg
nominee2George B. McClellan
party2Democratic Party (United States)
home_state2New Jersey
running_mate2George H. Pendleton
electoral_vote20
popular_vote243,838
percentage241.36%
map_imageCalifornia Presidential Election Results 1864.svg
map_size300px
map_captionCounty Results
titlePresident
before_electionAbraham Lincoln
before_partyRepublican Party (United States)
after_electionAbraham Lincoln
after_partyNational Union Party (United States)

Main article: 1864 United States presidential election

Lincoln McClellan

The 1864 United States presidential election in California took place on November 8, 1864, as part of the 1864 United States presidential election. State voters chose five electors of the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

California was won by the Republican incumbent, Abraham Lincoln, running on the Nation Union ticket with his running mate Andrew Johnson. They defeated the Democratic nominee, Union Army Major General George B. McClellan and his running mate George H. Pendleton. Lincoln won the state by a margin of 17.2%.

Results

PartyPledged toElectorVotesVotes cast105,986
National Union Party (United States)}}"National UnionAbraham Lincoln (incumbent)W. W. Crane62,140
National Union Party (United States)}}"National UnionAbraham Lincoln (incumbent)Warner Oliver62,131
National Union Party (United States)}}"National UnionAbraham Lincoln (incumbent)J. G. McCallum62,120
National Union Party (United States)}}"National UnionAbraham Lincoln (incumbent)Charles Maclay62,118
National Union Party (United States)}}"National UnionAbraham Lincoln (incumbent)Samuel Brannan62,050
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Democratic PartyGeorge B. McClellanJoseph Hamilton43,838
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Democratic PartyGeorge B. McClellanJohn T. Doyle43,837
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Democratic PartyGeorge B. McClellanW. F. White43,831
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Democratic PartyGeorge B. McClellanE. J. Lewis43,828
Democratic Party (United States)}}"Democratic PartyGeorge B. McClellanH. P. Barber43,827
Independent}}"Write-inScattering8

Results by county

CountyAbraham Lincoln
National UnionGeorge B. McClellan
DemocraticScattering
Write-inMarginTotal votes cast#%#%#%#%Total62,14058.63%43,83841.36%80.01%18,30217.27%105,986
Alameda1,46764.40%81135.60%00.00%65628.80%2,278
Alpine38462.75%22837.25%00.00%15625.49%612
Amador1,39253.72%1,19946.28%00.00%1937.45%2,591
Butte1,73960.89%1,11739.11%00.00%62221.78%2,856
Calaveras2,07156.96%1,56543.04%00.00%50613.92%3,636
Colusa27439.20%42560.80%00.00%−151−21.60%699
Contra Costa95864.73%52235.27%00.00%43629.46%1,480
Del Norte16754.58%13945.42%00.00%289.15%306
El Dorado2,94958.17%2,12141.83%00.00%82816.33%5,070
Fresno9220.40%35979.60%00.00%−267−59.20%451
Humboldt42361.75%26238.25%00.00%16123.50%685
Klamath13953.26%12246.74%00.00%176.51%261
Lake21334.47%40565.53%00.00%−192−31.07%618
Lassen31857.40%23642.60%00.00%8214.80%554
Los Angeles55542.73%74457.27%00.00%-189-14.55%1,299
Marin68562.50%41137.50%00.00%27425.00%1,096
Mariposa76747.67%84252.33%00.00%-75-4.66%1,609
Mendocino57642.54%77857.46%00.00%−202−14.92%1,354
Merced7325.09%21874.91%00.00%−145−49.83%291
Mono16754.93%13745.07%00.00%309.87%304
Monterey41553.27%36446.73%00.00%516.55%779
Napa73555.35%59344.65%00.00%14210.69%1,328
Nevada2,78460.88%1,78939.12%00.00%99521.76%4,573
Placer2,31460.91%1,48539.09%00.00%82921.82%3,799
Plumas82855.31%66944.69%00.00%15910.62%1,497
Sacramento4,19270.38%1,76429.62%00.00%2,42840.77%5,956
San Bernardino24333.02%49366.98%00.00%-250-33.97%736
San Diego9732.99%19767.01%00.00%-100-34.01%294
San Francisco12,66760.24%8,35439.73%80.04%4,31320.51%21,029
San Joaquin1,84956.44%1,42743.56%00.00%42212.88%3,276
San Luis Obispo25963.48%14936.52%00.00%11026.96%408
San Mateo60061.41%37738.59%00.00%22322.82%977
Santa Barbara34381.09%8018.91%00.00%26362.17%423
Santa Clara1,93061.62%1,20238.38%00.00%72823.24%3,132
Santa Cruz97468.26%45331.74%00.00%52136.51%1,427
Shasta90961.79%56238.21%00.00%34723.59%1,471
Sierra2,05166.42%1,03733.58%00.00%1,01432.84%3,088
Siskiyou92549.15%95750.85%00.00%-32-1.70%1,882
Solano1,25558.02%90841.98%00.00%34716.04%2,163
Sonoma2,02646.45%2,33653.55%00.00%-310-7.11%4,362
Stanislaus27744.46%34655.54%00.00%−69−11.08%623
Sutter67753.60%58646.40%00.00%917.21%1,263
Tehama48256.97%36443.03%00.00%11813.95%846
Trinity65358.62%46141.38%00.00%19217.24%1,114
Tulare52845.32%63754.68%00.00%−109−9.36%1,165
Tuolumne1,58950.38%1,56549.62%00.00%240.76%3,154
Yolo65357.99%47342.01%00.00%18015.99%1,126
Yuba1,87058.38%1,33341.62%00.00%53716.77%3,203
Soldiers2,60691.70%2368.30%00.00%2,37083.39%2,842

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

  • Amador
  • Butte
  • Calaveras
  • Del Norte
  • El Dorado
  • Klamath
  • Humboldt
  • Napa
  • Placer
  • Plumas
  • Sacramento
  • San Joaquin
  • San Luis Obispo
  • San Mateo
  • Santa Barbara
  • Shasta
  • Sierra
  • Solano
  • Tehama
  • Tuolumne
  • Yolo
  • Sutter
  • Trinity
  • Yuba

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

  • San Bernardino

Notes

References

References

  1. Statement of the votes polled at a General Election in the State of California of Tuesday the 8th day of November 1864 for Members of Congress and Presidential Electors
  2. (9 Dec 1864). "California State Election". Sacramento Daily Union.
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