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1865 Wisconsin gubernatorial election

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1865 Wisconsin gubernatorial election

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November 7, 1865
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NomineeLucius FairchildHarrison Carroll Hobart
PartyNational UnionDemocratic
Popular vote58,33248,330
Percentage54.69%45.31%

County results
Fairchild :     50–60%     60–70%     70–80%     80–90%     >90%
Hobart :     50–60%     60–70%     70–80%     80–90%

Governor before election

James T. Lewis
National Union

ElectedGovernor

Lucius Fairchild
National Union

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The1865 Wisconsin gubernatorial election was held on November 7, 1865.Union candidateLucius Fairchild won the election with nearly 55% of the vote, defeatingDemocratic candidateHarrison Carroll Hobart.[1]

The incumbent Governor,James T. Lewis, refused nomination for re-election.

TheAmerican Civil War had concluded just a few months before this election was held; both major party candidates in this election were retired brigadier generals who had served with distinction in the war.

Nominations

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Union party

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Lucius Fairchild was the incumbentWisconsin Secretary of State at the time of the 1865 election, having been elected in the 1863 election on the Union Party ticket. Fairchild was one of the first Wisconsin men to volunteer for service in the Union Army, rising from captain to colonel with the2nd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment in the famousIron Brigade in theeastern theater of the war. He led the regiment in fierce fighting during thefirst day of the Battle of Gettysburg. At Gettysburg, Fairchild was wounded and captured. He was quickly released from captivity, but his left arm had been crushed and had to be amputated. He returned to Madison to recuperate, and was then nominated for Wisconsin Secretary of State. President Lincoln awarded him an honorary promotion to brigadier general.

Democratic party

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Harrison Carroll Hobart had served as aUnion Army officer through the entire war, rising from captain to brigadier general, operating as colonel of the21st Wisconsin Infantry Regiment and brigadier inXIV Corps in thewestern theater of the war. He was captured and escaped captivity during the war. Prior to the war, Hobart had served in theWisconsin State Assembly, and had served as Speaker of the Assembly in the1849 session. He had also served as in theWisconsin State Senate during the1st Wisconsin Legislature. This was Hobart's second attempt at election for Governor of Wisconsin, having been defeated byAlexander Randall in the1859 election.

Results

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1865 Wisconsin gubernatorial election[2][3]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
National UnionLucius Fairchild58,33254.68%−4.91%
DemocraticHarrison Carroll Hobart48,33045.31%+5.11%
Scattering120.01%
Majority10,0029.38%
Total votes106,674100.00%
National UnionholdSwing-10.02%

Results by county

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County[2][3]Lucius Fairchild
National Union
Harrison C. Hobart
Democratic
MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%
Adams59482.50%12617.50%46865.00%720
Ashland2955.77%2344.23%611.54%52
Brown44734.57%84665.43%-399-30.86%1,293
Buffalo52371.25%21128.75%31242.51%734
Burnett27100.00%00.00%27100.00%27
Calumet48545.63%57854.37%-93-8.75%1,063
Chippewa20047.28%22352.72%-23-5.44%423
Clark10973.65%3926.35%7047.30%148
Columbia2,02165.03%1,08734.97%93430.05%3,108
Crawford51747.09%58152.91%-64-5.83%1,098
Dane3,53557.05%2,66042.93%87514.12%6,196[a]
Dodge2,70243.01%3,58056.99%-878-13.98%6,282
Door30981.96%6818.04%24163.93%377
Douglas4545.45%5454.55%-9-9.09%99
Dunn41761.87%25738.13%16023.74%674
Eau Claire42257.41%31242.45%11014.97%735[a]
Fond du Lac2,87150.97%2,75948.98%1121.99%5,633[b]
Grant2,57769.50%1,13130.50%1,44639.00%3,708
Green1,55268.07%72831.93%82436.14%2,280
Green Lake1,02770.88%42229.12%60541.75%1,449
Iowa1,10251.09%1,05148.73%512.36%2,157[c]
Jackson50672.29%19427.71%31244.57%700
Jefferson2,00346.17%2,33553.83%-332-7.65%4,338
Juneau62752.96%55646.96%716.00%1,184[a]
Kenosha1,03565.22%55234.78%48330.43%1,587
Kewaunee12224.16%38375.84%-261-51.68%505
La Crosse1,12760.82%72539.13%40221.69%1,853[a]
La Pointe2964.44%1635.56%1328.89%45
Lafayette1,21346.96%1,37053.04%-157-6.08%2,583
Manitowoc1,01336.11%1,79263.89%-779-27.77%2,805
Marathon11218.33%49981.67%-387-63.34%611
Marquette44643.47%58056.53%-134-13.06%1,026
Milwaukee2,27131.07%5,03868.92%-2,767-37.85%7,310[a]
Monroe1,00663.39%58136.61%42526.78%1,587
Oconto35259.36%24140.64%11118.72%593
Outagamie73942.33%1,00757.67%-268-15.35%1,746
Ozaukee26313.80%1,64386.20%-1,380-72.40%1,906
Pepin23175.24%7624.76%15550.49%307
Pierce54069.41%23830.59%30238.82%778
Polk19763.75%11236.25%8527.51%309
Portage59761.80%36938.20%22823.60%966
Racine1,49956.54%1,15243.46%34713.09%2,651
Richland96760.32%63639.68%33120.65%1,603
Rock3,19073.98%1,12226.02%2,06847.96%4,312
Sauk1,68169.15%75030.85%93138.30%2,431
Shawano13854.33%11645.67%228.66%254
Sheboygan1,60549.02%1,66950.98%-64-1.95%3,274
St. Croix54369.26%24130.74%30238.52%784
Trempealeau41589.83%4710.17%36879.65%462
Vernon1,16490.65%1209.35%1,04481.31%1,284
Walworth2,89077.23%85222.77%2,03854.46%3,742
Washington59923.33%1,96976.67%-1,370-53.35%2,568
Waukesha1,93948.92%2,02551.08%-86-2.17%3,964
Waupaca1,10969.27%49230.73%61738.54%1,601
Waushara1,05080.09%26119.91%78960.18%1,311
Winnebago2,18062.66%1,29937.34%88125.32%3,749
Wood22346.27%25953.73%-36-7.47%482
Soldiers1,20081.25%27718.75%92362.49%1,477
Total58,33254.68%48,33045.31%10,0029.38%106,674

Counties that flipped from National Union to Democratic

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Notes

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  1. ^abcdeIncludes 1 Scattering vote
  2. ^Includes 3 Scattering votes
  3. ^Includes 4 Scattering votes

References

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  1. ^Joint Committee on Legislative Organization, Wisconsin Legislature (2015).Wisconsin Blue Book 2015–2016. Madison, Wisconsin: Wisconsin Department of Administration. pp. 699–701.ISBN 978-0-9752820-7-6.
  2. ^abWisconsin Historical Society, Tabular Statement of the votes polled in the several counties of the State of Wisconsin, at an election held on the seventh day of November 1865. for State Officers, and on the proposition to amend the Constitution of said State
  3. ^abWisconsin Secretary of State (1866). "Appendix "G"".Annual Report of the Secretary of State of the State of Wisconsin for the Fiscal Year Ending September 30th, 1866. Madison, Wisconsin: William J. Park, State Printer. pp. 146–148.
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