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1861 United States Senate election in California

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Main article:1860–61 United States Senate elections § California (regular)
1861 United States Senate election in California

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113 members of theCalifornia State Legislature
57 votes needed to win
 
NomineeJames A. McDougallJohn Nugent
PartyDouglas Democratic (Anti-Lecompton)Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)
1st ballot27 (23.9%)9 (8.0%)
23rd ballot57 (54.8%)39 (37.5%)

 
NomineeJohn B. WellerTimothy G. Phelps
PartyBreckinridge DemocraticRepublican
1st ballot27 (23.9%)23 (20.4%)
23rd ballot4 (3.8%)

Senator before election

William M. Gwin
Democratic

Elected Senator

James A. McDougall
Democratic

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The1861 United States Senate election in California was held on April 2, 1861, by theCalifornia State Legislature to elect aU.S. Senator (Class 3) to represent the State ofCalifornia in theUnited States Senate. The legislature had previously attempted to elect a senator from March 9–20, culminating with McDougall's apparent victory on the 22nd ballot; however, it was subsequently found that McDougall had not received the requisite majority, and his election was rescinded.[1] In a special joint session, Anti-Lecompton Democratic former U.S. representativeJames A. McDougall was elected over Lecompton Democratic newspaper editorJohn Nugent.[2][3] McDougall was elected with Republican support.[4]

General election

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Ballots 1–5 (March 9)

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1861 United States Senate election in California[5]
PartyCandidate1st
ballot
2nd
ballot
3rd
ballot
4th
ballot
5th
ballot
Douglas Democratic (Anti-Lecompton)James A. McDougall2726262525
Breckinridge DemocraticJohn B. Weller2723241719
RepublicanTimothy G. Phelps2323232321
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)James W. Denver1617151615
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)John Nugent911131416
Breckinridge DemocraticN. E. Whitesides56
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)Joseph P. Hoge22222
Constitutional UnionGeorge W. Bowie11111
Charles M. Creanor115127
E. H. Heacock11111
Total votes112111110111107
Votes needed to win5756565654

Ballots 6–10 (March 11)

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1861 United States Senate election in California[6]
PartyCandidate6th
ballot
7th
ballot
8th
ballot
9th
ballot
10th
ballot
Douglas Democratic (Anti-Lecompton)James A. McDougall2727272826
RepublicanTimothy G. Phelps2020192020
Breckinridge DemocraticJohn B. Weller1916131110
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)James W. Denver1818181818
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)John Nugent1719232122
Charles M. Creanor33334
Constitutional UnionGeorge W. Bowie12221
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)Joseph P. Hoge12112
RepublicanAugustus Rhodes11111
Douglas DemocraticJames T. Ryan1
Breckinridge DemocraticB. F. Washington22
Breckinridge DemocraticA. C. Peachy1
Total votes108109107107107
Votes needed to win5555545454

Ballots 11–13 (March 12)

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1861 United States Senate election in California[7]
PartyCandidate11th
ballot
12th
ballot
13th
ballot
Douglas Democratic (Anti-Lecompton)James A. McDougall242525
RepublicanTimothy G. Phelps222021
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)John Nugent212020
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)James W. Denver171515
Breckinridge DemocraticJohn B. Weller101112
Charles M. Creanor33
Breckinridge DemocraticB. F. Washington212
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)Joseph P. Hoge111
RepublicanAugustus Rhodes111
Douglas DemocraticJohn Bidwell11
Breckinridge DemocraticJoseph L. Brent1
Breckinridge DemocraticZachariah Montgomery1
Douglas Democratic (Anti-Lecompton)Joseph Powell1
Constitutional UnionGeorge W. Bowie1
Breckinridge DemocraticEdward J. C. Kewen1
RepublicanWilliam H. Parks1
RepublicanEdward Stanly1
Total votes101102102
Votes needed to win515353

Ballot 14 (March 13)

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1861 United States Senate election in California[8]
PartyCandidate14th
ballot
Douglas Democratic (Anti-Lecompton)James A. McDougall23
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)John Nugent21
RepublicanTimothy G. Phelps19
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)James W. Denver16
Breckinridge DemocraticJohn B. Weller8
Breckinridge DemocraticB. F. Washington2
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)Joseph P. Hoge2
Breckinridge DemocraticEdward J. C. Kewen2
RepublicanAugustus Rhodes1
Breckinridge DemocraticZachariah Montgomery1
Breckinridge DemocraticTod Robinson1
Total votes96
Votes needed to win49

Ballots 15–16 (March 15)

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1861 United States Senate election in California[9]
PartyCandidate15th
ballot
16th
ballot
Douglas Democratic (Anti-Lecompton)James A. McDougall2732
RepublicanTimothy G. Phelps2323
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)John Nugent1816
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)James W. Denver1512
Breckinridge DemocraticJohn B. Weller911
Charles M. Creanor83
Breckinridge DemocraticB. F. Washington21
Constitutional UnionGeorge W. Bowie11
RepublicanAugustus Rhodes11
RepublicanWilliam H. Parks11
Breckinridge DemocraticTod Robinson12
Breckinridge DemocraticJackson Temple17
Total votes110110
Votes needed to win5656

Ballots 17–18 (March 19)

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1861 United States Senate election in California[10]
PartyCandidate17th
ballot
18th
ballot
Douglas Democratic (Anti-Lecompton)James A. McDougall2627
RepublicanTimothy G. Phelps2324
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)John Nugent1917
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)James W. Denver1511
Breckinridge DemocraticJohn B. Weller1111
Breckinridge DemocraticJoseph L. Brent44
Charles M. Creanor46
Breckinridge DemocraticB. F. Washington33
Constitutional UnionGeorge W. Bowie22
Douglas DemocraticJohn Bidwell1
Douglas DemocraticN. Greene Curtis11
William B. Dickinson1
E. H. Heacock11
Total votes110108
Votes needed to win5655

Ballots 19–22 (March 20)

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On the 22nd ballot, the votes for Anderson and Casserly were omitted from the official tally by mistake, and McDougall was erroneously pronounced elected with 56 votes—one short of a majority with the votes for Anderson and Casserly included.[11]

1861 United States Senate election in California[6]
PartyCandidate19th
ballot
20th
ballot
21st
ballot
22nd
ballot
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)John Nugent45444447
Douglas Democratic (Anti-Lecompton)James A. McDougall29303056
RepublicanTimothy G. Phelps2323221
Breckinridge DemocraticJohn B. Weller6776
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)Joseph P. Hoge212
Constitutional UnionGeorge W. Bowie111
RepublicanCaleb Burbank111
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)Eugene Casserly1111
Charles M. Creanor111
RepublicanSamuel W. Inge1
Major Anderson1
Total votes111110108113
Abstentions2
Votes needed to win56565557

Ballot 23 (April 2)

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1861 United States Senate election in California[12]
PartyCandidate23rd
ballot
Douglas Democratic (Anti-Lecompton)James A. McDougall57
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)John Nugent39
Breckinridge DemocraticJohn B. Weller4
Douglas Democratic (Lecompton)Eugene Casserly1
DemocraticJames Shields1
Total votes104
Votes needed to win53


Notes

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  1. ^Hittell 1898, pp. 278–79.
  2. ^Buchanan, Russell (September 1936)."James A. McDougall: A Forgotten Senator".California Historical Society Quarterly.15 (3): 205.
  3. ^"News of the morning".Sacramento Daily Union. Sacramento. April 3, 1861. RetrievedNovember 2, 2024.
  4. ^"The Senatorial vote".San Joaquin Republican. Stockton. April 6, 1861. RetrievedNovember 2, 2024.
  5. ^California 1861, pp. 333–47.
  6. ^abCalifornia 1861, pp. 355–69.
  7. ^California 1861, pp. 377–85.
  8. ^California 1861, pp. 394–96.
  9. ^California 1861, pp. 410–15.
  10. ^California 1861, pp. 432–38.
  11. ^California 1861, p. 369.
  12. ^California 1861, pp. 611–13.

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