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1846 Vermont gubernatorial election

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1846 Vermont gubernatorial election

← 1845September 1, 1846 (1846-09-01)1847 →
 
NomineeHorace EatonJohn SmithLawrence Brainerd
PartyWhigDemocraticLiberty
Electoral vote1367511
Popular vote23,64417,8777,118
Percentage48.5%36.7%14.6%

County results
Eaton:     40–50%     50–60%     60–70%
Smith:     40–50%

Governor before election

William Slade
Whig

Elected Governor

Horace Eaton
Whig

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The1846 Vermont gubernatorial election took place on September 1, 1846,[1] and resulted in the election ofWhig Party candidateHorace Eaton to a one-year termas governor.[2]

Statewide elections

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In the race for governor, incumbentlieutenant governor Horace Eaton defeated Smith, a former member of theUnited States House of Representatives and Brainerd, a former member of theVermont House of Representatives.[3]

In the popular vote for lieutenant governor, WhigLeonard Sargeant defeated DemocratTruman B. Ransom and Liberty candidate Jacob Scott.[3] The vote totals were: Sargeant, 23,335 (47.4%); Ransom, 17,985 (36.6%); Scott, 7,801 (15.9%); scattering, 65 (0.1%).[3]

The contest forstate treasurer resulted in the election of WhigElisha P. Jewett, who defeated Democrat Daniel Baldwin and Liberty nominee Zenas Wood.[3] Vote totals in the treasurer's race were: Jewett, 23,324 (48.2%); Baldwin, 17,847 (36.9%); Wood, 6,978 (14.4%); scattering, 192 (0.5%).[3]

Because none of the popular vote winners achieved the 50 percent required by theConstitution of Vermont, theVermont General Assembly was required to choose the winners.[3] In most cases, the assembly selects the candidate who received a plurality of the vote.[3] In the October 8, 1846 legislative elections, Eaton, Sargeant, and Jewett all won their contests.[3] The reported vote totals were:[3]

Governor

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Necessary for a choice: 111

Results:

Eaton, 136
Smith, 75
Brainerd, 11

Lieutenant governor

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Necessary for a choice: 112

Results:

Sargeant, 138
Ransom, 73
Scott, 12

Treasurer

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Necessary for a choice: 111

Results:

Jewett, 138
Baldwin, 74
Wood, 12

Results

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1846 Vermont gubernatorial election[3]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
WhigHorace Eaton23,64448.5%+ 1.4%
DemocraticJohn Smith17,87736.7%− 1.8%
LibertyLawrence Brainerd7,11814.6%− 1.1%
Scattering640.02%− 0.05%
Total votes'48,703''100'

References

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  1. ^"To-Day: To-Day, Whigs of Old Addison, must find you early at the polls".Northern Galaxy. Middlebury, VT. September 1, 1846. p. 2 – viaNewspapers.com.
  2. ^Armstrong, Howard E. (1955).Vermont Legislative Directory and State Manual. Montpelier, VT: Vermont Secretary of State. p. 272 – viaGoogle Books.
  3. ^abcdefghijPoland, J., ed. (October 15, 1846)."Vermont Legislature: October 8".The Green Mountain Freeman. Montpelier, VT. p. 1 – viaNewspapers.com.


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