| 11/07/1865 |
Governor
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General |
William R. Marshall (Republican) won with 17,318 votes (55.58%) and a winning margin of +11.16
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| Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
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William R. Marshall
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Man |
Republican |
17,318
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55.58
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Henry M. Rice
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Man |
Democrat |
13,842
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44.42
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Marshall was a former member of the Wisconsin legislature (1848), Minnesota Territorial House (HD 05, 1849-1850), and a resident of St. Anthony. He would later serve as Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner (1874-1882).
Rice was a former Minnesota U.S. House Delegate (1853-1857) and U.S. Senator (1858-1863) from St. Paul.
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| 11/07/1865 |
Lieutenant Governor
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General |
Thomas H. Armstrong (Republican) won with 17,502 votes (56.13%) and a winning margin of +12.27
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| Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
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Thomas H. Armstrong
|
Man |
Republican |
17,502
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56.13
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Charles W. Nash
|
Man |
Democrat |
13,677
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43.87
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Armstrong was an attorney from High Forest, former Democrat, state Representative (HD 12, 1864-1866), and future state Senator (SD 05, 1875-1879).
Nash was an attorney from Hastings and former state Senator (SD 07, 1862-1864).
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| 11/07/1865 |
Secretary of State
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General |
Henry Rogers (Republican) won with 17,669 votes (57.32%) and a winning margin of +14.64
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| Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
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Henry Rogers
|
Man |
Republican |
17,669
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57.32
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John R. Jones
|
Man |
Democrat |
13,157
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42.68
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Rogers was farmer from Mower City and a former state Senator (SD 13, 1859-1861) and state Representative (HD 15, 1862-1863).
Jones was an attorney from Chatfield, former state Senator (SD 09, 1857-1859), and nominee for Attorney General in 1877.
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| 11/07/1865 |
Attorney General
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General |
William Colville (Union) won with 17,460 votes (56.51%) and a winning margin of +13.02
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| Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
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William Colville
|
Man |
Union |
17,460
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56.51
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William Lochren
|
Man |
Democrat |
13,436
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43.49
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Colville was an attorney from Red Wing, Republican state Representative (HD 09, 1865-1866), and Democratic state Representative (HD 16, 1878-1879).
Lochren was an attorney from Saint Anthony who later served in the state Senate (SD 04, 1869-1871), was Minneapolis City Attorney (1877-1878), a judge in Minnesota’s 4th Judicial District (1881-1893), and a U.S. District Court judge (1896-1908).
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| 11/07/1865 |
State House, District 09
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General |
Warren Bristol (Union Republican) won with 763 votes (32.47%) and a winning margin of +14.89
Sylvester Dickey (Union Republican) won with 761 votes (32.38%) and a winning margin of +14.81
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| Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
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Warren Bristol
|
Man |
Union Republican |
763
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32.47
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Sylvester Dickey
|
Man |
Union Republican |
761
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32.38
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A.P. Wilson
|
Man |
Democrat |
413
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17.57
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Truman Parker
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Man |
Democrat |
413
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17.57
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