11/07/1876 |
State House, District 15
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General |
Lewis H. Garrard (Republican) won with 624 votes (55.71%) and a winning margin of +11.43
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Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Lewis H. Garrard
|
Man |
Republican |
624
|
55.71
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__ Wise
|
Man |
Democrat |
496
|
44.29
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First District.
Garrard was a resident of Lake City and Vice President of the First National Bank.
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11/07/1876 |
State House, District 10
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General |
Edwin (E.P.) Whiting (Republican) won with 1,349 votes (27.08%) and a winning margin of +2.67
George W. Pugh (Republican) won with 1,222 votes (24.53%) and a winning margin of +0.12
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Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Edwin (E.P.) Whiting
Incumbent
|
Man |
Republican |
1,349
|
27.08
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George W. Pugh
|
Man |
Republican |
1,222
|
24.53
|
William H. (W.H.) White
Incumbent
|
Man |
Greenback |
1,216
|
24.41
|
Ole Seeverts
|
Man |
Greenback |
1,194
|
23.97
|
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11/07/1876 |
State House, District 09
|
General |
Marcus Wing (Republican) won with 1,071 votes (27.83%) and a winning margin of +4.55
Thomas W. (T.W.) Phelps (Republican) won with 1,021 votes (26.53%) and a winning margin of +3.25
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Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Marcus Wing
|
Man |
Republican |
1,071
|
27.83
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Thomas W. (T.W.) Phelps
|
Man |
Republican |
1,021
|
26.53
|
Henry Stanchfield
Incumbent
|
Man |
Greenback |
896
|
23.28
|
Horatio (H.H.) Heydon
|
Man |
Greenback |
861
|
22.37
|
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11/07/1876 |
State House, District 05
|
General |
John La Porte (J.L.) Gibbs (Republican) won with 2,177 votes (39.93%) and a winning margin of +29.84
Henry G. (H.G.) Emmons (Republican) won with 2,176 votes (39.91%) and a winning margin of +29.82
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Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
John La Porte (J.L.) Gibbs
Incumbent
|
Man |
Republican |
2,177
|
39.93
|
Henry G. (H.G.) Emmons
|
Man |
Republican |
2,176
|
39.91
|
John Herron
|
Man |
Democrat |
550
|
10.09
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Fred Fink
|
Man |
Democrat |
549
|
10.07
|
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11/07/1876 |
State House, District 15
|
General |
Samuel L. (S.L.) Campbell (Democrat) won with 605 votes (66.63%) and a winning margin of +33.26
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Candidate |
Gender |
Party |
Votes |
Percent |
Samuel L. (S.L.) Campbell
Incumbent
|
Man |
Democrat |
605
|
66.63
|
William Cady
|
Man |
Republican |
303
|
33.37
|
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