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none January 2025 September 2023 Flag of Michigan (1837–1865, obverse).svgborder 1864 Michigan gubernatorial election Michigan Presidential no 1862 Michigan gubernatorial election 1862 1866 Michigan gubernatorial election 1866 November 8, 1864 File:Governor-crapo-1-.jpg 150x150px Henry H. Crapo National Union Party (United States) 91,356 55.14% File:William M. Fenton.png William M. Fenton Democratic Party (United States) 74,293 44.84% 1864 Michigan gubernatorial election results map by county.svg 300px County resultsCrapo: #e27f7f 50–60% #d75d5d 60–70% #d72f30 70–80% #C21B18 80–90% Fenton: #7996e2 50–60% #6674DE 60–70% #584CDE 70–80% #3933E5 80–90%No data/vote: #808080 Governor Austin Blair Republican Party (United States) Henry H. Crapo National Union Party (United States) The 1864 Michigan gubernatorial election was held on November 8, 1864. National Union nominee Henry H. Crapo defeated Democratic nominee William M. Fenton with 55.14% of the vote. General election Candidates Major party candidates Henry H. Crapo, National Union William M. Fenton, DemocraticMichigan Historical Commission 1924 Michigan Biographies: Including Members of Congress, Elective State Officers, Justices of the Supreme Court, Members of the Michigan Legislature, Board of Regents of the University of Michigan, State Board of Agriculture and State Board of Education, Volume 1 https://books.google.com/books?id=Q2jhAAAAMAAJ en Google Books Results 1864 Michigan gubernatorial electionMichigan State Archives, Canvass of the Votes given at the General Election held in the said State of Michigan on Tuesday, the Eighth day of November, A.D. 1864Official State Canvass - State Officers https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83016318/1864-12-21/ed-1/?sp=1 31 May 2026 The Lansing State Republican 10 36 John A. Kerr & Co. 21 December 1864 Lansing 1Manual Containing the Rules of the Senate & House of Representatives of the State of Michigan, with the Joint Rules of the Two Houses and Other Matter 1865 John A. Kerr & Co., Printers to the State Lansing 216-217 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015051514803&seq=230 1 June 2026The Tribune Almanac and Political Register for 1865 1865 The Tribune Association New York 63 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uiuo.ark:/13960/t34177x96&seq=71 31 May 2026 National Union Party (United States) Henry H. Crapo 91,356 55.14% +2.63% Democratic Party (United States) William M. Fenton 74,293 44.84% -2.61% Scattering 19 0.01% ImperfectThese are ballots that were intended for the main candidates but contained misspellings. The canvass does not list specific variations, it just groups these votes together. 3 0.00% 17,063 10.30% 165,671 100.00% National Union Party (United States) Democratic Party (United States) +5.24% Results by county No votes were recorded in Alpena County and Marquette County. Ottawa County has voted Democratic in only one gubernatorial election since this one.In 1890 County Henry H. CrapoNational Union William M. FentonDemocratic Margin Total votes cast # % # % # %Allegan1,86554.60%1,55145.40%3149.19%3,416Antrim7382.95%1517.05%5865.91%88Allegan1,66561.99%1,02138.01%64423.98%2,686Bay46043.98%58656.02%-126-12.05%1,046Berrien2,56252.58%2,31147.42%2515.15%4,873Branch3,03767.35%1,47232.65%1,56534.71%4,509Calhoun3,75059.69%2,53240.31%1,21819.39%6,282Cass1,77455.20%1,44044.80%33410.39%3,214Cheboygan2326.44%6473.56%-41-47.13%87Chippewa4627.06%12472.94%-78-45.88%170Clinton1,53051.93%1,41648.07%1143.87%2,946Delta2040.00%3060.00%-10-20.00%50Eaton1,85057.29%1,37942.71%47114.59%3,229Emmet7430.08%17269.92%-98-39.84%246Genesee2,71657.69%1,99242.31%72415.38%4,708Grand Traverse37381.80%8318.20%29063.60%456Gratiot57261.11%36438.89%20822.22%936Hillsdale3,80768.64%1,73931.36%2,06837.29%5,546Houghton38228.05%98071.95%-598-43.91%1,362Huron36051.58%33848.42%223.15%698Ingham1,80350.17%1,79149.83%120.33%3,594Ionia2,20961.45%1,38638.55%82322.89%3,595Iosco5656.00%4343.00%1313.00%100"one" Includes 1 scattering voteIsabella21571.19%8728.81%12842.38%302Jackson3,00550.80%2,91049.20%951.61%5,915Kalamazoo3,15559.97%2,10640.03%1,04919.94%5,261Kent3,40653.37%2,97646.63%4306.74%6,382Keweenaw29543.00%39157.00%-96-13.99%686Lapeer1,47154.12%1,24745.88%2248.24%2,718Leelanau23261.38%14638.62%8622.75%378Lenawee4,80056.84%3,64543.16%1,15513.68%8,445Livingston1,60444.58%1,99455.42%-390-10.84%3,598Mackinac3013.95%18586.05%-155-72.09%215Macomb2,05048.45%2,18151.55%-131-3.10%4,231Manistee14466.67%7233.33%7233.33%216Manitou118.27%12291.73%-111-83.46%133Mason13464.42%7435.58%6028.85%208Mecosta14660.08%9739.92%4920.16%243Menominee5168.00%2432.00%2736.00%75Midland21067.96%9932.04%11135.92%309Monroe1,65741.45%2,34158.55%-684-17.11%3,998Montcalm59657.31%44342.60%15314.71%1,040"one"Muskegon65463.56%37536.44%27927.11%1,029Newaygo40461.96%24838.04%15623.93%652Oakland3,72349.28%3,83250.72%-109-1.44%7,555Oceana35466.42%17933.58%17532.83%533Ontonagon25136.12%44463.88%-193-27.77%695Ottawa1,35546.77%1,54253.23%-187-6.45%2,897Saginaw1,72247.40%1,91152.60%-189-5.20%3,633Sanilac75370.24%31929.76%43440.49%1,072Shiawassee1,42252.49%1,28747.51%1354.98%2,709St. Clair1,81646.80%2,06453.20%-248-6.39%3,880St. Joseph2,68959.78%1,80940.22%88019.56%4,498Tuscola79667.06%39132.94%40534.12%1,187Van Buren1,99558.76%1,40041.24%59517.53%3,395Washtenaw3,64348.66%3,84451.34%-201-2.68%7,487Wayne5,94843.57%7,68756.31%-1,739-12.74%13,651Includes 16 scattering votesSoldiers9,61276.24%2,99223.73%6,62052.51%12,608Includes 1 scattering vote and 3 imperfect votesTotal91,35655.14%74,29344.84%17,06310.30%165,671 Counties that flipped from Democratic to National Union Berrien Cass Ingham Iosco Jackson Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic Keweenaw Notes References 1864 Michigan Gubernatorial Category:November 1864 in the United States