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1826 Illinois gubernatorial election
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1826 Illinois gubernatorial election Illinois presidential Yes 1822 Illinois gubernatorial election 1822 1830 Illinois gubernatorial election 1830 x150px Portrait of Gov. Ninian Edwards at the State Capitol in Springfield (cropped).jpg Ninian Edwards Thomas Sloo Jr. Anti-Jacksonian Party (United States) 6,280 49.47% Thomas Sloo Jr (cropped).png Jacksonian Party (United States) 5,834 45.96% 1826 Illinois gubernatorial election results map by county.svg 150px County Results
Edwards:
#fee391 40–50%
#fed463 50–60%
#fec13c 60–70%
#fead1d 70–80%
#ed9e10 80–90%
#dc8d00 90–100%
Tie:
#cdafdc 40–50% Edwards/Sloo
Sloo:
#a5b0ff 40–50%
#7996e2 50–60%
#6674de 60–70%
#584cde 70–80%
#3933e5 80–90%
#0d0596 90–100%
Unknown/No Vote:
#b3b3b3 Governor Edward Coles Independent politician Ninian Edwards Democratic-Republican 1915
The 1826 Illinois gubernatorial election was the third quadrennial election for this office. Former territorial governor Ninian Edwards was elected with 49 percent of the vote. State senator Thomas Sloo Jr. came in second and lieutenant governor Adolphus Hubbard came in third.
General election
Candidates
Ninian Edwards, former U.S. senator and territorial governor (Anti-Jacksonian)
Adolphus Hubbard, lieutenant governor of Illinois (Independent)
Thomas Sloo Jr., state senator from McLeansboro (Jacksonian)
Results
1826 gubernatorial election, Illinois Anti-Jacksonian Party (United States)
Ninian Edwards
6,280
49.47
N/A
Jacksonian Party (United States)
Thomas Sloo Jr.
5,834
45.96
N/A
Independent politician
Adolphus Hubbard
580
4.57
N/A
446
3.51
N/A
12,694
Anti-Jacksonian Party (United States)
Independent politician
See also
1826 Illinois lieutenant gubernatorial election
References
Illinois Blue Book 1899
Illinois
1826
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Category:August 1826