1876 Florida gubernatorial election|
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County results
Congressional district results
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Drew
50–60%
60–70%
70–80%
80–90%
>90% |
Stearns
50–60%
60–70%
70–80%
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The 1876 Florida gubernatorial election was held on November 7, 1876. Democratic nominee George F. Drew narrowly defeated Republican incumbent Marcellus L. Stearns with 50.51% of the vote. This started a 90-year streak of losses for the Republican Party in Florida, and they would not regain the governorship until 1966.[1][2]
General election
Results
Results by county
| County[3][4] |
George F. Drew Democratic |
Marcellus L. Stearns Republican |
Total votes |
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% |
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% |
| Alachua |
1,260 |
38.92% |
1,977 |
61.08% |
3,237 |
| Baker |
236 |
62.43% |
142 |
37.57% |
378 |
| Bradford |
701 |
77.63% |
202 |
22.37% |
903 |
| Brevard |
104 |
62.28% |
63 |
37.72% |
167 |
| Calhoun |
217 |
79.20% |
57 |
20.80% |
274 |
| Clay |
287 |
70.52% |
120 |
29.48% |
407 |
| Columbia |
902 |
55.68% |
718 |
44.32% |
1,620 |
| Dade |
5 |
38.46% |
8 |
61.54% |
13 |
| Duval |
1,502 |
39.53% |
2,298 |
60.47% |
3,800 |
| Escambia |
1,431 |
47.40% |
1,588 |
52.60% |
3,019 |
| Franklin |
174 |
67.18% |
85 |
32.82% |
259 |
| Gadsden |
840 |
39.31% |
1,297 |
60.69% |
2,137 |
| Hamilton |
614 |
65.32% |
326 |
34.68% |
940 |
| Hernando |
583 |
81.31% |
134 |
18.69% |
717 |
| Hillsborough |
794 |
81.35% |
182 |
18.65% |
976 |
| Holmes |
300 |
94.94% |
16 |
5.06% |
316 |
| Jackson |
1,397 |
51.89% |
1,295 |
48.11% |
2,692 |
| Jefferson |
737 |
21.70% |
2,659 |
78.30% |
3,396 |
| Lafayette |
310 |
83.33% |
62 |
16.67% |
372 |
| Leon |
1,010 |
25.01% |
3,029 |
74.99% |
4,039 |
| Levy |
492 |
70.39% |
207 |
29.61% |
699 |
| Liberty |
147 |
63.91% |
83 |
36.09% |
230 |
| Madison |
1,082 |
41.62% |
1,518 |
58.38% |
2,600 |
| Manatee |
262 |
90.66% |
27 |
9.34% |
289 |
| Marion |
963 |
38.37% |
1,547 |
61.63% |
2,510 |
| Monroe |
1,052 |
51.98% |
972 |
48.02% |
2,024 |
| Nassau |
677 |
46.12% |
791 |
53.88% |
1,468 |
| Orange |
930 |
83.63% |
182 |
16.37% |
1,112 |
| Polk |
443 |
97.36% |
12 |
2.64% |
455 |
| Putnam |
619 |
51.89% |
574 |
48.11% |
1,193 |
| Santa Rosa |
773 |
65.56% |
406 |
34.44% |
1,179 |
| St. Johns |
504 |
60.07% |
335 |
39.93% |
839 |
| Sumter |
511 |
75.15% |
169 |
24.85% |
680 |
| Suwannee |
629 |
58.03% |
455 |
41.97% |
1,084 |
| Taylor |
243 |
77.14% |
72 |
22.86% |
315 |
| Volusia |
480 |
74.88% |
161 |
25.12% |
641 |
| Wakulla |
363 |
66.85% |
180 |
33.15% |
543 |
| Walton |
634 |
93.24% |
46 |
6.76% |
680 |
| Washington |
405 |
77.0% |
121 |
23.0% |
526 |
| Totals |
24,613 |
50.51% |
24,116 |
49.49% |
48,729 |
Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic
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