Bid for the Presidency 1860
Abraham Lincoln

Bid for the Presidency 1860
Lincoln was nominated for the presidency by the Republican Party with Hannibal Hamlin as his running mate. He ran on a platform denouncing disunion and calling for an end to slavery in the territories. The Democrats were divided with Stephen Douglas representing the Democrats and John Breckinridge the National (Southern) Democrats. John Bell ran for the Constitutional Union Party which basically took votes from Douglas. In the end, Lincoln won 40% of the popular vote and 180 of the 303 electors.
Growing Up
Political Ambitions
Political Motives
Elected President
Reelection in 1864
The Emancipation Proclamation
Childhood
Career Before the Presidency
Lincoln Douglas Debates
Abraham Lincolns Military Career
Historical Significance
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