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1845 Florida gubernatorial election|
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 County Results
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Moseley:
50–60%
60–70%
70–80%
80–90%
>90%
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Call:
50–60%
60–70%
70–80%
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The 1845 Florida gubernatorial election was held on May 26, 1845 to elect the first Governor of Florida. Democratic nominee William Dunn Moseley defeated Whig nominee Richard Keith Call with 55.14% of the vote.
- William D. Moseley, Democratic
- Richard K. Call, Whig
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William Dunn Moseley
Democratic
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Richard Keith Call
Whig
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Total votes
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| #
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%
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#
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%
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| Alachua*
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193
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67.96%
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91
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23.04%
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284
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| Benton
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78
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95.12%
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4
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4.88%
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82
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| Calhoun
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62
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92.54%
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5
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7.46%
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67
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| Columbia
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340
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72.65%
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128
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27.35%
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468
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| Dade
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60
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92.31%
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5
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7.69%
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65
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| Duval
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235
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61.86%
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156
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38.14%
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391
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| Escambia
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96
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35.96%
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171
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64.04%
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267
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| Franklin
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113
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51.6%
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106
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48.4%
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219
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| Gadsden
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230
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45.19%
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279
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54.81%
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509
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| Hamilton
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126
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74.12%
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44
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25.88%
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170
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| Hillsborough
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74
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66.07%
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38
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33.93%
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112
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| Jackson
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130
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28.14%
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332
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71.86%
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462
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| Jefferson
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256
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63.21%
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149
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36.79%
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405
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| Leon
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269
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45.59%
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321
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54.41%
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590
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| Madison
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174
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58.39%
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124
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41.61%
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298
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| Marion
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94
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55.95%
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74
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44.05%
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168
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| Monroe
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157
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68.26%
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73
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31.74%
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230
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| Nassau
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129
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84.87%
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23
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15.13%
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152
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| Orange**
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28
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73.68%
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10
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26.32%
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38
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| Santa Rosa
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29
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17.47%
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137
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82.53%
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166
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| St. Johns
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171
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61.51%
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107
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38.49%
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278
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| St. Lucie
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16
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94.12%
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1
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5.88%
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17
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| Wakulla
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88
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53.01%
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78
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46.99%
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166
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| Walton
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64
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24.06%
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202
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75.94%
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266
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| Washington
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71
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86.59%
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11
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13.41%
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82
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| Actual Totals
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3,283
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55.13%
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2,669
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44.87%
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5,952
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| Official Totals
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3,292
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55.16%
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2,679
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44.84%
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5,971
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*Newly formed Levy County returns was included in count
**Votes was counted under old name of Mosquito County
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