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| | - Special Election - | |
| | Tuesday, October 7, 1862 | | | |
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| | MEASURE ONE | | | |
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| | Shall Abraham Lincoln, the President of the United States, be recalled from office? | | | |
| | Yes | è | ¡ | |
| | No | è | ¡ | |
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| | MEASURE TWO | | | |
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| | If Measure One carries the people shall select a replacement from a list of candidates. The candidate receiving a plurality of the votes, shall become president. | | | |
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| | Vote for only one candidate: | | | |
| | Gen. George Brinton McClellan Dilatory commander | è | ¡ | |
| | Sen. Stephen Arnold Douglas Lost in the last election; wants a 2nd bite of the apple | è | ¡ | |
| | Rev. Henry Ward Beecher Moralist (who got caught with his pants down) | è | ¡ | |
| | Gen. Joseph Hooker Fun loving soldier | è | ¡ | |
| | Rep. Benjamin F. Butler Uncompromising ideologue | è | ¡ | |
| | Harriet Beecher Stowe Polemicist | è | ¡ | |
| | Brig. Gen. Ambrose Everett Burnside Fashion statement | è | ¡ | |
| | Ralph Nader Green Party | è | ¡ | |
| | Jefferson Davis Council of Conservative Citizens | è | ¡ | |
| | John Wilkes Booth Popular actor | è | ¡ | |
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