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48%
51%
1%
Samuel Tilden -Democrat
Peter Cooper -Greenback
Electors from Colorado were appointed by it's state legislature.
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| Electoral Vote 185 184 0 |
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| Rutherford B. Hayes -Republican Samuel Tilden -Democrat Peter Cooper -Greenback |
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| Note: The longest time in U.S. history in which no one knew who was the clear winner of the election. Due to election disputes in the states of Florida, Louisiana, South Carolina, and Oregon, congress did not declare Rutherford B. Hayes as the winner, until March 2nd, 1877. Just two days before inaguration day. |
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