1888 Florida gubernatorial election

The 1888 Florida gubernatorial election was held on November 6, 1888. Democratic nominee Francis P. Fleming defeated Republican nominee V. J. Shipman with 60.37% of the vote.

1888 Florida gubernatorial election

November 6, 1888
 
Nominee Francis P. Fleming V. J. Shipman
Party Democratic Republican
Popular vote 40,195 26,385
Percentage 60.37% 39.63%

County Results

Governor before election

Edward A. Perry
Democratic

Elected Governor

Francis P. Fleming
Democratic

General election

Candidates

  • Francis P. Fleming, Democratic
  • V. J. Shipman, Republican

Results

1888 Florida gubernatorial election[1]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Democratic Francis P. Fleming 40,195 60.37%
Republican V. J. Shipman 26,385 39.63%
Majority 13,810
Turnout
Democratic hold Swing

Results by County

County[2] Francis P. Fleming
Democratic
V. J. Shipman
Republican
Total votes
#  % #  %
Alachua 2,043 59.44% 1,394 40.56% 3,826
Baker 376 71.08% 153 28.92% 529
Bradford 1,005 73.79% 357 26.21% 1,362
Brevard 485 67.74% 231 32.26% 716
Calhoun 288 75.59% 93 24.41% 381
Citrus 542 84.03% 103 15.97% 645
Clay 569 54.55% 474 45.45% 1,043
Columbia 1,046 51.55% 983 48.45% 2,029
Dade 99 70.21% 42 29.79% 141
Duval 1,412 34.52% 2,678 65.48% 4,090
Escambia 1,967 54.79% 1,623 45.21% 3,590
Franklin 356 52.20% 326 47.80% 682
Gadsden 1,494 86.26% 238 13.74% 1,732
Hamilton 740 67.40% 358 32.60% 1,098
Hernando 401 64.16% 224 35.84% 625
Hillsborough 1,763 74.39% 607 25.61% 2,370
Holmes 544 94.61% 31 5.39% 575
Jackson 1,868 62.43% 1,124 37.57% 2,992
Jefferson 1,203 50.57% 1,176 49.43% 2,379
Lafayette 561 94.44% 33 5.56% 594
Lake 1,343 60.06% 893 39.94% 2,236
Lee 257 81.85% 57 18.15% 314
Leon 1,318 87.69% 185 12.31% 1,503
Levy 661 59.39% 452 40.61% 1,113
Liberty 158 66.39% 80 33.61% 238
Madison 724 80.18% 179 19.82% 903
Manatee 430 71.91% 168 28.09% 598
Marion 1,924 51.31% 1,826 48.69% 3,750
Monroe 1,128 49.34% 1,158 50.66% 2,286
Nassau 966 51.49% 910 48.51% 1,876
Orange 1,883 55.22% 1,527 44.78% 3,410
Osceola 430 64.95% 232 35.05% 662
Pasco 615 87.23% 90 12.77% 705
Polk 1,326 78.98% 353 21.02% 1,679
Putnam 1,176 46.93% 1,330 53.07% 2,506
Santa Rosa 828 66.67% 414 33.33% 1,242
St. Johns 1,050 50.77% 1,018 49.23% 2,068
Sumter 793 72.49% 301 27.51% 1,094
Suwannee 996 55.86% 787 44.14% 1,783
Taylor 322 88.46% 42 11.54% 364
Volusia 1,025 47.52% 1,132 52.48% 2,157
Wakulla 312 60.12% 207 39.88% 519
Walton 520 52.95% 462 47.05% 982
Washington 617 73.02% 228 26.98% 568
Totals 40,255 60.32% 26,485 39.68% 66,740

References

  1. McGovern, Bernie. Florida Almanac 2007-2008. ISBN 9781455604418. Retrieved 2020-10-12.
  2. Bowen, N. M. (December 4, 1888). "Vote of Florida, 1888". The Weekly Floridian. p. 1. Retrieved April 8, 2023.
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