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showvte(← 1852)   1856 United States presidential election   (1860 →)Democratic Party(Convention)Nominees
President: James Buchanan
Vice President: John C. Breckinridge
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Lewis Cass
Stephen A. Douglas
Franklin Pierce (incumbent)
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Vice President: William L. Dayton
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Abraham Lincoln
John McLean
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American PartyNominees
President: Millard Fillmore
Vice President: Andrew J. Donelson
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George Law

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showvte(← 1856)   1860 United States presidential election   (1864 →)Republican Party(Convention)Nominees
President: Abraham Lincoln
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Simon Cameron
Salmon P. Chase
William L. Dayton
John McLean
William H. Seward
Benjamin Wade
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Vice President: Joseph Lane
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President: John Bell
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showvte(← 1860)   1864 United States presidential election   (1868 →)National Union Party(Convention)Nominees
President: Abraham Lincoln (incumbent)
Vice President: Andrew Johnson
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Daniel S. Dickinson
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President: George B. McClellan
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President: Thomas H. Seymour
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