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Soldiers’ Votes
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June 4, 2014 2:47 pm
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Abraham Lincoln & New York
Soldiers’ Votes
Republicans perceived early that the soldier vote could be critical to victory in 1864. They proposed legislation in the spring of 1863 to allow Union soldiers to cast their votes through a proxy. New York Democrats understandably opposed…
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