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Abraham Lincoln and the 1860 Presidential Election
TRUE OR FALSE - Abraham Lincoln easily won the 1860 Presidential Election when he obtained a very large majority of the popular vote
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True. Abraham Lincoln won the 1860 Presidential Election with a majority of the popular vote. He received approximately 39.8% of the popular vote, which was a significantly larger share compared to his opponents.
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