1806 New York Governor Race

1806 New York Gubernatorial Election
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The 1806 New York Gubernatorial Election was held on November 3, 1806. 
Governor Amo Gus was running for a second term, being safely renominated by his party, the Constitutional Democratic Party. The Democratic-Republican Party decided to nominate Daniel D. Tompkins, an Associate Justice on the State Supreme Court. Meanwhile the Tertium Quid Party wanted to put their foot in New York, supporting former Chief Justice of the State Supreme Court, Morgan Lewis. 
==Results==
Amo Gus would win easily over his two competitors, and would win another 4 years, though he would only serve 2 of them as he would be elected President in 1808. 
Candidate 	Candidate 	Popular Vote	Popular Vote
Candidate 	Candidate 	Count 	Percentage
Amo Gus 	Constitutional Democratic	44,658 	66.7%
Daniel D. Tompkins	Democratic-Republican 	11,784 	17.6%
Morgan Lewis 	Tertium Quid 	10,512 	15.7%
Total 	Total 	66,954 	100.0%