1790 Massachusetts Governor Race

1790 Massachusetts Gubernatorial Election
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The 1790 Massachusetts Gubernatorial Election was held on April 5, 1790. 
Incumbent Governor Benjamin Lincoln would run for Governor again. James Bowdoin, the former Governor, would also run again, but would fail to garner any major support. The Democratic-Republicans would run former Speaker James Warren of the State Legislature, but would garner little to no support.
==Results==
Benjamin Lincoln would win in a landslide.
Candidate 	Candidate 	Popular Vote	Popular Vote
Candidate 	Candidate 	Count 	Percentage
Benjamin Lincoln	Constitutional Democratic	14,360 	86.5%
James Bowdoin 	Constitutional Democratic	1,880 	11.3%
James Warren 	Democratic-Republican 	355 	2.1%
Total 	Total 	16,595 	100.00%