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Gubernatorial
Candidate | Political
Party | Popular Vote |
 | John Albert Johnson | Democratic |
175,136 |
51.93% |
 | Jacob F. Jacobson | Republican |
147,997 |
43.88% |
 | George D. Haggard | Prohibition |
7,024 |
2.08% |
| Beecher Moore | Public Ownership |
6,516 |
1.93% |
| William W. Allen | Independence League |
593 |
0.18% |
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| Election Notes:
- John Albert Johnson would die on September 21, 1909. He was succeeded by Lieutenant Governor Adolph Eberhart, who served the remainder of the term.
- The 1909 Legislative Manual contains numerous misprints for this race. The original abstract gives the Jacobson total as 147,357 but all later sources give his total as 146,997, which is the sum of the county figures.
| Demographic Data
| 1910 Population: | 2,075,708 | Enum. | 1910 Population Density: | 10.1 | persons/km2 | | 1900 Population: | 1,751,394 | Enum. | 1900 Population Density: | 8.5 | persons/km2 | | Land Area (2000): | 206,189 | km2 | Annual Pop Growth Rate: | 1.7 | % |
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Data Sources:
- Source for Popular Vote data: Minnesota Historical Society, "For Governor," Abstract of Votes Polled in the State of Minnesota, at the General Election held in the several Counties of said State, on the first Tuesday after the first Monday, being the Third day of November A.D. 1908 (St. Paul, 1908)
- Source for Population data: U.S. Census Bureau.
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