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By how much did James Buchanan win his election?

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He received only 45 percent of the popular vote, he won the entire South except for Maryland. On the other hand, Fremont, who carried 11 of the 16 free states, came in a strong second with 33 percent, while Fremont, brought up the rear with 22 percent.

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