Why were 80 electoral votes not counted in the Election of 1864?

Citizens of the Confederacy did not vote during the Election of 1864.

A reorganization of states votes occurred because the Southern states had seceded from the Union.

A majority of the states felt the Confederates were corrupt, so their votes were not counted.

Northern states that opposed Lincolns reelection in 1864 refused to vote during the election.

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Why were 80 electoral votes not counted in the Election of 1864?

 Citizens of the Confederacy did not vote during the Election of 1864.

 A reorganization of states votes occurred because the Southern states had seceded from the Union.

 A majority of the states felt the Confederates were corrupt, so their votes were not counted.

 Northern states that opposed Lincolns reelection in 1864 refused to vote during the election.