For what reason was the "Union Party" created? Who were its candidates?

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michellewilliam · Answer

was created in 1864 prior to the end of the civil war. candidates were abraham lincoln and andrew johnson

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The "Union Party," also known as the National Union Party, was formed in 1864 to unify factions during the Civil War, ensuring support for President Abraham Lincoln's re-election. The party's candidates were Abraham Lincoln for president and Andrew Johnson for vice president. This coalition aimed to consolidate support from War Democrats and strengthen the Union's resolve against the Confederacy. 
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For what reason was the "Union Party" created? Who were its candidates?

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