New York gubernatorial election, 1780

The second gubernatorial election in New York was held in April 1780. Were elected the governor and the vice governor of New York. At that time the area was strongly marked by the fights between British and colonial troops. Further still, British troops were on the field.

Result

George Clinton joined with Pierre Van Cortlandt as a running mate for re-election. They were re-elected unopposed in their respective offices.

Gallery

Deputy Governor Pierre Van Cortlandt

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