John E. Howard

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John E. Howard

U.S.A.

Party Federalist
Latest Campaign State Governor
Date of Birth June 4, 1752
Date of Death Oct. 12, 1827 (Age: 75)
Overall Community Sentiment: Neutral

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Personal Background

John E. Howard spent a formative period in military service, rising to colonel in the Continental Army and earning a silver medal for leadership. He transitioned into a political career, holding various state and federal positions, including Governor of Maryland and Senator. Howard was an active member of the Federalist Party and played a role in Baltimore city planning and public service. His educational background and family upbringing in an Anglican slaveholding family further shaped his leadership capabilities.

Political Ideas

John E. Howard's political identity is marked by a distinctive blend of federalism and local governance, as seen in his active involvement in Baltimore city planning while serving in national roles. His ideological stance reveals a tension between federal authority and local autonomy, particularly evident in his opposition to the Sedition Act. Howard's military background and leadership roles in the Society of the Cincinnati underscore a disciplined, yet selective approach to authority, as demonstrated by his refusal of a brigadier general commission during heightened tensions with France. This calculated approach to power and influence suggests a deeply strategic mind, balancing regional interests with broader national concerns.

Campaigns
1824: Maryland State Governor

Election History

Maryland gubernatorial election, 1824

1 votes (1.28%)

Loss

Winner: Samuel Stevens Jr.

1821: Maryland State Governor

Election History

Maryland gubernatorial election, 1821

2 votes (2.33%)

Loss

Winner: Samuel Sprigg

1816: U.S.A. Vice President

Election History

U.S.A. Vice President

34,740 votes (30.90%)

Loss

Winner: Daniel D. Tompkins

1811: Maryland State Governor

Election History

Maryland gubernatorial election, 1811

25 votes (32.90%)

Loss

Winner: Robert Bowie

1810: Maryland State Governor

Election History

Maryland gubernatorial election, 1810

3 votes (4.84%)

Loss

Winner: Edward Lloyd

1808: Maryland State Governor

Election History

Maryland gubernatorial election, 1808

4 votes (4.82%)

Loss

Winner: Robert Wright

1807: Maryland State Governor

Election History

Maryland gubernatorial election, 1807

7 votes (9.86%)

Loss

Winner: Robert Wright

1806: Maryland State Governor

Election History

Maryland gubernatorial election, 1806

3 votes (4.05%)

Loss

Winner: Robert Wright

1796: U.S.A. Senate
ELECTED

Election History

United States Senator from Maryland

Win
1791: Maryland State Senate
ELECTED

Election History

Maryland Senate

Win
1790: Maryland State Governor
ELECTED

Election History

Maryland gubernatorial election, 1790

1 votes (100.00%)

Win
1789: Maryland State Governor
ELECTED

Election History

Maryland gubernatorial election, 1789

1 votes (100.00%)

Win
1788: Maryland State Governor
ELECTED

Election History

Governor of Maryland

Win