Samuel Dinsmoor Jr.

Samuel Dinsmoor Jr. portrait

Samuel Dinsmoor Jr.

U.S.A.

Party Democrat
Latest Campaign State Governor
Date of Birth May 8, 1799
Date of Death Feb. 24, 1869 (Age: 69)
Overall Community Sentiment: Neutral

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Personal Background

Samuel Dinsmoor Jr. graduated from Dartmouth College and pursued a legal career, serving as a legal assistant to a territorial governor. He held various roles in state government, including facilitating a notable historical visit and serving as a clerk for the New Hampshire Senate. Dinsmoor Jr. was elected governor and restructured the state militia during his tenure. He later served as president of a local bank until his retirement from public life.

Political Ideas

Samuel Dinsmoor Jr.'s political career reveals a strategic thinker who skillfully balances regional interests with broader governance needs. His restructuring of the state militia during his governorship hints at a calculated approach to security, while his family legacy in New Hampshire politics suggests a deeply rooted commitment to the state's interests. Dinsmoor Jr.'s ability to navigate complex political landscapes, as evidenced by his multiple terms as governor, points to an ideologically agile stance that adapts to the needs of his constituency.

Campaigns
1851: New Hampshire State Governor
ELECTED

Election History

New Hampshire gubernatorial election, 1851

27,425 votes (47.19%)

Win
1850: New Hampshire State Governor
ELECTED

Election History

New Hampshire gubernatorial election, 1850

30,751 votes (55.12%)

Win
1849: New Hampshire State Governor
ELECTED

Election History

1849 New Hampshire gubernatorial election

30,107 votes (53.73%)

Win