1880 Guatemalan general election

1880 Guatemalan general election

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Nominee Justo Rufino Barrios Party Liberal Home state San Marcos Popular vote 6,687 Percentage 94.22%

President before election Justo Rufino Barrios Liberal President-elect Justo Rufino Barrios Liberal

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Presidential elections were held in Guatemala in November 1880.

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