In order to ensure a re–election victory in 1864, the Republicans did not nominate Abraham Lincoln. nominated a southern Vice President. nominated Andrew Johnson for President. none of the above
The correct answer is none of the above. Abraham Lincoln had a clear victory regardless of who would be nominated for vice president and from where. The reelection was during the civil war so the confederate state votes weren't a problem so it wouldn't matter who was the vice president.
