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Lincoln was doubtful that he would be reelected in 1864 because (A) there was such dissatisfaction with the progress of the war (B) the Republicans were badly split over the Emancipation Proclamation (C) Andrew Johnson, the Vice Presidential candidate, was unpopular with Congress (D) Southern secession had removed much of his political support (E) the scandals that characterized his administration became public in 1864.
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