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ELECTORAL AND POPULAR VOTES

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Year of
 Election 

Candidates for
President

 States 

 Political 
Party

 Popular 
Vote

 Plurality 

 Electoral 
Vote

Candidates for
Vice-President

 States 

 Political 
Party

 Electoral 
Vote

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1828

 Andrew Jackson*^[1]

 Tenn.

 Dem.

647,231 

138,134 

178 

 John C. Calhoun*^[1]

 S. C.

 Dem.

171 

 John Q. Adams

 Mass. 

 Nat. R.

509,097 

83 

 Richard Rush

 Pa.

 Nat. R.

83 

 William Smith

 S. C.

 Dem.

7 

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1832

 Andrew Jackson*^[1]

 Tenn.

 Dem.

687,502 

157,313 

219 

 M. Van Buren*^[1]

 N. Y.

 Dem.

189 

 Henry Clay

 Ky.

 Nat. R.

530,159 

49 

 John Sergeant

 Pa.

 Nat. R.

49 

 John Floyd

 Ga.

 Ind.

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33,108

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11 

 Henry Lee

 Mass.

 Ind.

11 

 William Wirt^[2]

 Md.

 Anti-M. 

7 

 Amos Ellmaker^[2]

 Pa.

 Anti-M. 

7 

 Wm. Wilkins

 Pa.

 Dem.

30 

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1836

 Martin Van Buren*^[1] 

 N. Y.

 Dem.

761,549 

24,893 

170 

 R. M. Johnson*^[3][1]

 Ky.

 Dem.

147 

 W. H. Harrison

 O.

 Whig

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736,656

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73 

 Francis Granger

 N. Y.

 Whig

77 

 Hugh L. White

 Tenn.

 Whig

26 

 John Tyler

 Va.

 Whig

47 

 Daniel Webster

 Mass.

 Whig

14 

 William Smith

 Ala.

 Dem.

23 

 Willie P. Mangum

 N. C.

 Whig

11 

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1840

 W. H. Harrison*^[1]

 O.

 Whig

1,275,017 

146,315 

234 

 John Tyler*^[1]

 Va.

 Whig

234 

 Martin Van Buren

 N. Y.

 Dem.

1,128,702 

60 

 R. M. Johnson

 Ky.

 Dem.

48 

 James G. Birney

 N. Y.

 Lib.

7,059 

 L. W. Tazewell

 Va.

 Dem.

11 

 James K. Polk

 Tenn.

 Dem.

1 

 Thomas Earle

 Pa.

 Lib.

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1844

 James K. Polk*^[1]

 Tenn.

 Dem.

1,337,243 

38,175 

170 

 George M. Dallas*^[1] 

 Pa.

 Dem.

170 

 Henry Clay

 Ky.

 Whig

1,299,068 

105 

 T. Frelinghuysen

 N. J.

 Whig

105 

 James G. Birney

 N. Y.

 Lib.

62,300 

 Thomas Morris

 O.

 Lib.

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1848

 Zachary Taylor*^[1]

 La.

 Whig

1,360,101 

139,557 

163 

 Millard Fillmore*^[1]

 N. Y.

 Whig

163 

 Lewis Cass

 Mich.

 Dem.

1,220,544 

127 

 William O. Butler

 Ky.

 Dem.

127 

 Martin Van Buren

 N. Y.

 F. Soil

291,263 

 Charles F. Adams

 Mass. 

 F. Soil

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1852

 Franklin Pierce*^[1]

 N. H.

 Dem.

1,601,474 

 220,896 

254 

 William R. King*^[1]

 Ala.

 Dem.

254 

 Winfield Scott

 N. J.

 Whig

1,380,576 

42 

 William A. Graham

 N. C.

 Whig

42 

 John P. Hale

 N. H.

 F. D.^[4]

156,149 

 George W. Julian

 Ind.

 F. D.

 Daniel Webster^[5]

 Mass.

 Whig

1,670 

1. The candidates starred were elected.
2. Candidate of the Anti-Masonic Party.
3. There being no choice, the Senate elected Johnson.
4. Free Democrat.
5. In Massachusetts. There was also a Native American ticket in that state, which received 184 votes.