APUSH Elections and Presidents

1789- Washington

Dec 18, 1789

Candidate: #of electoral votes George Washington: 69
John Adams: 34
Minor Candidates: 35 No party designated.

1792- Washington

Dec 18, 1792

Candidate: #of electoral votes George Washington: 132
John Adams: 77
George Clinton: 50
Minor Candidates: 5 No party designated.

1796- Adams

Dec 18, 1796

Candidate (party): #of electoral votes John Adams (Federalist): 71
Thomas Jefferson (Democratic-Republican): 68
Thomas Pinckney (Federalist): 59
Aaron Burr (Democratic-Republican): 30
Minor Candidates: 48

1800- Jefferson

Dec 18, 1800

Candidate (party): #of electoral votes Thomas Jefferson (d-r): 73
Aaron Burr (d-r): 73
John Adam (fed): 65
Charles C. Pinckney (fed): 64
John Jay (fed): 1

1804- Jefferson

Dec 18, 1804

Thomas Jefferson (d-r): 162
Charles C. Pinckney (fed): 14

1808- Madison

Dec 18, 1808

James Madison (d-r): 122
Charles C. Pinckney (fed): 47
George Clinton (d-r): 6

1812- Madison

Dec 18, 1812

James Madison (d-r): 128
Dewitt Clinton (fed): 89

1816- Monroe

Dec 18, 1816

James Monroe (d-r): 183
Rufus Kind (fed): 34

1820- Monroe

Dec 18, 1820

James Monroe (d-r): 231
John Q. Adams (independent republican): 1

1824- Quincy Adams

Dec 18, 1824

Candidate (party): #of electoral votes/ #of popular votes this is the only election to be decided by the House of Representatives since the passage of the 12 amendment John Q. Adams (d-r): 84/108,740
Andrew Jackson (d-r): 99/153,544
William H. Crawford (d-r): 41/ 46, 618
Henry Clay (d-r): 37/47,136

1828- Jackson

Dec 18, 1828

Andrew Jackson (democrat): 178/647,286
John. Q. Adams (National republican): 83/508,064

1832- Jackson

Dec 18, 1832

Andrew Jackson (dem): 219/687,502
Henry Clay (nat'l repub): 49/ 530,189
William Wirt (anti-masonic): 7/ (floyd + wirt)
John Floyd (nat'l repub): 11/ 33,108

1836- Van Buren

Dec 18, 1836

Martin Van Buren (dem): 170/ 765,483
William H. Harrison (whig): 73/ (harrison+ white+ webster+ mangum)
Hugh L. White (whig): 26/ " "
Daniel Webster (whig): 14/ " "
W.P. Mangum (whig): 11/ 739,795

1840- Harrison

Dec 18, 1840

William H. Harrison (whig): 234/ 1,274,624
Martin Van Buren (dem): 60/ 1,127,781

1844- Polk

Dec 18, 1844

James K. Polk (dem): 170/ 1,338,464
Henry Clay (whig): 105/ 1,300,097
James G.Birney (liberty): 0/ 62,300

1848- Taylor

Dec 18, 1848

Zachary Taylor (whig): 163/ 1,360,967
Lewis Cass (dem): 127/ 1,222,342
Martin Van Buren (free soil): 0/ 291,263

1852- Pierce

Dec 18, 1852

Franklin Pierce (dem): 254/ 1,601,117
Winfield Scott (whig): 42/ 1,385,453
John P. Hale ( free soil): 0/ 155,825

1856- Buchanon

Dec 18, 1856

James Buchanon (dem): 174/ 1,832,955
John. C. Fremont (rep): 114/ 1,339,932
Millard Fillmore (american): 8/ 871,731

1860- Lincoln

Dec 18, 1860

Abraham Lincoln (rep): 180/ 1,865,593
Stephen A. Douglas (dem): 12/ 1,382,713
John C. Breckinridge (dem): 72/ 848,356
John Bell (constitutional union): 39/ 592,906

1864- Lincoln

Dec 18, 1864

Abraham Lincoln (union): 212/ 2,206,938
George B. McClellan (dem): 21/ 1,803,787

1868- Grant

Dec 18, 1868

Ulysses S. Grant (rep): 214/ 3,013,421
Horatio Seymour (dem): 80/ 2,706,829

1872- Grant

Dec 18, 1872

Ulysses S. Grant (rep): 286/ 3,956, 745
Horace Greeley (dem liberal): 66/ 2,843, 446