Andrew Jackson
Democratic-Republican · Democratic
Record
| Year | Party | Electoral votes | Popular vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1824 | Democratic-Republican | 99 of 261 | Not computed state counts not sourced | Lost (House chose another) |
| 1828 | Democratic | 178 of 261 | Not computed state counts not sourced | Won |
| 1832 | Democratic | 219 of 286 | Not computed state counts not sourced | Won |
Popular vote is the sum of the sourced state counts, shown only where every state that held a popular vote has one; sums from county returns (1868–1972) can run a few tenths of a point below national totals published elsewhere.
Electoral votesNational Archives, Electoral College results: 1824, 1828, 1832 . How these figures were compiled
Election by election
1824
Because no candidate for President was elected by the people, the election was decided by the House of Representatives. In that vote, John Quincy Adams was elected President with 13 votes. Andrew Jackson received 7 votes and William H. Crawford received 4 votes.
National Archives, Electoral College results for 1824, archives.gov, read October 3, 2026. Quoted as published.
1828
1832
288 electors were appointed, but two electors from Maryland did not vote, making the total number of votes cast 286.
National Archives, Electoral College results for 1832, archives.gov, read October 3, 2026. Quoted as published.
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