James Madison
2 runs · 2 wins · 1808 — 1812 · Democratic-Republican.
James Madison's presidential record
James Madison ran for president 2 times between 1808 and 1812. James Madison won them all. Each campaign ran under the Democratic-Republican banner.
The high-water mark came in 1812: a 128-electoral-vote win over DeWitt Clinton. In all, James Madison's campaigns gathered 250 electoral votes. Those campaigns fall within the First Party System era.
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