John Quincy Adams
3 runs · 1 win · 1820 — 1828 · Democratic-Republican, National Republican.
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Across 1820 to 1828, John Quincy Adams appeared on the presidential ballot 3 times. John Quincy Adams won 1 of them, reaching the White House. The campaigns spanned more than one party — Democratic-Republican and National Republican.
1824 was the peak — 84 electoral votes, defeating Andrew Jackson. In all, John Quincy Adams's campaigns gathered 168 electoral votes. The campaigns stretch from the Era of Good Feelings to the Second Party System era.
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