1792
George Washington and the 1792 map
Washington was again unanimously elected president by all electors who cast presidential ballots. The vice-presidential contest was more competitive, with John Adams defeating George Clinton of New York. Political factions were forming around Hamilton's Federalists and Jefferson's Democratic-Republicans, though Washington himself remained above party. This was the last election with a unanimous presidential choice.
Maintaining national unity amid rising partisan divisions
Last election where Washington ran; political parties were forming in the background
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