National Republican
Elections
| Year | Candidate | Electoral votes | Popular vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1828 | John Quincy Adams | 83 of 261 | Not computed state counts not sourced | Lost |
| 1832 | Henry Clay | 49 of 286 | Not computed state counts not sourced | Lost |
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: 1828, 1832 . How these figures were compiled
Candidates
- John Quincy Adams1828
- Henry Clay1832
States carried most often
- Connecticut2 of 2 elections
- Delaware2 of 2 elections
- Massachusetts2 of 2 elections
- Maryland2 of 2 elections
- Rhode Island2 of 2 elections
- Kentucky1 of 2 elections
- Maine1 of 2 elections
- New Hampshire1 of 2 elections
- New Jersey1 of 2 elections
- Vermont1 of 2 elections
Count of the party’s elections in which its candidate carried the state, out of those in which the state cast electoral votes.
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