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1 Presidential Election Results Introduction The Electoral College consists of 538 electors, who are representatives typically chosen by the candidate s political party, though some state laws differ. Each state s number of electors is based on its congressional delegation (one for each member in the House of Representatives and one for each member in the Senate). Currently, a total of 270 electoral votes is required to win the presidency. Prior to the 1804 election the first runner-up became vice president, as spelled out in the US Constitution. As a result of the Election of 1800, the method of electing the vice president was changed for the 1804 election with the Twelfth Amendment, and led to separate ballots cast for the president and vice president, with the winner in each race gaining the seat. Popular vote statistics are not available until the 1824 election. Election Results, Note: Election data is taken from the University of California, Santa Barbara American Presidency Project Election Year: 1789 Winner and Vice President: George Washington, John Adams Winner: 69 Opponent(s): 34 Candidates Candidates: George Washington, John Adams* *Although theoretically John Adams could have won, everyone knew George Washington was the choice for president; Adams was never expected to win the election. Election Year: 1792 Winner and Vice President: George Washington, John Adams Winner: 132 Opponent(s): 77 Democratic-Republican: Aaron Burr, George Clinton, Thomas Jefferson Federalist Candidates: George Washington, John Adams
2 Election Year: 1796 Winner and Vice President: John Adams, Thomas Jefferson Winner: 71 Opponent(s): 68 Democratic-Republican Candidate: Thomas Jefferson, Aaron Burr Federalist Candidate: John Adams, Thomas Pinckney Election Year: 1800 Winner and Vice President: Thomas Jefferson, Aaron Burr Winner: 73* Opponent(s): 73 Democratic-Republican Candidates: Aaron Burr, Thomas Jefferson Federalist Candidate: John Adams, Charles C. Pinckney * The tie in the Electoral College sent the election to the House of Representatives, where Jefferson received the most votes. Election Year: 1804 Winner and Vice President: Thomas Jefferson, George Clinton Winner: 162 Opponent(s): 14 Democratic-Republican Candidate: Thomas Jefferson Federalist Candidate: Charles C. Pinckney Election Year: 1808 Winner and Vice President: James Madison, George Clinton Winner: 122 Opponent(s): 47 Democratic-Republican Candidate: James Madison Federalist Candidate: Charles C. Pinckney
3 Election Year: 1812 Winner and Vice President: James Madison, Elbridge Gerry Winner: 128 Opponent(s): 89 Democratic-Republican Candidate: James Madison Federalist Candidate: De Witt Clinton Election Year: 1816 Winner and Vice President: James Monroe, Daniel D. Tompkins Winner: 183 Opponent(s): 34 Democratic-Republican Candidate: James Monroe Federalist Candidate: Rufus King Election Year: 1820 Winner and Vice President: James Monroe, Daniel D. Tompkins Winner: 231 Opponent(s): 1 Democratic-Republican Candidate: James Monroe National Republican Candidate: John Quincy Adams Election Year: 1824 Winner and Vice President: John Quincy Adams, John C. Calhoun Winner: 84 Opponent(s): 99 (Jackson), 41 (Crawford), 37 (Clay) Winner: 32.0% Opponent(s): 42.0% Democratic-Republican Candidates: Andrew Jackson, William H. Crawford, Henry Clay Coalition Candidate: John Quincy Adams Election Year: 1828 Winner and Vice President: Andrew Jackson, John C. Calhoun
4 Winner: 178 Opponent(s): 83 Winner: 56.1% Opponent(s): 43.6% Democratic Candidate: Andrew Jackson National Republican Candidate: John Quincy Adams Election Year: 1832 Winner and Vice President: Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren Winner: 219 Opponent(s): 49 (Clay), 7 (Wirt) Winner: 54.2% Opponent(s): 37.4% (Clay), 7.8% (Wirt) Democratic Candidate: Andrew Jackson National Republican Candidate: Henry Clay Anti-Masonic Candidate: William Wirt Election Year: 1836 Winner and Vice President: Martin Van Buren, Richard M. Johnson Winner: 170 Opponent(s): 73 (Harrison), 26 (White), 14 (Webster). 11 (Mangum) Winner: 50.8% Opponent(s): 36.6% (Harrison), 9.7% (White), 2.7% (Webster) Democratic Candidate: Martin Van Buren Whig Candidates: William H. Harrison, Hugh White, Daniel Webster Independent/Whig Candidate: Willie P. Mangum Election Year: 1840 Winner and Vice President: William H. Harrison, John Tyler Winner: 234 Opponent(s): 60
5 Winner: 52.9% Opponent(s): 46.8% Democratic Candidate: Martin Van Buren Whig Candidate: William H. Harrison Election Year: 1844 Winner and Vice President: James K. Polk, George M. Dallas Winner: 170 Opponent(s): 105 Winner: 49.5% Opponent(s): 48.1% Democratic Candidate: James K. Polk Whig Candidate: Henry Clay Election Year: 1848 Winner and Vice President: Zachary Taylor, Millard Fillmore Winner: 163 Opponent(s): 127 (Cass), 0 (Van Buren) Winner: 47.3% Opponent(s): 42.5% (Cass), 10.1% (Van Buren) Democratic Candidate: Lewis Cass Whig Candidate: Zachary Taylor Free Soil Candidate: Martin Van Buren Election Year: 1852 Winner and Vice President: Franklin Pierce, William R. King Winner: 254 Opponent(s): 42 Winner: 50.8% Opponent(s): 43.9%
6 Democratic Candidate: Franklin Pierce Whig Candidate: Winfield Scott Election Year: 1856 Winner and Vice President: James Buchanan, John C. Breckinridge Winner: 174 Opponent(s): 114 (Fremont), 8 (Fillmore) Winner: 45.3% Opponent(s): 33.1% (Fremont), 21.6% (Fillmore) Democratic Candidate: James Buchanan Republican Candidate: John C. Fremont Whig-American Candidate: Millard Fillmore Election Year: 1860 Winner and Vice President: Abraham Lincoln, Hannibal Hamlin Winner: 180 Opponent(s): 72 (Breckinridge), 39 (Bell), 12 (Douglas) Winner: 39.9% Opponent(s): 18.1% (Breckinridge), 12.6% (Bell), 29.5% (Douglas) Democratic Candidate: Stephen A. Douglas Republican Candidate: Abraham Lincoln Southern Democratic Candidate: John C. Breckinridge Constitutional Union Candidate: John Bell Election Year: 1864 Winner and Vice President: Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson Winner: 212 Opponent(s): 21 Winner: 55.1% Opponent(s): 44.9% Democratic Candidate: George B. McClellan Republican Candidate: Abraham Lincoln
7 Election Year: 1868 Winner and Vice President: Ulysses S. Grant, Schuyler Colfax Winner: 214 Opponent(s): 80 Winner: 52.7% Opponent(s): 47.3% Democratic Candidate: Horatio Seymour Republican Candidate: Ulysses S. Grant Election Year: 1872 Winner and Vice President: Ulysses S. Grant, Henry Wilson Winner: 286 Opponent(s): 0 Winner: 55.6% Opponent(s): 43.8% Democratic Candidates: B. Gratz Brown, Horace Greeley, Charles J. Jenkins, David Davis Republican Candidate: Ulysses S. Grant Independent Democratic Candidate: Thomas A. Hendricks Note: Horace Greeley was the major Democratic candidate, and earned electoral votes, but died between the election and the Electoral College. Greeley s votes were distributed between the other three democratic candidates Election Year: 1876 Winner and Vice President: Rutherford B. Hayes, William A. Wheeler Winner: 185 Opponent(s): 184 Winner: 48.0% Opponent(s): 51.0% Democratic Candidate: Samuel J. Tilden Republican Candidate: Rutherford B. Hayes
8 Election Year: 1880 Winner and Vice President: James Garfield, Chester A. Arthur Winner: 214 Opponent(s): 155 Winner: 48.3% Opponent(s): 48.2% Democratic Candidate: Winfield S. Hancock Republican Candidate: James Garfield Election Year: 1884 Winner and Vice President: Grover Cleveland, Thomas A. Hendricks Winner: 219 Opponent(s): 182 Winner: 48.9% Opponent(s): 48.2% Democratic Candidate: Grover Cleveland Republican Candidate: James G. Blaine Election Year: 1888 Winner and Vice President: Benjamin Harrison, Levi P. Morton Winner: 233 Opponent(s): 168 Winner: 47.8% Opponent(s): 48.6% Democratic Candidate: Grover Cleveland Republican Candidate: Benjamin Harrison Election Year: 1892 Winner and Vice President: Grover Cleveland, Adlai E. Stevenson Winner: 277 Opponent(s): 145 (Harrison), 22 (Weaver)
9 Winner: 46.0% Opponent(s): 43.0% (Harrison), 8.5% (Weaver) Democratic Candidate: Grover Cleveland Republican Candidate: Benjamin Harrison People s (Populist) Candidate: James B. Weaver Election Year: 1896 Winner and Vice President: William McKinley, Garret A. Hobart Winner: 271 Opponent(s): 176 Winner: 51.1% Opponent(s): 45.8% Republican Candidate: William McKinley Democratic-Populist Candidate: William J. Bryan Election Year: 1900 Winner and Vice President: William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt Winner: 292 Opponent(s): 155 Winner: 51.7% Opponent(s): 45.5% Democratic Candidate: William J. Bryan Republican Candidate: William McKinley Election Year: 1904 Winner and Vice President: Theodore Roosevelt, Charles W. Fairbanks Winner: 336 Opponent(s): 140 Winner: 56.4% Opponent(s): 37.6%
10 Democratic Candidate: Alton B. Parker Republican Candidate: Theodore Roosevelt Election Year: 1908 Winner and Vice President: William H. Taft, James S. Sherman Winner: 321 Opponent(s): 162 Winner: 51.6% Opponent(s): 43.0% Democratic Candidate: William J. Bryan Republican Candidate: William H. Taft Election Year: 1912 Winner and Vice President: Woodrow Wilson, Thomas R. Marshall Winner: 435 Opponent(s): 88 (Roosevelt), 8 (Taft) Winner: 41.8% Opponent(s): 27.4% (Roosevelt), 23.2% (Taft) Democratic Candidate: Woodrow Wilson Republican Candidate: William H. Taft Progressive Candidate: Theodore Roosevelt Election Year: 1916 Winner and Vice President: Woodrow Wilson, Thomas R. Marshall Winner: 277 Opponent(s): 254 Winner: 49.2% Opponent(s): 46.1% Democratic Candidate: Woodrow Wilson Republican Candidate: Charles E. Hughes Election Year: 1920
11 Winner and Vice President: Warren G. Harding, Calvin Coolidge Winner: 404 Opponent(s): 127 Winner: 60.3% Opponent(s): 34.1% Democratic Candidate: James M. Cox Republican Candidate: Warren G. Harding Election Year: 1924 Winner and Vice President: Calvin Coolidge, Charles G. Dawes Winner: 382 Opponent(s): 136 (Davis), 13 (LaFollette) Winner: 54.0% Opponent(s): 28.8% (Davis), 16.6% (LaFollette) Democratic Candidate: John W. Davis Republican Candidate: Calvin Coolidge Progressive Candidate: Robert M. LaFollette Election Year: 1928 Winner and Vice President: Herbert C. Hoover, Charles Curtis Winner: 444 Opponent(s): 87 Winner: 58.2% Opponent(s): 40.8% Democratic Candidate: Alfred E. Smith Republican Candidate: Herbert C. Hoover Election Year: 1932 Winner and Vice President: Franklin D. Roosevelt, John N. Garner Winner: 472 Opponent(s): 59
12 Winner: 57.4% Opponent(s): 39.6% Democratic Candidate: Franklin D. Roosevelt Republican Candidate: Herbert C. Hoover Election Year: 1936 Winner and Vice President: Franklin D. Roosevelt, John N. Garner Winner: 523 Opponent(s): 8 Winner: 60.8% Opponent(s): 36.5% Democratic Candidate: Franklin D. Roosevelt Republican Candidate: Alfred M. Landon Election Year: 1940 Winner and Vice President: Franklin D. Roosevelt, Henry A. Wallace Winner: 449 Opponent(s): 82 Winner: 54.7% Opponent(s): 44.8% Democratic Candidate: Franklin D. Roosevelt Republican Candidate: Wendell L. Wilkie Election Year: 1944 Winner and Vice President: Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S. Truman Winner: 432 Opponent(s): 99 Winner: 53.4% Opponent(s): 45.9% Democratic Candidate: Franklin D. Roosevelt
13 Republican Candidate: Thomas E. Dewey Election Year: 1948 Winner and Vice President: Harry S. Truman, Alben W. Barkley Winner: 303 Opponent(s): 189 (Dewey), 39 (Thurmond) Winner: 49.5% Opponent(s): 45.1% (Dewey), 2.4% (Thurmond) Democratic Candidate: Harry S. Truman Republican Candidate: Thomas E. Dewey States Rights (Dixiecrat) Candidate: Strom Thurmond Election Year: 1952 Winner and Vice President: Dwight D. Eisenhower, Richard M. Nixon Winner: 442 Opponent(s): 89 Winner: 54.9% Opponent(s): 44.4% Democratic Candidate: Adlai Stevenson Republican Candidate: Dwight D. Eisenhower Election Year: 1956 Winner and Vice President: Dwight D. Eisenhower, Richard M. Nixon Winner: 457 Opponent(s): 73 Winner: 57.4% Opponent(s): 42.0% Democratic Candidate: Adlai Stevenson Republican Candidate: Dwight D. Eisenhower Election Year: 1960 Winner and Vice President: John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson
14 Winner: 303 Opponent(s): 219 Winner: 49.7% Opponent(s): 49.5% Democratic Candidate: John F. Kennedy Republican Candidate: Richard M. Nixon Independent Candidate: Harry F. Byrd Election Year: 1964 Winner and Vice President: Lyndon B. Johnson, Hubert H. Humphrey Winner: 486 Opponent(s): 52 Winner: 61.1% Opponent(s): 38.5% Democratic Candidate: Lyndon B. Johnson Republican Candidate: Barry M. Goldwater Election Year: 1968 Winner and Vice President: Richard M. Nixon, Spiro T. Agnew Winner: 301 Opponent(s): 191 (Humphrey), 46 (Wallace) Winner: 43.4% Opponent(s): 42.7% (Humphrey), 13.5% (Wallace) Democratic Candidate: Hubert H. Humphrey Republican Candidate: Richard M. Nixon American Independent Candidate: George C. Wallace Election Year: 1972 Winner and Vice President: Richard M. Nixon, Spiro T. Agnew Winner: 520 Opponent(s): 17
15 Winner: 60.7% Opponent(s): 37.5% Democratic Candidate: George S. McGovern Republican Candidate: Richard M. Nixon Libertarian Candidate: Joseph Hospers Election Year: 1976 Winner and Vice President: Jimmy Carter, Walter F. Mondale Winner: 297 Opponent(s): 240 Winner: 50.1% Opponent(s): 48.0% Democratic Candidate: Jimmy Carter Republican Candidate: Gerald R. Ford Election Year: 1980 Winner and Vice President: Ronald Reagan, George Bush Winner: 489 Opponent(s): 49 (Carter), 0 (Anderson) Winner: 50.7% Opponent(s): 41.0% (Carter), 6.6% (Anderson) Democratic Candidate: Jimmy Carter Republican Candidate: Ronald Reagan National Union Candidate: John B. Anderson Election Year: 1984 Winner and Vice President: Ronald Reagan, George Bush Winner: 525 Opponent(s): 13 Winner: 58.8% Opponent(s): 40.6%
16 Democratic Candidate: Walter F. Mondale Republican Candidate: Ronald Reagan Election Year: 1988 Winner and Vice President: George Bush, James Danforth Quayle Winner: 426 Opponent(s): 111 Winner: 53.4% Opponent(s): 45.6% Democratic Candidate: Michael S. Dukakis Republican Candidate: George Bush Election Year: 1992 Winner and Vice President: William J. Clinton, Albert Gore Jr. Winner: 370 Opponent(s): 168 (Bush), 0 (Perot) Winner: 43.0% Opponent(s): 37.4% (Bush), 18.9% (Perot) Democratic Candidate: William J. Clinton Republican Candidate: George Bush Independent Candidate: H. Ross Perot Election Year: 1996 Winner and Vice President: William J. Clinton, Albert Gore Jr. Winner: 379 Opponent(s): 159 (Dole), 0 (Perot) Winner: 49.2% Opponent(s): 40.7% (Dole), 8.4% (Perot) Democratic Candidate: William J. Clinton Republican Candidate: Bob Dole Independent Candidate: H. Ross Perot
17 Election Year: 2000 Winner and Vice President: George W. Bush, Dick Cheney Winner: 271 Opponent(s): 266 (Gore), 0 (Nader) Winner: 47.9% Opponent(s): 48.4% (Gore), 2.7% (Nader) Democratic Candidate: Albert Gore Jr. Republican Candidate: George W. Bush Green Party Candidate: Ralph Nader Election Year: 2004 Winner and Vice President: George W. Bush, Dick Cheney Winner: 286 Opponent(s): 251 Winner: 50.7% Opponent(s): 48.3% Democratic Candidate: John F. Kerry Republican Candidate: George W. Bush Election Year: 2008 Winner and Vice President: Barack Obama, Joe Biden Winner: 365 Opponent(s): 173 Winner: 52.9% Opponent(s): 45.7% Democratic Candidate: Barack Obama Republican Candidate: John McCain
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