Year of Election | Number of States | Total Electoral Vote | 4Political Party | 1Presidential Candidates | States | Popular Vote | Elect'l Vote | 1Vice-Presential Candidates | States | Electoral Vote |
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1789 | 210 | 73 | George Washington | Va | 69 | |||||
John Adams | Mass | 34 | ||||||||
John Jay | NY | 6 | ||||||||
R H Harrison | Md | 6 | ||||||||
John Rutledge | SC | 6 | ||||||||
John Hancock | Mass | 4 | ||||||||
George Clinton | NY | 3 | ||||||||
Samuel Huntington | Conn | 2 | ||||||||
John Milton | Ga | 2 | ||||||||
James Armstrong | Ga | 1 | ||||||||
Benjamin Lincoln | Mass | 1 | ||||||||
Edward Telfair | Ga | 1 | ||||||||
Vacancies | 4 | 4 | ||||||||
1792 | 15 | 135 | Federal | George Washington | Va | 132 | ||||
Federal | John Adams | Mass | 77 | |||||||
Democratic | George Clington | NY | 50 | |||||||
Democratic | Thomas Jefferson | Va | 4 | |||||||
Democratic | Aaron Burr | NY | 1 | |||||||
Vacancies | 3 | 3 | ||||||||
1796 | 16 | 138 | Federal | John Adams | Mass | 71 | ||||
Democratic | Thomas Jefferson | Va | 68 | |||||||
Federal | Thomas Pinckney | SC | 59 | |||||||
Democratic | Aaron Burr | NY | 30 | |||||||
Democratic | Samuel Adams | Mass | 15 | |||||||
Independent | Oliver Ellsworth | Conn | 11 | |||||||
Democratic | George Clinton | NY | 7 | |||||||
Federal | John Jay | NY | 5 | |||||||
Federal | James Iredell | NC | 3 | |||||||
Federal | George Washington | Va | 2 | |||||||
Federal | John Henry | Md | 2 | |||||||
Federal | S. Johnson | NC | 2 | |||||||
Federal | Charles C Pinckney | SC | 1 | |||||||
1800 | 16 | 138 | Democratic | Thomas Jefferson | Va | 373 | ||||
Democratic | Aaron Burr | NY | 373 | |||||||
Federal | John Adams | Mass | 65 | |||||||
Federal | Charles C Pinckney | SC | 64 | |||||||
Federal | John Jay | NY | 1 | |||||||
1804 | 17 | 176 | Democratic | Thomas Jefferson | Va | 162 | George Clinton | NY | 162 | |
Federal | Charles C Pinckney | SC | 14 | Rufus King | NY | 14 | ||||
1808 | 17 | 176 | Democratic | James Madison | VA | 122 | George Clinton | NY | 112 | |
Federal | Charles C Pinckney | SC | 47 | Rufus King | NY | 47 | ||||
Democratic | George Clinton | NY | 6 | John Langdon | NH | 9 | ||||
James Madison | VA | 3 | ||||||||
James Monroe | Va | 3 | ||||||||
Vacancy | 1 | 1 | ||||||||
1812 | 18 | 218 | Democratic | James Madison | Va | 128 | Elbridge Gerry | Mass | 131 | |
Federal | DeWitt Clinton | NY | 89 | Jared Ingersoll | Penn | 86 | ||||
Vacancy | 1 | 1 | ||||||||
1816 | 19 | 221 | Democratic | James Monroe | Va | 183 | D D Tompkins | NY | 183 | |
Federal | Rufus King | NY | 34 | John E Howard | Md | 22 | ||||
Federal | James Ross | Penn | 5 | |||||||
John Marshall | Va | 4 | ||||||||
Robert G Harper | Md | 3 | ||||||||
Vacancies | 4 | 4 | ||||||||
1820 | 24 | 235 | Democratic | James Monroe | Va | 231 | D D Thompkins | NY | 218 | |
Democratic | John Q Adams | Mass | 1 | Richard Stockton | NJ | 8 | ||||
Daniel Rodney | Del | 4 | ||||||||
Robert G Harper | Md | 1 | ||||||||
Richard Bush | Penn | 1 | ||||||||
Vacancies | 3 | 3 | ||||||||
1824 | 24 | 261 | Democratic | Andrew Jackson | Tenn | 155,872 | 599 | John C Calhoun | SC | 182 |
Coalition | John Q Adams | Mass | 105,321 | 84 | Nathan Sanford | NY | 30 | |||
Democratic | Wm H Crawford | Ga | 44,282 | 41 | Nathaniel Macon | NC | 24 | |||
Democratic | Henry Clay | KY | 46,587 | 37 | Andrew Jackson | Tenn | 13 | |||
Martin Van Buren | NY | 9 | ||||||||
Henry Clay | KY | 1 | ||||||||
Vacancy | 1 | |||||||||
1828 | 24 | 261 | Democratic | Andrew Jackson | Tenn | 647,231 | 178 | John C Calhoun | SC | 171 |
Nat Republican | John Q Admas | Mass | 509,097 | 83 | Richard Rush | Penn | 83 | |||
William Smith | SC | 7 | ||||||||
1832 | 24 | 288 | Democratic | Andrew Jackson | Tenn | 687,502 | 219 | Martin VanBuren | NY | 189 |
Nat Republican | Henry Clay | KY | 530,189 | 49 | John Sergeant | Penn | 49 | |||
Anti-Mason | John Floyd William Wirt | Ga Md | 33,108 | 11 7 | Henry Lee Amos Ellmaker | Mass Penn | 11 7 | |||
William Wilkins | Penn | 30 | ||||||||
Vacancies | 2 | 2 | ||||||||
1836 | 26 | 294 | Democratic | Martin VanBuren | NY | 761,549 | 170 | R M Johnson6 | Ky | 147 |
Whig Whig Whig Whig | Wm H Harrison Hugh L White Daniel Webster W P Mangum | Ohio Tenn Mass NC | 736,656 |
73 26 14 11 | Francis Granger John Tyler William Smith | NY Va Ala | 77 47 23 | |||
1840 | 26 | 294 | Whig | Wm H Harrison | Ohio | 1,275,017 | 234 | John Tyler | Va | 234 |
Democratic | Martin VanBuren | NY | 1,128,702 | 60 | R M Johnson | Ky | 48 | |||
Abolition | James G Birney | NY | 7,059 | |||||||
L W Tazewell | Va | 11 | ||||||||
James K Polk | Tenn | 1 | ||||||||
1844 | 26 | 275 | Democratic | James K Polk | Tenn | 1,337,243 | 170 | George M Dallas | Penn | 170 |
Whig | Henry Clay | KY | 1,299,068 | 105 | Theo Frelinghysen | NH | 105 | |||
Abolition | James G Birney | NY | 62,300 | Thos Morris | Ohio | |||||
1848 | 30 | 290 | Whig | Zachary Taylor | La | 1,360,101 | 163 | Millard Fillmore | NY | 163 |
Democratic | Lewis Cass | Mich | 1,220,544 | 127 | Wm O Butler | Ky | 127 | |||
Free Soil | Martin VanBuren | NY | 291,263 | Chas F Adams | Mass | |||||
1852 | 31 | 296 | Democratic | Franklin Pierce | NH | 1,601,474 | 254 | Wm R King | Ala | 254 |
Whig | Winfield Scott | NJ | 1,386,578 | 42 | Wm A Graham | NC | 42 | |||
Abolition | John P Hale | NH | 156,149 | Geo W Julian | Ind | |||||
1856 | 31 | 296 | Democratic | James Buchanan | Pa | 1,838,169 | 174 | J C Breckinridge | Ky | 174 |
Republican | John C Fremont | Cal | 1,341,264 | 114 | Wm L Dayton | NJ | 114 | |||
American | Millard Fillmore | NY | 874,534 | 8 | A J Donelson | Tenn | 8 | |||
1860 | 33 | 303 | Republican | Abraham Lincoln | Ill | 1,866,352 | 180 | Hannibal Hamlin | Me | 180 |
Democratic | J C Brenkenridge | Ky | 845,763 | 72 | Joseph Lane | Ore | 72 | |||
Const Union | John Bell | Tenn | 589,581 | 39 | Edward Everett | Mass | 39 | |||
Democratic | S A Douglas | Ill | 1,375,157 | 12 | H V Johnson | Ga | 12 | |||
1864 | 36 | 314 | Republican | Abraham Lincoln | Ill | 2,216,067 | 212 | Andrew Johnson | Tenn | 212 |
Democratic | Geo B McClellan | NJ | 1,808,725 | 21 | G H Pendleton | Ohio | 21 | |||
7Vacancies | 23 | 23 | ||||||||
1868 | 37 | 317 | Republican | Ulysses S Grant | Ill | 3,709,613 | 214 | Schuyler Colfax | Ind | 214 |
Democratic | Horatio Seymour | NY | 2,709,613 | 80 | F P Blair, Jr | Mo | 80 | |||
8Vacancies | 23 | 23 | ||||||||
1872 | 37 | 366 | Republican | Ulysses S Grant | Ill | 3,597,070 | 286 | Henry Wilson | Mass | 286 |
Dem and Lib | Horace Greeley | NY | 2,834,079 | B Gratz Brown | Mo | 47 | ||||
John Q Adams | Mass | |||||||||
John Russell | Mich | |||||||||
Democratic | Charles O'Conor | NY | 29,408 | Geo W Julian | Ind | 5 | ||||
Temperance | James Black | Penn | 5,608 | A H Colquitt | Ga | 5 | ||||
Democratic | Thos A Hendricks | Ind | 42 | John M Palmer | Ill | 3 | ||||
Democratic | B Gratz Brown | Mo | 18 | T E Bramlette | Ky | 3 | ||||
Democratic | Charles J Jenkins | Ga | 2 | Wm S Groesbeck | Ohio | 1 | ||||
Independent | David Davis | Ind | 1 | Willis B Machen | Ky | 1 | ||||
N P Banks | Mass | 1 | ||||||||
9Not counted | 17 | 14 | ||||||||
1876 | 38 | 369 | Republican | Rutherford B Hayes10 | Ohio | 4,033,885 | 185 | Wm A Wheeler | Ind | 185 |
Democratic | Samuel J. Tilden | NY | 4,284,950 | 184 | T A Hendricks | NY | 184 | |||
Greenback | Peter Cooper | NY | 81,740 | Samuel F Cary | Ohio | |||||
Prohibition | Green Clay Smith | Ky | 9,522 | Gideon T Stewart | Ohio | |||||
American | James B Walker | Ill | 2,636 | D Kirkpatrick | NY | |||||
1880 | 38 | 369 | Republican | James A Garfield | Ohio | 4,439,745 | 214 | Chester A Arthur | NY | 214 |
Democratic | Winfield S Hancock | Penn | 4,435,911 | 155 | Wm H English | Ind | 155 | |||
Greenback | James b Weaver | Iowa | 306,219 | B J Chambers | Texas | |||||
Prohibition | Neal Dow | Me | 10,305 | H Thompson | Ohio | |||||
American | John W Phelps | Vt | 707 | S C Pomeroy | Kas | |||||
1884 | 38 | 401 | Democratic | Grover Cleveland | NY | 4,845,255 | 219 | T A Hendricks | Ind | 219 |
Republican | James G Blaine | Me | 4,818,671 | 182 | John A Logan | Ill | 182 | |||
Prohibition | John P St John | Kas | 150,767 | William Daniels | Md | |||||
National, Etc. | Benj F Butler | Mass | 270,359 | A M West | Miss | |||||
Scattering | 9,231 | |||||||||
1888 | 38 | 401 | Republican | Benjamin Harrison | Ind | 5,439,877 | 233 | Levi P Morton | NY | 233 |
Democratic | Grover Cleveland | NY | 5,538,421 | 168 | Allen G Thurman | Ohio | 168 | |||
Prohibition | Clinton B Fisk | NJ | 251,147 | John A Brooks | Mo | |||||
Union Labor | A J Streeter | Ill | 145,961 | C E Cunningham | Ark | |||||
ULA, etc. | Scattering | 9,531 | ||||||||
1892 | 44 | 444 | Democratic | Grover Cleveland | NY | 5,554,563 | 276 | A E Stevenson | Ill | 276 |
Republican | Benjamin Harrison | Ind | 5,159,607 | 145 | Whitelaw Reid | NY | 145 | |||
People's Party | James B Weaver | Iowa | 1,054,096 | 23 | James G Field | Va | 23 | |||
Prohibition | John Bidwell | Cal | 270,849 | Rev J B Cranfell | Texas | |||||
Socialist | Simon Wing | Mass | 21,224 | Charles H Matchett | NY | |||||
Scattering | 76,975 |