1828 U.S. Presidential Election
Who won the 1828 U.S. Presidential Election?
Andrew Jackson won the 1828 U.S. Presidential Election. Andrew Jackson received 647,286 popular votes (56%) and 178 electoral votes. The main challenger was John Quincy Adams (43.6%).
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Jackson won the electoral college 178–83
Popular-vote counts come from official certified totals (1976–2024) and official public returns for earlier years, cross-checked against the MIT Election Lab. The 1824 count is partial. Six states chose electors through their legislatures.