Presidential Elections: 1804 - 1820
1804 Election
VP | Party | Electoral Vote | |
Thomas Jefferson | George Clinton | Democratic-Republican | 162 |
Charles Pickney | Rufus King | Federalist | 14 |
1808 Election
VP | Party | Electoral Vote | |
James Madison | George Clinton John Langdon1 | Democratic-Republican | 122 |
Charles Pickney | Rufus King | Federalist | 47 |
George Clinton | James Madison2 James Monroe2 | Democratic-Republican | 6 |
1812 Election
VP | Party | Electoral Vote | |
James Madison | Elbridge Gerry | Democratic-Republican | 128 |
DeWitt Clinton | Jared Ingersoll | Federalist | 89 |
1816 Election
VP | Party | Electoral Vote | |
James Monroe | Daniel Tompkins | Democratic-Republican | 183 |
Rufus King | John Howard3 James Ross3 John Marshall3 Robert Harper3 | Federalist | 34 |
1820 Election
VP | Party | Electoral Vote | |
James Monroe | Daniel Tompkins Richard Stockton4 Daniel Rodney4 Robert Harper4 | Democratic-Republican | 231 |
John Q. Adams | Richard Rush | Democratic-Republican | 1 |
1 9 of the 122 electors who voted for James Madison voted for John Langdon as his VP, instead of George Clinton.
2 Of the 6 votes for George Clinton, 3 electors voted for Madison as his running mate, and 3 voted for Monroe.
3 22 of the votes for Rufus King had John Harper as his running mate, but the other 12 votes were split among three other VP candidates.
4 Once again, the electors couldn't agree on a VP - 218 of the votes for James Monroe chose Daniel Tompkins as his running mate, and the other 13 votes were split among three other VP candidates.
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