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1832 Presidential Election

Results of the presidential election of 1832, won by Andrew Jackson with 219 electoral votes.

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Andrew Jackson's Cabinet

President: Andrew Jackson (1829-1837)

Vice President: Martin Van Buren (1833-1837)

Secretary of State: Louis McLane (1833-1834), John Forsyth (1834-1837)

Secretary of the Treasury: Roger B. Taney (1833-1834), Levi Woodbury (1834-1837)

Secretary of War: Lewis Cass (1831-1836)

Attorney General: Benjamin Franklin Butler (1833-1837)

Postmaster General: William T. Barry (1829-1835), Amos Kendall (1835-1837)

Electoral Vote Totals

  • 219 for Andrew Jackson (Democrat)
  • 49 for Henry Clay (National-Republican)
  • 11 for John Floyd (Independent)
  • 7 for William Wirt (Anti-Masonic)

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1832 Candidate Electoral Votes

219
Andrew Jackson
49
Henry Clay (National Republican)
144 to win
701,780 popular votes (54.2%)
Running Mate: Martin Van Buren
484,205 popular votes (37.4%)
Running Mate: John Sergeant

First Democratic convention is held as party evolves out of Democratic-Republican party.

1832

State Electoral Votes

Alabama

7

Alaska

Arizona

Arkansas

California

Colorado

Connecticut

8

Delaware

3

District of Columbia

Florida

Georgia

11

Hawaii

Idaho

Illinois

5

Indiana

9

Iowa

Kansas

Kentucky

15

Louisiana

5

Maine

10

Maryland

10

Massachusetts

14

Michigan

Minnesota

Mississippi

4

Missouri

4

Montana

Nebraska

Nevada

New Hampshire

7

New Jersey

8

New Mexico

New York

42

North Carolina

15

North Dakota

Ohio

21

Oklahoma

Oregon

Pennsylvania

30

Rhode Island

4

South Carolina

11

South Dakota

Tennessee

15

Texas

Utah

Vermont

7

Virginia

23

Washington

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming

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