Presidential Election of 1832

The Election of 1832 occurred November 2 to December 5, 1832. Four parties put forth a candidate for election in this one. Andrew Jackson was the Democratic Party nominee. Henry Clay was the National Republic Party nominee. John Floyd was the Nullifier Party nominee. William Wirt was the Anti-Masonic Party nominee.

Jackson got 701,780 popular votes and 219 electoral votes. Clay got 484,205 popular votes and 49 electoral votes. Floyd got an unknown popular votes and 11 electoral votes. Wirt got 100,715 popular votes and 7 electoral votes.

One other candidate who lost the nomination was Richard Rush of the Anti-Masonic Party.