Presidential Election of 1828

The Election of 1828 occurred from October 31 to December 2, 1828. By this point, the Democratic-Republican Party had been dissolved and two new parties rose to prominence the Democratic Party, with Andrew Jackson as it's first nominee, and John Quincy Adams as the nominee for the National Republican Party.

Jackson won 642,553 popular votes and 178 electoral votes. Adams won 500,897 popular votes and 83 electoral votes.