Each US presidential election (1800-1896)
1800
Popular votes by candidate
Electoral votes by candidate and state
1804
Popular votes by candidate
Electoral votes by candidate and state
1808
Popular votes by candidate
Electoral votes by candidate and state
1812
Popular votes by candidate
Electoral votes by candidate and state
1816
Popular votes by candidate
Electoral votes by candidate and state
1820
Popular votes by candidate
*Popular vote totals by state were not available until the Election of 1824
Electoral votes by candidate and state
1824
Popular votes by candidate
Popular and electoral votes by candidate and state
(1)DELAWARE: 3 electors were chosen by state legislature: 2 for William Crawford; 1 for John Quincy Adams
(2)GEORGIA: 9 electors were chosen by state legislature and awarded to Crawford
(3)LOUISIANA: 5 electors were chosen by state legislature: 3 for Andrew Jackson; 2 for Adams
(4)NEW YORK: 36 electors were chosen by state legislature: 26 to Adams; 1 to Jackson; 4 to Henry Clay; 5 to Crawford
(5)SOUTH CAROLINA: 11 electors were chosen by state legislature and awarded to Andrew Jackson
(6)VERMONT: 7 electors were chosen by state legislature and awarded to John Quincy Adams
1828
Popular votes by candidate
Popular and electoral votes by candidate and state
(1)DELAWARE: 3 electors were chosen by state legislature and awarded to John Quincy Adams
(2)SOUTH CAROLINA: 11 electors were chosen by state legislature and awarded to Andrew Jackson
1832
Popular votes by candidate
Popular and electoral votes by candidate and state
*SOUTH CAROLINA: 11 electors were chosen by state legislature and awarded to independent candidate John Floyd, who got no popular votes
1836
Popular votes by candidate
Popular and electoral votes by candidate and state
*SOUTH CAROLINA: 11 electors were chosen by state legislature and awarded to whig candidate Willie Person Mangum, who got no popular votes
1840
Popular votes by candidate
Popular and electoral votes by candidate and state
*SOUTH CAROLINA: 11 electors were chosen by state legislature and awarded to Martin van Buren
1844
Popular votes by candidate
Popular and electoral votes by candidate and state
*SOUTH CAROLINA: 9 electors were chosen by state legislature and awarded to James K. Polk
1848
Popular votes by candidate
Popular and electoral votes by candidate and state
*SOUTH CAROLINA: 9 electors were chosen by state legislature and awarded to Lewis Cass
1852
Popular votes by candidate
Popular and electoral votes by candidate and state
*SOUTH CAROLINA: 8 electors were chosen by state legislature and awarded to Franklin Pierce
1856
Popular votes by candidate
Popular and electoral votes by candidate and state
*SOUTH CAROLINA: 8 electors were chosen by state legislature and awarded to James Buchanan
1860
Popular votes by candidate
Popular and electoral votes by candidate and state
*SOUTH CAROLINA: 8 electors were chosen by state legislature and awarded to John Breckinridge
1864
Popular votes by candidate
Popular and electoral votes by candidate and state
*NOTE: Eleven Confederate states did not participate in the election because of the Civil War
1868
Popular votes by candidate
Popular and electoral votes by candidate and state
*FLORIDA: 3 electors were chosen by state legislature and awarded to Ulysses Grant
1872
Popular votes by candidate
Popular and electoral votes by candidate and state
*Horace Greeley died on November 29, 1872, after the popular election, but before the Electoral College met. His electoral votes were split among four individuals including 18 for Benjamin Gratz Brown, Greeley's running mate
1876
Popular votes by candidate
Popular and electoral votes by candidate and state
*COLORADO: 3 electors were chosen by state legislature and awarded to Rutherford B. Hayes
