United States presidential elections in which the winner lost the popular vote
Comparative table of elections

United States presidential elections in which the winner lost the popular vote

Section Title: Comparative table of elections
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Democratic-Republican · DR Democratic · D Republican · R

Election	Winner and party	Electoral College	Popular vote	Runner-up and party	Turnout

Votes	%	Votes	Margin	%	Margin %	%

1824	John Quincy Adams	DR	84/261	32.18%	113,122	−38,149	30.92%	−10.44%	Andrew Jackson	DR	26.90%

1876	Rutherford B. Hayes	R	185/369	50.14%	4,034,311	−254,235	47.92%	−3.02%	Samuel J. Tilden	D	81.80%

1888	Benjamin Harrison	R	233/401	58.10%	5,443,892	−90,596	47.80%	−0.79%	Grover Cleveland	D	79.30%

2000	George W. Bush	R	271/538	50.37%	50,456,002	−543,895	47.87%	−0.51%	Al Gore	D	51.20%

2016	Donald Trump	R	304/538	55.50%	62,984,828	−2,868,686	46.09%	−2.10%	Hillary Clinton	D	56.30%

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George Bush received 50,456,002 votes (47.87%), in United States presidential elections in which the winner lost the popular vote.

final_sentence: George Bush received 50,456,002 votes (47.87%), in United States presidential elections in which the winner lost the popular vote.