Alternate United States Elections

In this article, Alternate United States Elections, we'll talk about alternate results for every election in United States history.
== 1788-1789 ==
=== John Adams ===
If John Adams had won in 1788-1789, the United States of America would be very changed from it's current self. John Adams was a member of the Pro-Administration Party at the time, which later became the Federalist Party after the election. Slavery would most likely be abolished in the early United States as Adams was very anti-slavery and Abolitionist. John Adams would also seek to have a strong federal government, making the United States far more Authoritarian than in our real world. Some Anti-Federalists would likely compare this version of the United States to an Elective Monarchy. John Adams was a Congregtionalist Christian, but he still supported freedom of religion. Despite being more Authoritarian, the United States would still be respective of human rights as John Adams was very much a Humanist. still respect human rights as John Adams was a Humanist.
=== John Jay ===
If John Jay had won in 1788-1789, the United States of America would be changed but not by that much from it's current self. John Jay mostly agreed with George Washington on many issues. John Jay was a Federalist, so he would have the United States lean more to a powerful federal government. Slavery would likely be less powerful in this timeline, but would likely still exist until 1865 as John Jay was against slavery but didn't support the abolition of it. John Jay was part of the Anglican Church of England, making the United States more religiously aligned with the British, allowing for an early normalization of American and British political relations. American and French relations after the American Revolutionary War would be damaged due to the anti-Catholicism motive of John Jay. John Jay would likely sign a series of treaties of the British, like he attempted in our actual timeline.
=== John Rutledge ===
If John Rutledge had won in 1788-1789, the United States of America would be fundamentally different. John Rutledge was from South Carolina and owned and supported slavery. Because of this, the slave trade wouldn't be banned earlier on and the country would heavily be changed. On top of this, John Rutledge was very Authoritarian and would most likely make America more of an 'elective dictatorship', as he had arrested his political opponents during his governorship of South Carolina. John Rutledge's United States of America would most likely be described as Proto-Fascist by mordern historians and political scientists. John Rutledge also pushed for slavery to be a fundamental constitutional right during the Constitutional Convention.
=== John Hancock ===
John Hancock's political positions are relatively unknown, though he was most likely a Centrist. The United States would most likely be the same as it is today.
=== Samuel Huntington ===
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=== Benjamin Lincoln ===
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=== George Clinton ===
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