Federalist Party

Federalist Party
 			
Federalist Party 			
Chairman: Alexander Hamilton 			
Ideology: Federalism, Hamiltonianism, Classical Conservatism			
Founded: November 8, 1790 			
Color: Burnt Orange 			
The Federalist Party was founded on November 8, 1790 by Alexander Hamilton and John Adams along with several other key allies. The party dawned burnt orange as their color, and nominated Alexander Hamilton for their Chairman, and in the 1792 Presidential Election they would nominate George Washington and John Adams, both of which were incumbents, even though Adams would go on to lose. The Federalist Party had won 34 electors in the 1792 Presidential Election, which was 5 behind the leading candidate George Clinton, but in the end Alexander Hamilton would sell out John Adams to try and avoid a Clinton Vice Presidency, which would ultimately fail, leading to John Adams being kicked from the party. Located in NYC, they would grow to be the largest party of the Republic's early years.
Chairman of the Federalist Party:
 	Name 	Home State	Term
#1	Alexander Hamilton	New York 	November 8, 1790 - Present
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