Presidential Election of 1832

The Presidential Election of 1832 was the twelfth in U.S. History and was held over a thirty-three day period from November 2, 1832 until December 5, 1832. It was the first election in U.S. history to feature candidates from political factions outside of the main competitors' party, which are now more commonly referred to as third parties.
==Candidates==
1. Andrew Jackson
Born  	1767  (65 years)
Occupation 	Incumbent President of the United States  (1829-37)
State 	Tennessee
Party 	Democratic
Running Mate	
Martin Van Buren  (b.1782) (50 years) (New York)
Former U.S. Minister to the United Kingdom  (1831-32)
2. Henry Clay
Born  	1777  (55 years)
Occupation 	U.S. Senator from Kentucky  (1806-07, 1810-11, 1831-42, 1848-52)
State 	Kentucky
Party 	National Republican
Running Mate	
John Sergeant  (b.1779) (53 years) (Pennsylvania)
Former Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Pennsylvania  (1815-23, 1827-29, 1837-41)
3. John Floyd
Born 	1783  (49 years)
Occupation 	Governor of Virginia  (1830-34)
State 	Virginia
Party 	Nullifier
Running Mate	
Henry Lee  (b.1782) (50 years) (Massachusetts)
Merchant and Economist
4. William Wirt
Born 	1772  (60 years)
Occupation 	Former Attorney General of the United States  (1827-29)
State 	Maryland
Party 	Anti-Masonic
Running Mate	
Amos Ellmaker  (b.1787) (45 years) (Pennsylvania)
Former Attorney General of Pensylvania  (1816-19, 1828-29)
==Vice Presidential Selection (Democratic)==
Name	Position	Votes
Martin Van Buren
(b.1782) (50 years)	
Former U.S. Minister to Great Britain from New York
(1831-32)	208
Philip Pendleton Barbour
(b.1783) (49 years)	
Judge for the U.S. District Court of the Eastern District of Virginia
(1830-36)	49
Richard M. Johnson
(b.1780) (52 years)	
U.S. Representative from Kentucky
(1807-19, 1829-37)	26
==Presidential Selection (Anti-Masonic)==
Name	Position	Votes
William Wirt
(b.1772) (60 years)	
Former Attorney General of the United States from Maryland
(1827-29)	108
Richard Rush
(b.1780) (52 years)	
Former United States Secretary of Treasury from Pennsylvania
(1825-29)	1
==Vice Presidential Selection (Anti-Masonic)==
Name	Position	Votes
Amos Ellmaker
(b.1787) (45 years)	
Former Attorney General of Pennsylvania
(1816-19, 1828-29)	108
John Canfield Spencer
(b.1788) (44 years)	
Former Speaker of the New York State Assembly
(1820)	1
==Results==
Candidate	Popular Vote	Electoral Vote
A. Jackson (I)
M. Van Buren	
701, 780
(54.23%)	219
H. Clay
J. Sergeant	
484, 205
(37.42%)	49
J. Floyd
H. Lee	0 	11
W. Wirt
A. Ellmaker	
100, 715
(7.78%)	7
144 Electoral Votes need to win.
==Electoral Votes by State==
State 	Electoral Votes	Winner
Alabama 	7 	A. Jackson
Connecticut 	8 	H. Clay
Delaware 	3 	H. Clay
Georgia 	11 	A. Jackson
Illinois 	5 	A. Jackson
Indiana 	9 	A. Jackson
Kentucky 	15 	H. Clay
Louisiana 	5 	A. Jackson
Maine 	10 	A. Jackson
Maryland 	8 	
H. Clay (5)
A. Jackson (3)
Massachusetts 	14 	H. Clay
Mississippi 	4 	A. Jackson
Missouri 	4 	A. Jackson
New Hampshire 	7 	A. Jackson
New Jersey 	8 	A. Jackson
New York 	42 	A. Jackson
North Carolina	15 	A. Jackson
Ohio 	21 	A. Jackson
Pennsylvania 	30 	A. Jackson
Rhode Island 	4 	H. Clay
South Carolina	11 	J. Floyd
Vermont 	7 	W. Wirt
Virginia 	23 	A. Jackson