Presidential Election of 1792

The Presidential Election of 1792 was the second in U.S. history and was held over a thirty-three day period from November 2, 1792 until December 5, 1792. This election was between two political factions, the Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans. Just like the previous election, the candidate with the most electoral votes would receive all of the popular votes and win, while the runner-up would be named Vice President.
==Popular Votes==
Political Party 	Popular Votes
Federalists 	28, 300  (99.0%)
Democratic-Republicans	279  (1.0%)
==Candidates==
1. George Washington
Born 	1732  (60 years)
Occupation	Incumbent President of the United States  (1789-97)
State 	Virginia
Party 	Independant
2. John Adams
Born 	1735  (57 years)
Occupation	Incumbent Vice President of the United States  (1789-97)
State 	Massachusetts
Party 	Federalist
3. George Clinton
Born 	1739  (53 years)
Occupation	Governor of New York  (1777-95, 1801-04)
State 	New York
Party 	Democratic-Republican
4. Thomas Jefferson
Born 	1743  (49 years)
Occupation	Incumbent Secretary of State of the United States  (1790-93)
State 	Virginia
Party 	Democratic-Republican
5. Aaron Burr
Born 	1756  (36 years)
Occupation	U.S. Senator from New York  (1791-97)
State 	New York
Party 	Democratic-Republican
==Results==
Candidate 	Popular Vote 	Electoral Vote
G. Washington (I)	28, 579  (100.0%)	132
J. Adams 	0 	77
G. Clinton 	0 	50
T. Jefferson 	0 	4
A. Burr 	0 	1
68 Electoral Votes were needed to win.
==Electoral Votes by State==
State 	Electoral Votes	Winner
New York 	18 	
G. Washington (9)
J. Adams (9)
Delaware 	6 	
G. Washington (3)
J. Adams (3)
Georgia 	8 	
G. Washington (4)
G. Clinton (4)
Kentucky 	8 	
G. Washington (4)
T. Jefferson (4)
Maryland 	16 	
G. Washington (8)
J. Adams (8)
Massachusetts 	32 	
G. Washington (16)
J. Adams (16)
New Hampshire 	12 	
G. Washington (6)
J. Adams (6)
New Jersey 	14 	
G. Washington (7)
J. Adams (7)
New York 	24 	
G. Washington (12)
G. Clinton (12)
North Carolina	24 	
G. Washington (12)
G. Clinton (12)
Pennsylvania 	30 	
G. Washington (15)
J. Adams (14)
G. Clinton (1)
Rhode Island 	8 	
G. Washington (4)
J. Adams (4)
South Carolina	16 	
G. Washington (8)
J. Adams (7)
A. Burr (1)
Vermont 	6 	
G. Washington (3)
J. Adams (3)
Virginia 	42 	
G. Washington (21)
G. Clinton (21)