Presidential Election of 1820

The Presidential Election of 1820 was the ninth in U.S. history and was held over a thirty-five day period from November 1, 1820 until December 6, 1820. This was the first election where all of the candidates were from the same political party.
==Candidates==
1. James Monroe
Born 	1758  (62 years)
Occupation 	Incumbent President of the United States  (1817-25)
State 	Virginia
Party 	Democratic-Republican
Running Mate	
Daniel D. Tompkins   (b.1774) (46 years) (New York)
Incumbent Vice President of the United States  (1817-25)
2. John Quincy Adams
Born 	1767  (53 years)
Occupation	Incumbent Secretary of State of the United States  (1817-25)
State 	Massachusetts
Party 	Democratic-Republican
3. DeWitt Clinton
Born 	1769  (51 years)
Occupation	Governor of New York  (1817-22, 1825-28)
State 	New York
Party 	Democratic-Republican
==Results==
Candidate 	Popular Votes	Electoral Votes
J. Monroe (I)
D.D. Tompkins (I)	
87, 343
(80.61%)	231
J.Q. Adams	0 	1
D. Clinton	
1, 893
(1.75%)	0
117 Elecotral Votes needed to win.
==Electoral Votes by State==
State 	Electoral Votes	Winner
Alabama 	3 	J. Monroe
Connecticut 	9 	J. Monroe
Delaware 	4 	J. Monroe
Georgia 	8 	J. Monroe
Illinois 	9 	J. Monroe
Indiana 	3 	J. Monroe
Kentucky 	12 	J. Monroe
Louisiana 	3 	J. Monroe
Maine 	3 	J. Monroe
Maryland 	11 	J. Monroe
Massachusetts 	15 	J. Monroe
Mississippi 	2 	J. Monroe
Missouri 	3 	J. Monroe
New Hampshire 	8 	
J. Monroe (7)
J.Q. Adams (1)
New Jersey 	8 	J. Monroe
New York 	29 	J. Monroe
North Carolina	15 	J. Monroe
Ohio 	8 	J. Monroe
Pennsylvania 	24 	J. Monroe
Rhode Island 	4 	J. Monroe
South Carolina	11 	J. Monroe
Tennessee 	8 	J. Monroe
Vermont 	8 	J. Monroe
Virginia 	25 	J. Monroe