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ProfessorJames Madison was the winner in 1808 with 122 electoral votes. His main opponent was Charles C. Pinckney, Federalist from South Carolina who got 47 votes. Madison was from Jefferson's Democratic-Republican party and was also a Virginian. As would be expected, Pinckney carried the Northeast and picked up 3 of the 11 electoral votes in SC. Madison won the rest.
Four people: Andrew Jackson , John Quincy Adam, William Crawford and Henry Clay all received electoral votes, but no one got a majority.
There were three candidates who ran for President in 1848. The candidates were Zachary Taylor, Lewis Cass, and Martin Van Buren. Zachary Taylor won the election.
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Who ran for president three times lost three times but still served as president?
James Buchanan ran for the Democratic nomination three times (in 1844 ,1848 and 1852 ) before he was finally nominated and won the election in 1856.
How many times did Daniel Webster ran for president?
He made three tries for the Whig nomination , in 1836,1848, 1852. He was twice offered the nomination for vice-president but refused. If he had accepted in 1848, he might have been president ,since the Whigs won the election and vice-president Fillmore took office after President Taylor died.
Which former Vice President helped form the Free-Soil Party?
The United States presidential election of 1848 was the 16th quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 7, 1848. It was won by Zachary Taylor of the Whig Party, who ran against former President Martin Van Buren of the Free Soil Party and Lewis Cass of the Democratic Party.
What was unusual about the second time Monroe ran for president?
He ran unopposed in 1820. That was the only time someone ran unopposed for U.S. President since George Washington's two elections.
Who became president of the French Republic in December 1848?
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
What political party ran Martin Van Buren for president in 1848 as an antislavery candidate?
He ran as the candidate of the Free Soil Party in 1848.
Who ran as the whig party candidate and was elected president in 1848?
General Zachary Taylor for president Congressman Millard Fillmore for vice president
Who was the hero of the Mexican war ran as the Whig Party candidate and was elected president in 1848?
Zachary Taylor
Who was the Free -Soil party's candidate for president?
Martin Van Buren ran for them 1848 and John P. Hale was their candidate in 1852.
Running on his record as a hero of the Mexican was ran as the whig party candidate and was elected president in 1848?
Zachary Taylor
Who was the Free's Party's candidate for President?
Martin Van Buren ran for them 1848 and John P. Hale was their candidate in 1852.
Who was the Frees Party's candidate for President?
Martin Van Buren ran for them 1848 and John P. Hale was their candidate in 1852.
Who ran as the whig party aslo known as a hero in Mexico war and elected president in 1848?
American General, and later President Zachary Taylor (1784-1850)
Who ran for president three times lost three times but still served as president?
James Buchanan ran for the Democratic nomination three times (in 1844 ,1848 and 1852 ) before he was finally nominated and won the election in 1856.
Which political party ran Martin van Buren for president in 1848 as an antislavery candidate?
The Free-Soil Party
Who did Zachary Taylor run up against for president?
Taylor ran against Lewis Cass of US Senator from Michigan in 1848. The election was in November of 1848; Taylor took office in 1849.
Who were the president and vice president in 1848?
In 1848 James K Polk was the President and George M Dallas was the Vice President. They were in office from 1845-1849.
