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showvte(← 1832)   1836 United States presidential election   (1840 →)Democratic Party(Convention)Nominee
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showvte(← 1836)   1840 United States presidential election   (1844 →)Whig Party(Convention)Nominees
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President: Martin Van Buren (incumbent)
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