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President: James Monroe
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President: Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
Vice President: Rufus King

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showvte(← 1820)   1824 United States presidential election   (1828 →)Democratic-RepublicanPartyAdams-Clay factionNominees
President: John Quincy Adams
Henry Clay (eliminated in contingent election)
Vice President: John C. Calhoun
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President: Andrew Jackson
Vice President: John C. Calhoun
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President: William H. Crawford
Vice President: Nathaniel Macon
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showvte(← 1824)   1828 United States presidential election   (1832 →)Jacksonian PartyNominees
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President: John Quincy Adams (incumbent)
Vice President: Richard Rush

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President: Andrew Jackson (incumbent)
Vice President: Martin Van Buren
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Vice President: Philip P. Barbour
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President: Henry Clay
Vice President: John Sergeant
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President: John Floyd
Vice President: Henry Lee
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President: William Wirt
Vice President: Amos Ellmaker
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President: John Quincy Adams
Richard Rush
Vice President: John C. Spencer

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