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1800 electoral map

Thomas Jefferson (Democratic-Republican) won the 1800 presidential election with 73 electoral votes to John Adams's 65.
Winner
Thomas Jefferson
73
Federalist
John Adams
65
official Electoral College count
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Good to know
  • Each elector cast two votes. Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr tied at 73, and the House of Representatives chose Jefferson. The tie led to the 12th Amendment.

States won in 1800

John Adams· Federalist
7 states
Massachusetts 16Connecticut 9New Jersey 7New Hampshire 6Rhode Island 4Vermont 4Delaware 3
Thomas Jefferson· Democratic-Republican
8 states
Virginia 21Pennsylvania 15New York 12North Carolina 12South Carolina 8Georgia 4Kentucky 4Tennessee 3
Split evenly
1 state
Maryland 10

Electoral College in 1800

16 states held 138 electoral votes in 1800. The largest prize was Virginia with 21 electoral votes.

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Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0): results by state, electors by state and year, and the 1800 election article.