Presidential election · 1828
1828 electoral map
Andrew Jackson (Democratic) won the 1828 presidential election with 178 electoral votes to John Quincy Adams's 83. Jackson carried 15 of the 24 states that took part.
Winner
Andrew Jackson
178
National Republican
John Quincy Adams
83
official Electoral College count
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Good to know
- Some electoral votes were split within states, cast by faithless electors or not counted, so the coloured states do not add up exactly to the official totals shown here. Each state is coloured by the party that won most of its electors.
States won in 1828
Andrew Jackson· Democratic
15 statesJohn Quincy Adams· National Republican
9 statesElectoral College in 1828
24 states held 261 electoral votes in 1828. The largest prize was New York with 36 electoral votes.
Compare with every other election, see electoral votes by state today, or draw your own 2028 map.
Sources: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0): results by state, electors by state and year, and the 1828 election article.