As to the election of 1824, Paul Finkleman wrote:
the 4 way race for president in 1824 with Jackson getting the most electoral and popular votes but Adams running a close second and Clay trailing in 4th (Wm. Crawford of Ga. the treasury sec. was third)
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Clay was 4th in electoral votes (37 v. 41 for Crawford), but was 3d in popular votes -- See Historical Statistics of the United States, p. 1074.
Jackson led Adams 99-84 in electoral votes, and 154, 000 -105, 000 in popular votes.
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