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Election of 1792
George Washington - Federalist (Won with 132 electoral votes)
He ran against John Adams (Federalist) and George Clinton (Anti-Federalist ). The main issue at the time was the Militia Act of 1792. -
Election of 1864
Abraham Lincoln (Republican) won both the electoral and the popular vote against George B. McClellan (Democrat). The main issue of the day was the Civil War. -
Election of 1904
Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, a Republican, beat Alton B. Parker, a Democrat.
The main issues of the day were the Gold Standard and the Panama Canal. -
Election of 1932
Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democrat) won the popular vote and nearly all of the electoral votes against Herbert Hoover (Republican). The main issues were the Great Depression and Prohibition. -
The Election of 1960
John F. Kennedy (Democrat) won the popular vote and electoral vote to defeat Richard Nixon (Republican). The main issue at the time was the space race against Russia.