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By throwing his support behind John Quincy Adams this unsuccessful candidate prevented the voters' choice from being elected president in the 1824 election?
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∙ 11y ago
Your question has a problem. First there was no " voters choice". Congress decided who was to be president. He was elected by the House.
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