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Who won the first presidential election?
George Washington 1789 U. S. Presidential Election Results: 35 votes (50.7%) - minimum required 69 votes (100.0%) - Gen. George Washington of VA (independent) 34 votes (49.3%) - Fmr. Min. to Great Britain John Adams of MA (Pro-Federalist) 9 votes (13.0%) - Foreign Affairs Sec. John Jay of NY (Pro-Federalist) 6 votes (8.7%) - Robert H. Harrison of MD (Pro-Federalist) 6 votes (8.7%) - Fmr. Gov. John Rutledge of SC (Pro-Federalist) 4 votes (5.8%) - Gov. John Hancock of MA (Pro-Federalist) 3 votes (4.3%) - Gov. George Clinton of NY (Anti-Federalist) 2 votes (2.9%) - Gov. Samuel Huntington of CT (Pro-Federalist) 2 votes (2.9%) - John Milton of GA (Pro-Federalist) 1 vote (1.4%) - James Armstrong of GA (Pro-Federalist) 1 vote (1.4%) - Fmr. War Sec. Benjamin Lincoln of MA (Pro-Federalist) 1 vote (1.4%) - Fmr. Gov. Edward Telfair of GA (Anti-Federalist)
How many ecetorl votes does it take to win a presedential election?
A candidate must win 270 of the 538 votes to win the election.
How many votes required to win the white house?
270 electoral votes are required to win the White House.
Who do candidates try to win votes from at the national convention?
candidates try to win votes from the voters at the national convection.
How many total electoral votes do you have to get?
you have to get 270 electoral votes to win
How many electoral votes did McCain win in Ohio?
0. McCain did not win any electoral votes in Ohio in 2008. He lost Ohio's 20 electoral votes to Obama by only receiving 2,674,491 votes to Obama's 2,933,388 votes.
How many more votes a person need to win an election?
A person needs 270 electoral votes to win an election.
What were Thomas Jeffersons election results?
1792 U.S. Presidential Election Results:135 total electors68 votes (50.4%) - minimum required to win132 votes (97.8%) - Independent incumbent President George Washington of Virginia77 votes (57.0%) - Pro-Administration incumbent Vice President John Adams of Massachusetts50 votes (37.0%) - Anti-Administration Governor George Clinton of New York4 votes (3.0%) - Anti-Administration U.S. Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson of Virginia1 vote (0.7%) - Anti-Administration U.S. Senator Aaron Burr of New York6 votes (4.4%) - not cast1796 U.S. Presidential Election Results:138 total electors70 votes (50.7%) - minimum required to win71 votes (51.4%) - Federalist incumbent Vice President John Adams of Massachusetts68 votes (49.3%) - Democratic-Republican former U.S. Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson of Virginia59 votes (42.8%) - Federalist U.S. Minister to Great Britain Thomas Pinckney of South Carolina30 votes (21.7%) - Democratic-Republican U.S. Senator Aaron Burr of New York15 votes (10.9%) - Democratic-Republican Governor Samuel Adams of Massachusetts11 votes (8.0%) - Federalist U.S. Supreme Court Justice Oliver Ellsworth of Connecticut7 votes (5.1%) - Democratic-Republican former Governor George Clinton of New York5 votes (3.6%) - Federalist Governor John Jay of New York3 votes (2.2%) - Federalist U.S. Supreme Court Justice James Iredell of North Carolina2 votes (1.4%) - Federalist former U.S. Senator Samuel Johnston of North Carolina2 votes (1.4%) - Democratic-Republican U.S. Senator John Henry of Maryland2 votes (1.4%) - Independent incumbent President George Washington of Virginia1 vote (0.7%) - Federalist U.S. Minister to France Charles C. Pinckney of South Carolina1800 U.S. Presidential Election - Electoral Votes:138 total electors70 votes (50.7%) - minimum required to win73 votes (52.9%) - Democratic-Republican incumbent Vice President Thomas Jefferson of Virginia73 votes (52.9%) - Democratic-Republican former U.S. Senator Aaron Burr of New York65 votes (47.1%) - Federalist incumbent President John Adams of Massachusetts64 votes (46.4%) - Federalist former U.S. Minister to France Charles C. Pinckney of South Carolina1 vote (0.7%) - Federalist Governor John Jay of New York1800 U.S. Presidential Election - Results from the U.S. House of Representatives (36th Ballot):16 total state coalitions9 votes (56%) - minimum required to win10 votes (63%) - Thomas Jefferson4 votes (25%) - Aaron Burr2 votes (13%) - not cast1804 U.S. Presidential Election Results:176 votes (100.0%) - total89 votes (50.6%) - minimum required to win162 votes (92.0%) - Democratic-Republican incumbent President Thomas Jefferson of Virginia14 votes (8.0%) - Federalist former U.S. Minister to France Charles C. Pinckney of South Carolina
What are electoral votes and how do they work?
it takes 270 votes to win and it is determained by the population
What is the number of electoral votes need to win the presidency?
270 electoral votes.
Was the pope not required to get the majority of the votes?
No, he is required to win 2/3 of the votes.
How many electoral votes does a candidate need to receive to win the election?
270 votes
