In the election of 1800-1801, the electoral college had mostly Republicans and each of them had two votes. Each of them cast one vote for Jefferson and one vote for Aaron Burr. The only problem was that Burr and Jefferson came up in a tie. Burr refused to back down (probably from a desire to be president himself instead of vice president.) Finally, the allowed the House of Representatives to vote and Hamilton used his influence to make them vote for Jefferson as he was less disliked than Burr. The problem was resolved by having separate elections for vice president and president.
Richard Ellis was elected President of the Convention of 1836.
Thomas Jefferson
because he was elected after two other presidents
1801
Jefferson was reelected in the 1804 election when he beat Charles Cotesworth Pickney by a landslide. Jefferson received 72.8% of the popular vote and 162 electoral votes (compared to Pickney's 14 electoral votes). For more information on the election: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._presidential_election%2C_1804
Thomas Jefferson was not the president of the Philadelphia convention. George Washington was.
No, Thomas Jefferson was elected after he wrote the Declaration
Thomas Jefferson.
1796
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Thomas Jefferson
yes
1804
787,894
no
duuh dummys they elected hime
Thomas Jefferson