What were Thomas Jeffersons election results?

Answer 1

1792 U.S. Presidential Election Results:

• 135 total electors
• 68 votes (50.4%) - minimum required to win
• 132 votes (97.8%) - Independent incumbent President George Washington of Virginia
• 77 votes (57.0%) - Pro-Administration incumbent Vice President John Adams of Massachusetts
• 50 votes (37.0%) - Anti-Administration Governor George Clinton of New York
  
• 4 votes (3.0%) - Anti-Administration U.S. Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson of Virginia
  
• 1 vote (0.7%) - Anti-Administration U.S. Senator Aaron Burr of New York
  
• 6 votes (4.4%) - not cast

1796 U.S. Presidential Election Results:

• 138 total electors
• 70 votes (50.7%) - minimum required to win
• 71 votes (51.4%) - Federalist incumbent Vice President John Adams of Massachusetts
• 68 votes (49.3%) - Democratic-Republican former U.S. Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson of Virginia
• 59 votes (42.8%) - Federalist U.S. Minister to Great Britain Thomas Pinckney of South Carolina
• 30 votes (21.7%) - Democratic-Republican U.S. Senator Aaron Burr of New York
• 15 votes (10.9%) - Democratic-Republican Governor Samuel Adams of Massachusetts
• 11 votes (8.0%) - Federalist U.S. Supreme Court Justice Oliver Ellsworth of Connecticut
  
• 7 votes (5.1%) - Democratic-Republican former Governor George Clinton of New York
  
• 5 votes (3.6%) - Federalist Governor John Jay of New York
  
• 3 votes (2.2%) - Federalist U.S. Supreme Court Justice James Iredell of North Carolina
  
• 2 votes (1.4%) - Federalist former U.S. Senator Samuel Johnston of North Carolina
  
• 2 votes (1.4%) - Democratic-Republican U.S. Senator John Henry of Maryland
  
• 2 votes (1.4%) - Independent incumbent President George Washington of Virginia
• 1 vote (0.7%) - Federalist U.S. Minister to France Charles C. Pinckney of South Carolina

1800 U.S. Presidential Election - Electoral Votes:

• 138 total electors
• 70 votes (50.7%) - minimum required to win
• 73 votes (52.9%) - Democratic-Republican incumbent Vice President Thomas Jefferson of Virginia
• 73 votes (52.9%) - Democratic-Republican former U.S. Senator Aaron Burr of New York
• 65 votes (47.1%) - Federalist incumbent President John Adams of Massachusetts
• 64 votes (46.4%) - Federalist former U.S. Minister to France Charles C. Pinckney of South Carolina
• 1 vote (0.7%) - Federalist Governor John Jay of New York

1800 U.S. Presidential Election - Results from the U.S. House of Representatives (36th Ballot):

• 16 total state coalitions
• 9 votes (56%) - minimum required to win
• 10 votes (63%) - Thomas Jefferson
• 4 votes (25%) - Aaron Burr
• 2 votes (13%) - not cast

1804 U.S. Presidential Election Results:

• 176 votes (100.0%) - total
• 89 votes (50.6%) - minimum required to win
• 162 votes (92.0%) - Democratic-Republican incumbent President Thomas Jefferson of Virginia
• 14 votes (8.0%) - Federalist former U.S. Minister to France Charles C. Pinckney of South Carolina