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I don't know how to break this to you, but John Adams didwin the election. So, look around you. That's what would have happened.

It's possible you meant some election other than the US presidential election of 1796, in which case the best answer is "who knows?"

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If John Adams had won the election, it would have continued the Federalist Party's hold on the presidency. Adams would have continued to implement Federalist policies, such as strengthening the national government and maintaining a strong military. Additionally, his presidency might have resulted in a different path for the country, including potentially avoiding the highly contentious election of 1800 and the resulting rise of the Democratic-Republican Party.

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