James Monroe won the election with Daniel Tompkins as his Vice President. ***This information is useful because I got this from school.
James Monroe won the election of 1816.
James Monroe won the 1816 presidential election defeating Rufus King. In the 1816 presidential election James Monroe received 183 electoral votes and Rufus King received 34 electoral votes.
James Monroe won the US presidential election in which Rufus King was a contender. This election was held in 1816.
The winner of the 1816 Presidential election was Secretary of State James Monroe, who won the votes of the Electoral College by a margin of 183 to 34.
James Monroe won the 1816 presidential election defeating Rufus King. In the 1816 presidential election James Monroe received 183 electoral votes and Rufus King received 34 electoral votes. The popular vote totals were Monroe 76,592 and King 34,740.
I may not understand your question. There were 19 states in 1816 and they all voted. Monroe won sixteen and Rufus King , three. There was a question about whether Indiana was a state at the time of the election but its votes were counted.
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No, James Madison had two fulls terms as president and decided to retire from politics. The 1816 election was between Monroe and New York Senator Rufus King, in which Monroe won in a landslide winning all but three states.
New York has a mixed record. The 1960 election was won by JFK. The 1964 election was won by LBJ. The 1968 election was won by Hubert Humphrey. The 1972 election was won by Richard Nixon. The 1976 election was won by Jimmy Carter. The 1980 election was won by Ronald Reagan. The 1984 election was won by Ronald Reagan. The 1988 election was won by Michael Dukakis. The 1992 election was won by Bill Clinton. The 1996 election was won by Bill Clinton. The 2000 election was won by Al Gore. The 2004 election was won by John Kerry. The 2008 election was won by Barack Obama.
There were actually six Democratic-Republicans who ran for President, and four who were elected to the office:Thomas Jefferson (1800 election, won)Aaron Burr (1800 election, lost to Jefferson)James Madison (1808 and 1812 elections, won)James Monroe (1816 and 1820 elections, won)John Quincy Adams (1824 election, won; ran on National Republican ticket in 1828, lost)William H. Crawford (1824, lost)
Rufus King in the 1816 Presidential election