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Tilden won the popular vote 51% to 48% but the electoral vote was very close

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1876 who was the Democratic candidate that got the most popular votes of the people?

Samuel j tilden


Because of the compromise of 1877 did not become president?

Samuel J. Tilden, governor of New York, won the popular vote, but lost a controversial electoral vote by one vote in 1877 .


In 1876 and 1888 presidential candidates won the popular vote?

But still lost the election. Your welcome.


Has a president ever won the popular vote and lost the election?

In addition to presidential candidates who won the popular vote but lost the election (Al Gore in 2000 and Samuel Tilden in 1876 come to mind), there have been two people for which the statement as written is literally true:Andrew Jackson won a plurality (not a majority, but more votes than any other candidate) of both the popular and electoral vote in the presidential election of 1824. However, since there were four candidates in the race that year and none of them had a majority, the decision went to the House of Representatives, who chose John Quincy Adams instead. Jackson then went on to later became president in the election of 1828, with a clear majority of both the popular and electoral vote, so for him the statement is true in retrospect, but not at the time of the first election.Grover Cleveland also won a plurality of the popular vote in 1888 after his first term as president, though in his case he lost the electoral vote to Benjamin Harrison. He then ran again in 1892 and again won a plurality of the popular vote, but this time garnered a clear majority of the electoral vote and became president for a second time. He's the only one for whom the statement was true at the time of the election itself.


Why was there no clear winner in the election of 1876?

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Related Questions

Who lost the election in 1876?

Samuel J. Tilden


Democratic candidate for president in 1876 who won the popular vote but lost the election?

Samuel Tilden


What year did Samuel J Tilden run for president?

1876 was the year that Tilden lost to Hayes in a very close and disputed election.


1876 who was the Democratic candidate that got the most popular votes of the people?

Samuel j tilden


Who did Rutherford Hayes run against for president?

Samuel Tilden ,former New York Governor, was the Democratic Party's opposition to Hayes.


What presidents lost the popular vote but won the electoral college in 1876?

Samuel J. Tilden lost the election of 1876 even though he won the popular votes. There were problems with the credentials of the electors from four states and Tilden needed only one of the votes from these state to win the election. He could have sued and likely kept the country hanging without a president for weeks, but he chose not to.


Had the most popular vote but lost in the electoral college in 1876?

Samuel tilden


Had the most popular vote but lost the presidency in the electoral college in 1876?

Samuel Tilden


Who had the most popular vote but lost the presidency in the electoral college in 1876?

Samuel Tilden


Who won the 1876 popular vote but lost to Rutherford Hayes?

NY Gov. Samuel J. Tilden


Was Samuel tilden elected president?

No, he was never elected. He lost to Rutherford B. Hayes in 1876 by one electorial vote.


Who had the most popular votes in the 1876 presidential election but ultimately lost it through a decision by a bipartisan committee?

In the 1876 presidential election, Samuel J. Tilden, the Democratic candidate, received the most popular votes but ultimately lost the presidency to Republican Rutherford B. Hayes. The election was marked by significant controversy and disputed electoral results in several states. A bipartisan committee was formed to resolve the impasse, and they awarded the contested electoral votes to Hayes, allowing him to win the presidency despite Tilden's popular vote lead.