Presidential Election 1800
Facts about the 1800 Presidential Election
The 4th Presidential election was held in 1800. The two major contenders were Thomas Jefferson from the Democratic-Republican Party and Aaron Burr from the Democratic-Republican Party.
Thomas Jefferson was the winner of the 1800 Presidential election with 73 electoral votes. Aaron Burr lost the 1800 Presidential election with 73 electoral votes.
Did you notice they had the same number of electoral votes? Because of the electoral tie-break, the election was actually decided by the House of Representatives.
Aaron Burr became Thomas Jefferson vice-president.
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