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Presidential election into Congress and the 1824 precedent
A detailed analysis explains that if no candidate wins a majority, the House elects president by state votes and the Senate elects vice president. It cites Jefferson 1801 and Adams 1825 scenarios, notes recent party balance, and previews possible outcomes for next February's electoral vote, predicting a Democratic president and a possible Republican or Progressive vice president.
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Adams
Charles C. Pinckney
John Jey
Jefferson
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Jefferson Ansily
Aaron Burr
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Calhoun
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United States
Quincy Adams
Jackson
New England
New York
Maryland
Ohio
Philadelphia Journal
Honry Clay
Johnson
van Buren
Nig Heket
van Buren Het
A Kirby
Domo
Rivats Cortie
Vrincis Granger
Jane Tyder
Willan Smith
Yonale
Johnson Sovemney May
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Supreme Court
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New Hampshire
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