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Election of 1836 Trivia

Answer questions related to the Election of 1836
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Last updated: October 18, 2021
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First submittedOctober 18, 2021
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Victor
Martin Van Buren
Their party
Democrat
Their home state
New York
Their running mate
Richard M Johnson
2nd place and future president
William Henry Harrison
Their party
Whig
Their home state
Ohio
Their running mate
Francis Granger
3rd place candidate who won just 2 states
Hugh L White
Their party
Whig
Their home state
Tennessee
Their running mate
John Tyler
States they won
Tennessee
Georgia
4th place candidate who won just one state
Daniel Webster
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Their party
Whig
Their home state
Massachusetts
Their running mate
Francis Granger
State they won
Massachusetts
5th place candidate who won just one state
Willie P Mangum
Their party
Whig
Their home state
North Carolina
Their running mate
John Tyler
State they Won
South Carolina
Major third party
Nullifier
States in which this was their first election
Michigan
Arkansas
State with the largest margin (50%)
New Hampshire
State with the smallest margin (1%)
New Jersey
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