U.S. Presidential Elections - Click Quiz - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
Outrage over election results led to the capital being stormed the following year 2020
77%
A Republican was elected for a non-consecutive term 2024
73%
This election was the fourth time that a certain man was elected president 1944
65%
First election with televised debates 1960
62%
Only election between 1952 and 1972 that Richard Nixon did not run in 1964
62%
First election that a Black man was the presidential nominee of a major party 2008
62%
First election won by the Republicans 1860
58%
Newspapers printed that Dewey won 1948
58%
Ross Perot ran as an independent candidate but lost 1992
58%
First election with a major-party female presidential candidate 2016
58%
John F. Kennedy lost the vice-presidential nomination for the Democratic Party 1956
54%
A group associated with this election committed the Watergate scandal 1972
54%
The incumbent president's loss was partially due to his mishandling of the Iran Hostage Crisis 1980
54%
First election won by a Civil War general 1868
50%
Last election where women could not vote 1916
50%
The Democratic candidate won every state except for Maine and Vermont 1936
46%
First election featuring the Republicans 1856
42%
Grover Cleveland was the Democratic nominee in this election, but he lost 1888
42%
The iconic line "Senator, you're no Jack Kennedy" was delivered 1988
42%
Only election to take place over two years 1788
38%
The nominee of the losing party died before the election ended, invalidating his votes 1872
38%
The results were 185 to 184, and the elected president did not win the popular vote 1876
38%
Sixth election in a row to be a Republican victory 1880
38%
First Democratic victory in 28 years 1884
38%
First election to restore a former president to office 1892
38%
First election in which William Jennings Bryan participated 1896
38%
Last election where a third party won a state's vote 1968
38%
The "Hanging Chad" election 2000
38%
First election to feature major political parties 1796
35%
Last election where a candidate run effectively unopposed 1820
35%
First election featuring the Democratic Party 1828
35%
A coalition of parties known as the National Union defeated the Democratic Party 1864
35%
Second election to not take place on a leap year 1900
35%
First election where Franklin D. Roosevelt was either a presidential or vice presidential nominee 1920
35%
First election since 1932 in which the incumbent president lost 1976
35%
First election with a female running mate 1984
35%
Both the Democratic presidential nominee and his running mate were named John 2004
35%
First election won by the Whig Party 1840
31%
Last election featuring Henry Clay 1844
31%
Last election where the Whig Party fielded a candidate 1852
31%
First election in which the incumbent president was ineligible to run again 1952
31%
Last election to be won by an independent candidate 1792
27%
First election to be a rematch 1800
27%
Last election not won by Democrats or Republican 1848
27%
The Progressive nominee won only his home state of Wisconsin 1924
27%
The losing presidential nominee was the losing vice-presidential nominee twenty years prior 1996
27%
Third and last election featuring a certain Democratic nominee who always lost elections 1908
23%
First election following the 12th amendment 1804
19%
Last election with a Federalist nominee 1816
19%
First election in which a former vice president who ascended to president after the death of the president was reelected 1904
19%
Last election where Republicans were not winners nor runners-up 1912
19%
The first time a Catholic president or vice president was reelected 2012
19%
First election with a major party Catholic presidential nominee 1928
15%
Herbert Hoover's last time seeking the Republican nomination for president 1940
15%
First election in which the same running mate ran again for a different presidential candidate 1808
12%
The late vice president's nephew challenges the incumbent president 1812
12%
Both of the main presidential candidates chose the same man as their running mate 1824
12%
The Whig Party fielded four candidates 1836
12%
Marked the transition from the Fourth Party System to the Fifth Party System 1932
12%
Last election featuring the National Republican Party 1832
8%
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