In the 1796 election, Federalist John Adams became president and Republican Thomas Jefferson (Adams’s bitter political opponent) became vice president. Four years later, both Jefferson and his ...

The following maps were the result of a post-election USA TODAY analysis in November 2020 that looked at county-level returns, historical results by state, shifts in voting from the 2016 election ...

19, 1796. He triumphantly celebrated the burgeoning ... But the vice presidential race of that second national election began to divide along party lines, setting the stage for Washington's ...

With eight weeks to go until election day, the debate will help undecided voters form their opinions on who they'll vote for ...

Weeks before the 2024 election, early voting by mail or in person will be available in most states — here's a map with more ...

As for the most important in history, one could argue that the 1796 election deserves that title in terms of the presidency itself, not so much for who was running as for who was not. That’s the ...

Kennedy Jr. faced a costly and time-consuming process to appear on general election ballots as an independent ... those that are dark blue on the map below — and Washington, D.C., have confirmed ...

The map below displays CNN's best estimate of the key states that will likely decide the 2012 presidential election. Determining what qualifies as a battleground state is not an exact science and ...

read analysis from the NewsHour and NPR and predict the outcome of the general election. Additional Map Resources We've combed the web for interesting political maps that show a range of ...

Republicans in North Carolina have changed the state’s congressional map, however ... In the 1800 election, a rematch of 1796 ...