US Presidential Election - 1828 Quiz Statistics and Answer Key

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Who served as the 8th US Secretary of State?
The correct answer is "John Quincy Adams"

What party was also known as the Anti-Jacksonian Party?
The correct answer is "National Republican Party"

In the 1828 US Presidential Election, what percent of the population voted?
The correct answer is "9.5%"

In 1828, which state had 2 electors chosen by other electors in that state?
The correct answer is "New York"

In 1828, how many congressional districts existed in Maine?
The correct answer is "7"

In 1828, in which state were electors chosen by the legislature?
The correct answer is "Delaware and South Carolina"

Which state had an electoral split in both 1828 and 2016?
The correct answer is "Maine"

In 1828, who did not receive any electoral votes for Vice-President?
The correct answer is "Henry Clay"

In 1828, how many electoral votes were required to win the election?
The correct answer is "131"

In 1828, Adams received less than 4% of the popular vote in which state?
The correct answer is "Georgia"

In 1828, which state was closest in both popular vote and electoral vote?
The correct answer is "Maryland"

In 1828, which state had the largest number of electors?
The correct answer is "New York"

In 1828, Jackson won more electoral votes in this state than any other state:
The correct answer is "Pennsylvania"

In 1828, which state had a split in electoral votes?
The correct answer is "Maine and Maryland"