Question

In the presidential election of 1824, no single candidate won a majority of electoral votes.

Question options:
True
False

Answer 1

Answer:

False

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Answer 2

True. It was indeed in the presidential election of 1824, that not a single candidate won a majority of electoral votes.  

Explanation:  

• During the presidential election held in 1824, there was no specific candidate that received the majority and therefore, after a year, a presidential candidate was chosen by the House.
• This is till date considered to be the only contingent election and is still considered as a turning point in history.
• The maximum votes were received by Andrew Jackson but he did not receive the majority for which the House had to intervene after a year and choose a presidential candidate.  

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