In 1824, five states split their votes. Some states, in those days, didn’t even place presidential candidates on their ballots. Instead, their state legislatures voted for president.

The Era of Good Feelings came to a grinding halt with the presidential election of 1824, giving the United States House of Representatives an unprecedented task after electors met on December 1 of ...

The history of presidential elections in the United States goes back over 2 centuries, ... In the 1824 election, none of the candidates - John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, ...