Editing 1122: Electoral Precedent
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| As goes Mississippi, so goes the nation. ...Until 1848. | | As goes Mississippi, so goes the nation. ...Until 1848. | ||
β | | Prior to 1848, | + | | Prior to 1848, (Every candidate who had won the state of Mississippi had won the election, with the only exception being the 1824 election, where John Quincy Adams was elected by Congress, due to no one winning the Electoral College. In 1848, Lewis Cass won the state of Mississippi, but lost the election to Zachary Taylor. |
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