1832 United States presidential election in New York

none June 2025 September 2023 1832 United States presidential election 1832 United States presidential election in New York New York 1778 presidential no 1828 United States presidential election in New York 1828 1836 United States presidential election in New York 1836 84.2%Bicentennial Edition: Historical Statistics of the United States, Colonial Times to 1970, part 2, p. 1072. 4.0 pp November 6, 1832 x200px Andrew jackson head.jpg Andrew Jackson Democratic Party (United States) Tennessee Martin Van Buren 42 168,497 52.10% Portrait of Henry Clay, 9th Secretary of State under President John Quincy Adams.jpg Henry Clay National Republican Party (United States) Anti-Masonic Party Kentucky John Sergeant 0 154,896 47.90% County results Jackson #86b6f2 50–60%#4389e3 60–70%#1666cb 70–80% Clay #fed463 50–60%#fe9929 60–70%#EC7014 70–80% 1832 United States presidential election in New York results map by county.svg The 1832 United States presidential election in New York took place on November 6, 1832, as part of the 1832 United States presidential election.Hutchins Stephen C. Civil List and Forms of Government of the Colony and State of New York 1879 none Albany 345 https://www.google.com/books/edition/Civil_List_and_Constitutional_History_of/D01KAQAAMAAJ Voters chose 42 representatives, or electors to the electoral college, who voted for president and vice president. Andrew Jackson was the incumbent president, seeking re-election to a second term on the Democratic Party ticket. Following the results of the previous election, the Adams Republican Party in New York experienced a rapid decline in morale, and leadership of the Anti-Jacksonian opposition fell to the new Anti-Masonic Party. The Anti-Masons nominated former United States Attorney General William Wirt at their national convention in Baltimore in September 1831. Many were hopeful that Wirt would be selected by the National Republican Convention when it met in December, but the party instead nominated Senator Henry Clay of Kentucky. Eager to avoid a split in the Anti-Jacksonian forces, New York Anti-Masonic leaders negotiated a fusion ticket of electors nominated jointly by both parties who were pledged to support whichever candidate stood the best chance of defeating Jackson in the electoral college.Ratcliffe Daniel J. Antimasonry and Partisanship in Greater New England, 1826-1836 Journal of the Early Republic Summer 1995 15 2 226 On election day, Jackson defeated the fusion ticket by a margin of 4.2 percent. Results 1832 United States presidential election in New York1832 Presidential General Election Results - New York http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/state.php?year=1832&f=1&off=0&elect=0&fips=36&submit=Retrieve U.S. Election Atlas 12 April 2013Williams Edwin The Politician's Manual: Containing Returns of Elections in the United States, Particularly the Presidential Election of 1832; with Election Laws and Other Useful Information 1834 New York 13 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=hvd.hx2wl5&view=1up&seq=17 1 December 2025Niles' Weekly Register https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=njp.32101064077231&view=1up&seq=235 1 December 2025 1 December 1832PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes Democratic Andrew Jackson (incumbent) 168,497 52.10% 42 National Republican Henry Clay 154,896 47.90% 0 Totals 323,393 100.0% 42 Results by county County Andrew JacksonDemocratic Henry ClayNational Republican Margin Total votes cast # % # % # %Albany4,43250.56%4,33347.90%991.13%8,765Allegany2,11147.49%2,33452.51%-223-5.02%4,445Broome1,42145.65%1,69254.35%-271-8.71%3,113Cattaraugus1,35543.22%1,78056.78%-425-13.56%3,135Cayuga4,46353.23%3,92146.77%5426.46%8,384Chautauqua2,25436.21%3,97063.79%-1,716-27.57%6,224Chenango3,70452.59%3,33947.41%3655.18%7,043Clinton1,71961.17%1,09138.83%62822.35%2,810Columbia3,96551.85%3,68248.15%2833.70%7,647Cortland1.92348.83%2,01551.17%-92-2.34%3,938Delaware2,91959.94%1,95140.06%96819.88%4,870Dutchess4,89354.71%4,05145.29%8429.41%8,944Erie1,81329.54%4,32470.46%-2,511-40.92%6,137Essex1,34743.52%1,74856.48%-401-12.96%3,095Franklin87845.21%1,06454.79%-186-9.58%1,942Genesee3,21236.33%5,62863.67%-2,416-27.33%8,840Greene3,08058.18%2,21441.82%86616.36%5,294Herkimer3,64958.69%2,56841.31%1,08117.39%6,217Jefferson4,38149.78%4,42050.22%-39-0.44%8,801Kings1,74157.94%1,26442.06%47715.87%3,005Lewis1,46663.85%83036.15%63627.70%2,296Livingston1,76037.36%2,95162.64%-1,191-25.28%4,711Madison3,49649.39%3,58250.61%-86-1.22%7,078Monroe3,45841.34%4,90658.66%-1,448-17.31%8,364MontgomeryIncludes Hamilton County4,58956.67%3,50943.33%1,08013.34%8,098New York18,02059.03%12,50640.97%5,51418.06%30,526Niagara1,30937.66%2,16762.34%-858-24.68%3,476Oneida6,41451.70%5,99148.30%4233.41%12,405Onondaga5,36252.92%4,77047.08%5925.84%10,132Ontario2,44036.90%4,17263.10%-1,732-26.19%6,612Orange4,23459.48%2,88440.52%1,35018.97%7,118Orleans1,42446.23%1,65653.77%-232-7.53%3,080Oswego2,56551.88%2,37948.12%1863.76%4,944Otsego4,95654.90%4,07245.10%8849.79%9,028Putnam1,19164.03%66935.97%52228.06%1,860Queens1,65554.17%1,40045.83%2558.35%3,055Rensselaer4,81953.15%4,24746.85%5726.31%9,066Richmond57451.67%53748.33%373.33%1,111Rockland97571.32%39228.68%58342.65%1,367Saratoga3,54750.55%3,47049.45%771.10%7,017Schenectady1,28853.62%1,11446.38%1747.24%2,402Schoharie2,74662.01%1,68237.99%1,06424.03%4,428Seneca2,05353.96%1,75246.04%3017.91%3,805St. Lawrence3,31854.39%2,78245.61%5368.79%6,100Steuben3,96666.79%1,97233.21%1,99433.58%5,938Suffolk2,58063.85%1,46136.15%1,11927.69%4,041Sullivan1,26753.60%1,09746.40%1707.19%2,364Tioga3,15562.56%1,88837.44%1,26725.12%5,043Tompkins3,33652.28%3,04547.72%2914.56%6,381Ulster3,97165.64%2,07934.36%1,89231.27%6,050Warren1,25765.61%65934.39%59831.21%1,916Washington2,17532.23%4,57367.77%-2,398-35.54%6,748Wayne2,81251.06%2,69548.94%1172.12%5,507Westchester3,13357.74%2,29342.26%84015.48%5,426Yates1,92659.24%1,32540.76%60118.49%3,251Total168,49752.10%154,89647.90%13,6014.21%323,393 See also United States presidential elections in New York Notes References New York 1832 Category:1832 New York (state) elections