Presidential Elections

1789

 * George Washington- Former Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army from Virginia
 * John Adams, Former Minister to Great Britain from Massachusetts
 * John Jay, U.S. Secretary of Foreign Affairs from New York
 * John Rutledge, Former Governor of South Carolina
 * John Hancock, Governor of Massachusetts
 * Samuel Hutington, Governor of Connecticut
 * Benjamin Lincoln, Former U.S. Secretary of War from Massachusetts
 * Robert H. Harrison, Judge from Maryland
 * George Clinton- Governor of New York
 * John Milton- Secretary of State of Georgia
 * James Armstrong- No Political office in Georgia
 * Edward Telfair- Governor of Georgia

1792

 * George Washington- President of the United States from Virginia
 * John Adams- Vice President of the United States from Massachusetts
 * Thomas Jefferson- Secretary of State from Virginia
 * George Clinton- Governor of New York
 * Aaron Burr- Senator and Former Attorney General from New York

Federalist

 * John Adams- Vice President of the United States from Massachusetts
 * Thomas Pinckney- Former Governor of South Carolina
 * Oliver Ellsworth- U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice from Connecticut
 * John Jay- Governor of New York
 * James Iredell- U.S. Supreme Court Justice from North Carolina
 * Samuel Johnston- Former U.S. Senator from North Carolina
 * Charles Cotesworth Pinckney- U.S. Minister to France from South Carolina

Democratic-Republican

 * Thomas Jefferson- Former Secretary of State from Virginia
 * Aaron Burr- U.S. Senator from New York
 * Samuel Adams- Governor of Massachusetts
 * George Clinton- Former Governor of New York
 * John Henry- U.S. Senator from Maryland

Federalist

 * John Adams- President of the United States from Massachusetts
 * Charles Cotesworth Pinckney- Former U.S. Minister to France from South Carolina
 * John Jay- Governor of New York

Democratic-Republican

 * Thomas Jefferson- Vice President of the United States from Virginia
 * Aaron Burr- Former U.S. Senator from New York

Democratic-Republican

 * Thomas Jefferson- President of the United States

Vice Presidential Candidates

 * George Clinton- Governor of New York
 * John Breckinridge- U.S. Senator from Kentucky
 * Levi Lincoln- U.S. Attorney General
 * John Langdon- U.S. Senator and Former Governor of New York
 * Gideon Granger- U.S. Postmaster General from Connecticut
 * William Maclay- U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania

Federalist

 * Charles Cotesworth Pinckney- Former U.S. Minister to France from South Carolina

Vice Presidential Candidate

 * Rufus King

Democratic-Republican

 * James Madison- Secretary of State from Virginia
 * James Monroe- Former Governor of Virginia
 * George Clinton- Vice President of the United States from New York

Vice Presidential Candidates

 * George Clinton- Vice President from New York
 * John Langdon- U.S. Senator and Former Governor of New York
 * Henry Dearborn- U.S. Secretary of War from Massachusetts
 * John Q. Adams- U.S. Senator from Massachusetts

Federalist

 * Charles Cotesworth Pinckney- Former U.S. Minister to France from South Carolina

Vice Presidential Candidate

 * Rufus King

1812

 * James Madison- President of the United States from Virginia
 * DeWitt Clinton- Former U.S. Senator, Mayor of New York, and Lt. Governor of New York

Vice Presidential Candidates

 * John Langdon- U.S. Senator and Former Governor of New York
 * Elbridge Gerry- Governor of Massachusetts

1816

 * James Monroe- Secretary of State from Virginia
 * William Crawford- Secretary of War from Georgia
 * Rufus King- U.S. Senator from New York

Vice Presidential Candidates

 * Daniel D. Tompkins- Governor of New York
 * Simon Snyder- Governor of Pennsylvania

1820

 * James Monroe- President of the United States from Virginia

1824

 * Andrew Jackson- U.S. Army General, Former Congressman, and U.S. Senator from Tennessee
 * John Quincy Adams- Secretary of State and Son of President John Adams from Massachusetts
 * William H. Crawford- Secretary of the Treasury from Georgia
 * Henry Clay- Speaker of the House from Kentucky

Vice Presidential Candidates

 * John C. Calhoun- Secretary of War from South Carolina
 * Nathan Sanford- U.S. Senator from New York
 * Nathaniel Macon- Former Speaker and U.S. Senator from North Carolina
 * Martin Van Buren- U.S. Senator from New York

1828
Andrew Jackson- U.S. Army General and Former Senator from Tennesse (Democrat)
 * John Quincy Adams- President of the United States from Massachusetts

Vice Presidential Candidates

 * John C. Calhoun- Vice President from South Carolina
 * Richard Rush- Secretary of the Treasury from Pennsylvania

Democratic Party

 * Andrew Jackson- President of the United States from Tennessee

Vice Presidential Candidates

 * Martin Van Buren- Secretary of State from New York
 * Philip P. Barbour- Former Speaker and Congressman from Virginia
 * Richard M. Johnson- U.S. from Kentucky

Whig

 * Henry Clay- Former Speaker and Former Secretary of State from Kentucky

Anti-Masonic

 * William Wirt
 * Richard Rush- Secretary of the Treasury from Pennsylvania

Democratic Party

 * Martin Van Buren- Vice President of the United States from New York

Vice Presidential Candidates

 * Richard M. Johnson- U.S. Senator from Kentucky

Whig

 * William H. Harrison- Former U.S. Senator from Ohio
 * Daniel Webster- U.S. Senator from Massachusetts
 * Hugh L. White- U.S. Senator from Tennessee
 * Willie Person Mangum- U.S. Senator from North Carolina

Vice Presidential Candidates

 * Francis Granger
 * John Tyler

Democratic Party

 * Martin Van Buren- President of the United States from New York

Whig

 * William H. Harrison- Former U.S. Senator from Ohio
 * Henry Clay- Former Speaker and U.S. Senator from Kentucky
 * Winfield Scott- Commanding General of the U.S. Army from New Jersey

Vice Presidential Candidates

 * John Tyler