Describe a 1824 Jackson/1828 Quincy Adams/1832 Jackson voter

[Sumner 1868]

If you will.

[Sumner 1868]

Probably someone who was influenced by the Coffin handbills.

How effective were those pamphlets, though?

[Sumner 1868]

Probably someone who was influenced by the Coffin handbills.

How effective were those pamphlets, though?

Now that you mention it, it mostly galvanized Jackson's supporters rather than really do much against him.

I think I have you though. New Jersey was a Jackson 1824/Adams 1828 state. So someone from there.

I agree, given both candidates won majorities in that state. Interestingly, on a side note, Jackson's vote share in Pennsylvania declined in all three of his campaigns.

[Dr. Cynic]

Probably someone who was influenced by the Coffin handbills.

How effective were those pamphlets, though?

Now that you mention it, it mostly galvanized Jackson's supporters rather than really do much against him.

I think I have you though. New Jersey was a Jackson 1824/Adams 1828 state. So someone from there.

I agree, given both candidates won majorities in that state. Interestingly, on a side note, Jackson's vote share in Pennsylvania declined in all three of his campaigns.

A lot of that may have had to do with the tariff question. Pennsylvania later became the biggest tariff supporter of all the states in Presidential elections.