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#1
Fusion Caucus: President John Quincy Adams of Massachusetts
 
#2
Fusion Caucus: Mayor DeWitt Clinton of New York
 
#3
Fusion Caucus: Secretary of State Stephen R. Bradley of Vermont
 
#4
Fusion Caucus: Former Secretary of the Treasury Albert Gallatin of Pennsylvania
 
#5
Federalist Caucus: President John Quincy Adams of Massachusetts
 
#6
Federalist Caucus: U.S. Minister to Great Britain Rufus King of New York
 
#7
Federalist Caucus: Former Vice President Alexander Hamilton of New York
 
#8
Federalist Caucus: Senator John Marshall of Virginia
 
#9
Republican Caucus: Former Vice President James Monroe of Virginia
 
#10
Republican Caucus: Former Secretary of State James Madison of Virginia
 
#11
Republican Caucus: Former Secretary of the Treasury Albert Gallatin of Pennsylvania
 
#12
Republican Caucus: Congressman Nathaniel Macon of North Carolina
 
#13
Republican Caucus: Senator William H. Crawford of Georgia
 
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Total Voters: 20

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« on: October 01, 2013, 09:10:08 PM »

So yeah. While rumors had abounded that Clinton, re-elected in a record landslide in 1808, might allow his supporters to nominate him for a third term, his death in April of 1812 quickly put a stop to that. On April 20th, 1812, George Clinton became the first American President to die in office. While debate began as to whether the Vice President could become President or merely Acting President upon his superior's death, Adams and his cabinet quickly put a stop to that. Having been in office mere weeks, the parties are beginning to select nominees, largely through caucuses comprised of their congressional representatives. Who will you choose, and for what party?
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