1816 United States House Vote, Round 1

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Two days.

The Election of 1816 left a nation deeply divided. While New England conservatives had cast their ballots for Adams, and the Southern gentry and Western fronteirsmen had supported Jackson, Clinton had gained a plurality with a strange coalition combining the moderates in both parties, his own Fusion base, as well as the growing middle of the country. Nevertheless, Clinton lacks a majority of electoral votes and thus the election goes to the House of Representatives. As it stands, all three candidates are still in the running. However, John Marshall has gained a majority of the Vice Presidential vote and, should the House fail utterly in electing a President, it is speculated that he may ascend to the throne on March 4th, 1817.

First round. The last place finisher gets wiped out if a majority is not reached.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

For an idea of where we are, map-wise, since the thread to my knowledge was deleted. Below are very basic prototypes of 1808-1816.
https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=21663.msg3900496#msg3900496

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Unless this isn't the thread?  https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=178971.0

So it does exist. Thank you for that. After failing to find it in the board, I probed the list of my own posts and found nothing.