Election of 1888: Cleveland’s Policies vs. Harrison’s Tactics
In the Election of 1888, incumbent President Grover Cleveland faced off against Civil War hero turned politician, Benjamin Harrison. So,...
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Election Of 1884: Grover Cleveland Vs. James Blaine
The Election of 1884 saw the Democratic Governor of New York, Grover Cleveland, facing off against the Republican Senator from...
Read moreDetailsElection of 1880: Garfield vs. Hancock – Race of Wild Cards
In the election of 1880, two unexpected candidates, James Garfield and Winfield Scott Hancock, emerged to vie for the presidency...
Read moreDetailsElection Of 1876: The Fraud of the Century
1876 was a year of significance in the United States—not only because the nation celebrated its centennial, but also because...
Read moreDetailsElection Of 1872 – Ulysses & Mudslinging Run Wild
Election of 1872: Ulysses S. Grant Seeks a Second Term, but Faces Fierce Opposition... Let’s dive in: Grant vs. Horace...
Read moreDetailsElection of 1868: Ulysses S. Grant – Rebuilding a Divided Nation
Election of 1868 - The Civil War has finally ended, but the years since have been tumultuous. Now, Union Army...
Read moreDetailsElection of 1864: Battlefields to Ballots – Civil War
The Election of 1864 was the first presidential election during a war since the War of 1812, and the stakes...
Read moreDetailsElection of 1860: Honest Abraham Lincoln Steps Up
The Election of 1860 stands as one of the most significant presidential contests in American history. As the nation teetered...
Read moreDetailsElection of 1856: Buchanan, Fremont, and Fillmore
As tensions over slavery escalate, the Election of 1856 presents another three-way contest for the U.S. presidency. James Buchanan aims...
Read moreDetailsElection of 1852: Franklin Pierce Wins Three-Way Dance
The Election of 1852 was a watershed moment in American history as Franklin Pierce faced off against General Winfield Scott...
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