The Election of 1840
The Whig Party brings Tippecanoe and Tyler, too, and Van Buren faces an uphill battle as the U.S. economy struggles.
8.1 /10
The Election of 1848
In 1848, one war hero takes command of a presidential election, despite never voting in an election himself.
8 /10
The Election of 1852
The 1852 election is eerily similar to the 1844 election. What is with everyone dying in office so much, anyway?
7.7 /10
The Election of 1856
The birth of the Republican Party, and a three-way race that demonstrated the country's growing sectionalism.
8 /10
The Election of 1860
In 1860, it's arguably the most important presidential election in American history, with a four way race that literally ends up tearing the country apart.
9.3 /10
The Election of 1864
The country is still at war with itself or each other, however which way you look at it. A general Lincoln fires after the Battle of Antietam comes back to challenge him for the Presidency.
7.7 /10
The Election of 1868
The country is still healing after the Civil War, and a Civil War Union hero faces off against someone who doesn't want to be running for President.
7.9 /10
The Election of 1872
It's Grant versus a vegetarian who looks like a lion. Oh yeah, and it's the first presidential election (if not only) in which a woman runs with an African American.
8 /10

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