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The presidential election of 1824 saw four members of the same political party (the Democratic-Republicans) run for the presidency. No candidate won a majority of the electoral college, as a result the House of Representatives chose the president. _________________ became president and his main opponent Andrew Jackson called it a "corrupt bargain!" and successfully ran against him in 1828 and won.
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