American Elections: 1800
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The Strategic Voting in the 1800 American Elections
This chapter delves into the intricate political maneuvering during the historical presidential election of 1800, where Aaron Burr and Thomas Jefferson faced a tie in votes. It explores the strategic alliances, tactical voting, and tensions among key figures like Hamilton, Jefferson, and Burr. The discussion sheds light on the implications of Jefferson's victory and the potential outcomes if Burr had become the third president of the United States.
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