Electoral Votes Needed to Win: 115 without Missouri / 117 with Missouri
My party abbreviation guide is here.
President
James Monroe (DR-inc) – 87,343 – 80.61% (228 / 231 electoral votes)
No candidate (John Quincy Adams) (F) – 17,465 – 16.12% (1 electoral vote)
DeWitt Clinton (I) – 1,893 – 1.75%
Total Votes – 108,359 – 100.0% (229 / 232 electoral votes)
Vice-President
Daniel D. Tompkins (DR) (215 / 218 electoral votes)
Richard Stockton (F) (8 electoral votes)
Daniel Rodney (F) (4 electoral votes)
Robert Goodloe Harper (F) (1 electoral vote)
Richard Rush (F) (1 electoral vote)
Total Votes (229 / 232 electoral votes)
Results by state
Alabama – 3 electoral votes (3 Monroe)
**Electors appointed by state legislature
Connecticut – 9 electoral votes (9 Monroe)
**Electors chosen by voters statewide
Delaware – 4 electoral votes (4 Monroe)
**Electors appointed by state legislature
Georgia – 8 electoral votes (8 Monroe)
**Electors appointed by state legislature
Illinois – 3 electoral votes (3 Monroe)
**Electors chosen by voters of each electoral district
Indiana – 3 electoral votes (3 Monroe)
**Electors appointed by state legislature
Kentucky – 12 electoral votes (12 Monroe)
**Electors chosen by voters of each electoral district
Louisiana – 3 electoral votes (3 Monroe)
**Electors appointed by state legislature
Maine – 9 electoral votes (9 Monroe)
**Two electors chosen by voters statewide and one elector chosen per Congressional district by the voters of that district
Maryland – 11 electoral votes (11 Monroe)
**Electors chosen by voters of each electoral district
Massachusetts – 15 electoral votes (15 Monroe)
**Two electors chosen by voters statewide and one elector chosen per Congressional district by the voters of that district
Mississippi – 2 electoral votes (2 Monroe)
**Electors chosen by voters statewide
Missouri – 3 electoral votes (3 Monroe)
(*Disputed)
**Electors appointed by state legislature
New Hampshire – 7 electoral votes (6 Monroe, 1 Adams)
**Electors chosen by voters statewide
New Jersey – 8 electoral votes (8 Monroe)
**Electors chosen by voters statewide
New York – 29 electoral votes (29 Monroe)
**Electors appointed by state legislature
North Carolina – 15 electoral votes (15 Monroe)
**Electors chosen by voters statewide
Ohio – 8 electoral votes (8 Monroe)
**Electors chosen by voters statewide
Pennsylvania – 24 electoral votes (24 Monroe)
**Electors chosen by voters statewide
Rhode Island – 4 electoral votes (4 Monroe)
**Electors chosen by voters statewide
South Carolina – 11 electoral votes (11 Monroe)
**Electors appointed by state legislature
Tennessee – 7 electoral votes (7 Monroe)
**Electors chosen by voters of each electoral district
Vermont – 8 electoral votes (8 Monroe)
**Electors chosen by voters statewide
Virginia – 25 electoral votes (25 Monroe)
**Electors chosen by voters statewide