══════════════════╤══════════╤═══════════════ STATES. │ Jackson. │ Adams. ──────────────────┼──────────┼─────────────── Maine[8] │ 13,927 │ 20,733 New Hampshire │ 20,922 │ 24,134 Vermont │ 8,350 │ 25,363 Massachusetts │ 6,016 │ 29,876 Rhode Island │ 821 │ 2,754 Connecticut │ 4,448 │ 13,838 New York[8] │ 140,763 │ 135,413 New Jersey │ 21,951 │ 23,764 Pennsylvania │ 101,652 │ 50,848 Delaware[9] │ ―――――― │ ―――――― Maryland[8] │ 24,565 │ 25,527 Virginia │ 26,752 │ 12,101 North Carolina │ 37,857 │ 13,918 South Carolina[9] │ ―――――― │ ―――――― Georgia[9] │ 19,363 │ No opposition. Alabama[9] │ 17,138 │ 1,938 Mississippi[9] │ 6,772 │ 1,581 Louisiana[9] │ 4,603 │ 4,076 Kentucky[9] │ 39,397 │ 31,460 Tennessee[8] │ 44,293 │ 2,240 Missouri │ 8,272 │ 3,400 Ohio │ 67,597 │ 63,396 Indiana │ 22,257 │ 17,052 Illinois │ 9,560 │ 4,662 ├──────────┼─────────────── Totals │ 647,276 │ 508,064 ══════════════════╧══════════╧═══════════════ [8] Chosen by districts. [9] By Legislature. The majority for Jackson was so decisive both in popular and electoral votes that the verdict was accepted by the country, and the vote was counted and declared by Congress without any incident worthy of note. The following table presents the vote in detail for President and Vice-President in the Electoral College: