When Andrew Jackson ran for president in 1828, over a million votes were cast for the first time in American history. This poster, from the 1832 election, was part of the emergence of truly mass political participation, p. 207. The Election of 1828. The Election of 1860. The Election of 1896. The Election of 1932. Figure 9.2 Split-Ticket Voting for President/Congress, 1952–2008 Source: American National Election Studies, Table 9B.2, Voting for “Split-Ticket President/Congress, 1952–2008.” The National Party Structure Today National convention National committee Congressional campaign committee National chairperson Figure 9.3 Cleavages and Continuity in the Two-Party System a American Independent party. b United We Stand American or Reform Figure 9.4: Cost of Winning a Congressional Election, 2002–2010
When Andrew Jackson ran for president in 1828, over a million votes were cast for the first time in American history. This poster, from the 1832 election, was part of the emergence of truly mass political participation, p. 207. The Election of 1828. The Election of 1860. The Election of 1896. The Election of 1932. Figure 9.2 Split-Ticket Voting for President/Congress, 1952–2008 Source: American National Election Studies, Table 9B.2, “Split-Ticket Voting for President/Congress, 1952–2008.” The National Party Structure Today National convention National committee Congressional campaign committee National chairperson Figure 9.3 Cleavages and Continuity in the Two-Party System a American Independent party. b United We Stand American or Reform Figure 9.4: Cost of Winning a Congressional Election, 2002–2010
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