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What changes occurred between 1824 and 1828 that resulted in Jackson winning the 1828 election?

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Jackson led the popular vote in 1824 so it did not take much of a change in the minds of voters to get him elected in 1828. He and his followers organized a national campaign which essentially started in 1825 after Jackson was denied the presidency by the House. The population shift to the West continued and Jackson was immensely popular in the West. Adding John C. Calhoun to the ticket helped Jackson in the South.

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