After having the election of 1824 "stolen" from them, Jackson's outraged followers organized to take power in the next election.

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Jackson's supporters, known as Jacksonian Democrats, were incensed that John Quincy Adams won the presidency in the 1824 election despite Jackson winning a plurality of the popular vote. This led them to organize and mobilize for the next election, in which Jackson ultimately won in 1828.

After Having the Election of 1824 "Stolen" from Them, Jackson's