On November 10, 1828,[src] Alabama's voters voted for five at-large electors. Two electoral slates ran.
The candidates pledged to John Q. Adams are as of yet unknown.
The candidates pledged to Andrew Jackson:[src]
The county returns are as follows, per Dubin:
Jackson | Adams | |
Autauga | 595 | 43 |
Baldwin | 121 | 29 |
Bibb | 317 | 63 |
Blount | ||
Butler | 335 | 48 |
Clarke | 498 | 37 |
Conecuh | ||
Covington | 86 | 4 |
Dale | ||
Dallas | 744 | 124 |
Fayette | 276 | 7 |
Franklin | 644 | 86 |
Greene | 833 | 344 |
Henry | 266 | 4 |
Jackson | 1088 | 6 |
Jefferson | 512 | 23 |
Lauderdale | 956 | 108 |
Lawrence | 1078 | 77 |
Limestone | 946 | 73 |
Madison | 1980 | 204 |
Marengo | ||
Marion | 367 | 8 |
Mobile | 396 | 178 |
Monroe | 676 | 70 |
Montgomery | 364 | 37 |
Morgan | 743 | 8 |
Perry | 636 | 58 |
Pickens | 408 | 44 |
Pike | ||
St. Clair | 459 | 7 |
Shelby | 591 | 16 |
Tuscaloosa | 637 | 154 |
Walker | 31 | 0 |
Washington | 185 | 21 |
Wilcox | 582 | 95 |
Total | 17,350 (89.78%) | 1976 (10.22%) |
The Jackson slate was duly elected, and voted for Jackson and Calhoun on December 3.