Who was the losing candidate in the Presidential election of 1876? (Answer is Tilden)

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Samuel Tilden was the losing candidate in the Presidential election of 1876. Tilden, democratic, lost to Hayes, republican.
However, this election caused a controversial post-election process, as Tilden did actually win the popular vote by number and percentage, but Hayden win by electoral vote and states carried.

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