Which man had the most popular votes in the 1876 presidential election but ultimately lost it through a decision by a bipartisan committee?
a. ulysses grant
b. rutherford hayes
c. andrew johnson
d. samuel tilden

Option D.

Explanation:

Samuel Tilden, is the right answer.

The presidential election of 1876 in the United States was held on 7th November 1876. It was one of the most argumentative and contentious presidential elections in the history of the United States. In this election, Rutherford B. Hayes of the Republican party stood against the Samuel J. Tilden of the Democratic party. Following a contentious post-election method, Hayes was declared the winner of the Presidential election of 1876, though he had fewer votes than Samuel J. Tilden.

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