Later in his political career, he was accused of treason for supposedly wanting to set up a monarchy in western North  America.
Although this man received 73 electoral votes, he would not become president; a situation which most directly led to the introduction of the 12th amendment. As vice president, he presided over the impeachment trail of Samuel P. Chase.  Later in his political career, he was accused of treason for supposedly wanting to set up a monarchy in western North  America. This man may be better known, though, for an incident that occured when he was running for governor of  New York in 1804, where a federalist political opponent sullied his name with many slanders and eventually made him  lose the election. This is, FTP, what man who challenged Alexander Hamilton to a duel and killed him?
Although this man received 73 electoral votes, he would not become president; a situation which most directly led to the introduction of the 12th amendment.
Aaron Burr