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Lemuel Paynter (Democratic) 55.1% •
Joel B. Sutherland (Whig) 44.9% }} •
George W. Toland (Whig) 69.4% •
John Sergeant (Whig) 69.2% • Joseph R. Evans (Democratic) 30.7% • Samuel Brasnears (Democratic) 30.7% }} •
Charles Naylor (Whig) 53.1% •
Charles J. Ingersoll (Democratic) 46.9% }} •
John Edwards (Anti-Masonic) 57.2% •
Edward Davies (Anti-Masonic) 57.0% •
Francis James (Anti-Masonic) 57.0% •
Joshua Evans Jr. (Democratic) 43.0% • Reah Frazer (Democratic) 43.0% • Samuel Leiper (Democratic) 42.8% }} •
Joseph Fornance (Democratic) 54.9% • Joseph Royer (Whig) 45.1% }} •
John Davis (Democratic) 51.9% •
Mathias Morris (Whig) 48.1% }} •
David D. Wagener (Democratic) 63.7% • Peter S. Michler (Whig) 36.3% }} •
Peter Newhard (Democratic) 54.5% • Walter C. Livingston (Whig) 45.5% }} •
George Keim (Democratic) 69.3% • Daniel M. Bieber (Whig) 30.7% }} •
William Simonton (Whig) 59.1% • William Reily (Democratic) 40.9% }} •
James Gerry (Democratic) 56.6% •
Charles A. Barnitz (Whig) 43.4% }} •
James Cooper (Whig) 55.9% •
Daniel Sheffer (Democratic) 44.1% }} •
William S. Ramsey (Democratic) 57.3% •
Frederick Watts (Whig) 42.7% }} •
William W. Potter (Democratic) 50.9% • William Irvin (Whig) 49.1% }} •
David Petrikin (Democratic) 53.5% • David Hurley (Whig) 46.5% }} •
Robert H. Hammond (Democratic) 56.6% • James Morrill (Whig) 43.4% }} •
Samuel W. Morris (Democratic) 54.2% • William Willard (Whig) 45.8% }} •
Charles Ogle (Anti-Masonic) 55.9% •
Job Mann (Democratic) 44.1% }} •
Albert G. Marchand (Democratic) 60.9% • Joseph Markle (Whig) 39.1% }} •
Enos Hook (Democratic) 62.4% • Fideleo Hughes (Whig) 37.6% }} •
Isaac Leet (Democratic) 50.1% •
Joseph Lawrence (Whig) 49.9% }} •
Richard Biddle (Anti-Masonic) 58.1% • James Power (Democratic) 41.9% }} •
William Beatty (Democratic) 61.5% • George W. Smith (Whig) 38.5% }} •
Thomas Henry (Anti-Masonic) 54.7% • James D. White (Democratic) 45.3% }} •
John Galbraith (Democratic) 51.2% • David Dick (Whig) 48.8% }} In the ,
Charles Naylor's election was unsuccessfully contested by
Charles J. Ingersoll. There were three special elections in Pennsylvania during the 26th Congress.
The first was in the caused by the death of
William W. Potter (Democratic) on October 28, 1839. This vacancy was filled by
George McCulloch (Democratic).
The second was in the caused by the resignation of
Richard Biddle. This vacancy was filled by
Henry M. Brackenridge (Whig).
The third was in the caused by the death of
William S. Ramsey (Democratic) on October 17, 1840. Ramsey had also been re-elected to the
27th Congress and so
an additional special election was held the following May to fill the vacancy in the 27th Congress. == Rhode Island ==