New York 1821 Assembly, Westchester County

Office:: Assembly (State)
Title:: Assemblyman
Jurisdiction:: State

Label:: New York 1821 Assembly, Westchester County
Date:: 1821
State:: New York
Type:: General
Iteration:: First Ballot
Office/Role:: Assembly/Assemblyman
Candidates:: Thomas Smith, Enoch Tompkins, Joseph Hunt, Benjamin Isaacs, William Requa, Jared Peck

Candidates:	Thomas Smith	Enoch Tompkins	Joseph Hunt	Benjamin Isaacs	William Requa	Jared Peck
Affiliation:	Republican	Republican	Republican	Federalist	Federalist	Federalist
Final Result: [1]	1628	1517	1515	1260	1251	1138
Westchester County	1628	1517	1515	1260	1251	1138
Town of Bedford	115	97	90	168	155	138
Town of Cortlandt	228	222	233	112	114	97
Town of Eastchester	45	43	45	37	37	36
Town of Greenburgh	66	63	53	113	123	109
Town of Harrison	59	57	57	16	16	14
Town of Marmaroneck	51	50	50	7	6	5
Town of Mount Pleasant	182	176	191	146	138	130
Town of New Castle	22	16	14	60	62	51
Town of New Rochelle	58	56	58	60	63	62
Town of North Castle	76	71	69	34	33	28
Town of North Salem	108	107	107	7	7	6
Town of Pelham	13	14	13	5	5	4
Town of Poundridge	88	70	71	105	104	88
Town of Rye	54	54	51	74	74	78
Town of Scarsdale	15	15	15	4	3	4
Town of Somers	57	55	55	103	103	98
Town of South Salem	102	84	87	72	67	55
Town of Westchester	84	84	85	23	22	15
Town of White Plains	32	36	29	37	33	36
Town of Yonkers	86	77	69	14	13	10
Town of Yorktown	87	70	73	63	73	74

Notes:

[1]The American (New York, NY) lists the name Benjamin Rhodes for Benjamin Isaacs.

References:

Westchester Herald (Mount Pleasant, NY). May 1, 1821.

The American (New York, NY). May 7, 1821.

The Albany Argus (Albany, NY). May 25, 1821.

The Albany Argus (Albany, NY). May 29, 1821.

Westchester Herald (Mount Pleasant, NY). June 5, 1821.

Miscellaneous Records of the Town of Eastchester, New York, 1794-1834. 126-129.

Original Manuscript of New York Assembly Elections. Michael J. Dubin.

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