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1. New York 1794 Assembly, New York County

Office:: Assembly
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1794
State:: New York

2. New York 1795 Assembly, Dutchess County

Office:: Assembly
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1795
State:: New York

3. New Jersey 1797 Assembly, Essex County

Office:: Assembly
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1797-10
State:: New Jersey

4. New York 1798 Assembly, Ulster County

Office:: Assembly
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1798
State:: New York

5. New York 1799 Assembly, Dutchess County

Office:: Assembly
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1799
State:: New York

6. New York 1801 Assembly, Rensselaer County

Office:: Assembly
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1801
State:: New York

7. New Jersey 1803 Assembly, Bergen County

Office:: Assembly
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1803
State:: New Jersey

8. New York 1804 Assembly, Dutchess County

Office:: Assembly
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1804
State:: New York

9. New York 1804 Assembly, Saratoga County

Office:: Assembly
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1804
State:: New York

10. New Jersey 1805 Assembly, Salem County

Office:: Assembly
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1805
State:: New Jersey

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candidates supported by both major parties

As early as the first Federal elections in 1788, there were candidates, who while alligned with one party or another, was supported in the press by both parties in a particular election.

Assembly

Assembly: A gathering of persons for the purpose of deliberation and decision; a deliberative body, a legislative council. Please also see House of Representatives.

Oxford English Dictionary

Assembly or General Assembly: the name given to the lower house in New Jersey and New York.

1788 - 1825: New Jersey, New York

Office Scope: State

Role Scope: County