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1. New Jersey 1807 Legislative Council, Salem County

Office:: Council
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1807
State:: New Jersey

2. New Jersey 1815 Legislative Council, Somerset County

Office:: Council
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1815
State:: New Jersey

3. New Jersey 1821 Legislative Council, Burlington County

Office:: Council
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1821-10
State:: New Jersey

4. New Jersey 1821 Legislative Council, Hunterdon County

Office:: Council
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1821
State:: New Jersey

5. New Jersey 1822 Legislative Council, Burlington County

Office:: Council
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1822
State:: New Jersey

6. New Jersey 1824 Legislative Council, Burlington County

Office:: Council
Jurisdiction:: State
Year:: 1824
State:: New Jersey

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.

Council

Council: Upper house of the state legislature in Delaware prior to the Constitution of 1792. In New Jersey, prior to 1844, this was called the Legislative Council, the same name as used by the ruling body of the various territories before becoming states. Please also see State Senate.

1788 - 1824: Delaware, New Jersey

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