New Hampshire 1792 U.S. House of Representatives, Ballot 2

Office:
U.S. House of Representatives (Federal)
Title:
U.S. Congressman
Jurisdiction:
Federal
Label:
New Hampshire 1792 U.S. House of Representatives, Ballot 2
Date:
1792
State:
New Hampshire
Type:
General
Iteration:
Second Ballot
Office/Role:
U.S. House of Representatives/U.S. Congressman
Candidates:
Paine Wingate, Abiel Foster, Thomas Cogswell
Candidates: Paine Wingate[1]Abiel FosterThomas Cogswell
Affiliation:FederalistFederalist
Final Result: [2]---
Cheshire County---
Town of Acworth---
Town of Alstead---
Town of Charlestown---
Town of Chesterfield---
Town of Claremont---
Town of Cornish---
Town of Croydon---
Town of Dublin---
Town of Fitzwilliam---
Town of Gilsum-27-
Town of Goshen---
Town of Hinsdale---
Town of Jaffrey---
Town of Keene---
Town of Langdon---
Town of Lempster---
Town of Marlborough---
Town of Marlow---
Town of New Grantham---
Town of Newport---
Town of Packersfield---
Town of Plainfield---
Town of Richmond---
Town of Rindge---
Town of Springfield---
Town of Stoddard---
Town of Sullivan---
Town of Surry---
Town of Swanzey---
Town of Unity---
Town of Walpole---
Town of Washington---
Town of Wendell---
Town of Westmoreland---
Town of Winchester---
Grafton County---
Town of Adams---
Town of Alexandria---
Town of Bartlett---
Town of Bath---
Town of Bethlehem---
Town of Bridgewater---
Town of Campton---
Town of Canaan---
Town of Chatham---
Town of Cockburne---
Town of Colebrook---
Town of Concord---
Town of Coventry---
Town of Dalton---
Town of Danbury---
Town of Dorchester---
Town of Ellsworth---
Town of Enfield---
Town of Franconia---
Town of Grafton---
Town of Groton---
Town of Hanover30--
Town of Haverhill---
Town of Hebron---
Town of Jefferson---
Town of Lancaster---
Town of Landaff---
Town of Lebanon53--
Town of Lincoln---
Town of Littleton---
Town of Lyman---
Town of Lyme---
Town of New Chester---
Town of New Holderness---
Town of Northumberland---
Town of Orange---
Town of Orford---
Town of Peeling---
Town of Percy---
Town of Piermont---
Town of Plymouth---
Town of Rumney---
Town of Stewartstown---
Town of Stratford---
Town of Thornton---
Town of Warren---
Town of Wentworth115-
Town of Whitefield---
Hillsborough County---
Town of Amherst---
Town of Andover[3]---
Town of Antrim---
Town of Bedford---
Town of Boscawen---
Town of Bradford---
Town of Brookline---
Town of Deering---
Town of Derryfield---
Town of Dunbarton---
Town of Dunstable---
Town of Fishersfield---
Town of Francestown141-
Town of Goffstown---
Town of Greenfield---
Town of Hancock[4]---
Town of Henniker---
Town of Hillsborough---
Town of Hollis---
Town of Hopkinton---
Kearsage Gore---
Town of Litchfield---
Town of Lyndeborough---
Town of Mason---
Town of Merrimack---
Town of Milford---
Town of Mont Vernon---
Town of New Boston---
Town of New Ipswich---
Town of New London---
Town of Nottingham West---
Town of Peterborough---
Town of Salisbury---
Town of Sharon---
Town of Society Land---
Town of Sutton---
Town of Temple---
Town of Warner---
Town of Weare---
Town of Wilton---
Town of Windsor---
Rockingham County---
Town of Allenstown---
Town of Atkinson---
Town of Bow---
Town of Brentwood---
Town of Candia---
Town of Canterbury---
Town of Chester---
Town of Chichester---
Town of Concord339-
Town of Deerfield---
Town of East Kingston---
Town of Epping---
Town of Epsom---
Town of Exeter---
Town of Greenland---
Town of Hampstead---
Town of Hampton---
Town of Hampton Falls---
Town of Hawke---
Town of Kensington---
Town of Kingston---
Town of Londonderry---
Town of Loudon---
Town of New Castle---
Town of Newington---
Town of Newmarket---
Town of Newton---
Town of North Hampton---
Town of Northfield---
Town of Northwood---
Town of Nottingham---
Town of Pelham---
Town of Pembroke[5]---
Town of Pittsfield---
Town of Plaistow---
Town of Poplin---
Town of Portsmouth---
Town of Raymond---
Town of Rye---
Town of Salem---
Town of Sandown---
Town of Seabrook---
Town of South Hampton---
Town of Stratham---
Town of Windham---
Strafford County---
Town of Alton---
Town of Barnstead---
Town of Barrington---
Town of Brookfield---
Town of Burton---
Town of Center Harbor---
Town of Conway---
Town of Dover---
Town of Durham---
Town of Eaton---
Town of Effingham---
Town of Farmington---
Town of Gilmantown--49
Town of Lee---
Town of Madbury---
Town of Meredith---
Town of Middleton---
Town of Milton---
Town of Moultonborough---
Town of New Durham---
Town of New Hampton---
Town of Ossipee---
Ossipee Gore---
Town of Rochester---
Town of Sanbornton---
Town of Sandwich---
Town of Somersworth---
Town of Tamworth---
Town of Tuftonboro---
Town of Wakefield---
Town of Wolfeboro---

Notes:

[1]Elected.
[2]New Hampshire law required a majority to elect for Congress. As the top two vote-getters who did not receive a majority in the first election, Paine Wingate and Abiel Foster were declared as the candidates in the second election. The initial election was held in September of 1792.
[3]"Voters were requested to bring in their ballots for Presidential Electors. Also for or against the amendments to the Constitution. Only a few people were present and no votes were offered." Town Records, as quoted in History of Andover. 246.
[4]"At the November meeting, one representative and Six electors were voted for; only eleven votes cast for any one candidate, three candidates receiving but ten each." The History of Hancock, New Hampshire. 114.
[5]"Another special meeting was held November 12, and votes were brought in for 'vacant' presidential electors, and 'vacant' representatives to Congress. Only 23 of the legal voters of the town brought in their ballots, showing a great lack of enthusiasm, or a strong feeling of security touching the welfare of the country in view of a possible change of administration." History of Pembroke, N.H.: 1730-1895. 154.

References:

Concord Town Records, 1732-1820. 275.
Concord Herald (Concord, NH). November 14, 1792.
Carter, N. F. History of Pembroke, N.H.: 1730-1895. Concord, NH: Republican Press Association, 1895. 148.
Cochrane, W. R. History of Francestown, N.H. Nashua, NH: Town of Nashua, 1895. 138.
Downs, Charles A. History of Lebanon, N.H. 1761-1887. Concord, NH: Rumford Printing, 1908. 187.
Foster, Herbert Darling, George Mendal Bridgman and Sidney Bradshaw Fay. The Records of the Town of Hanover, New Hampshire, 1761-1818. Hanover, NH: Hanover, 1905. 117.
Hayward, Silvanus. History of the Town of Gilsum, New Hampshire from 1752 to 1879. Manchester, NH: J. B. Clarke, 1881. 87.
Hayward, William Willis. The History of Hancock, New Hampshire, 1764-1889. Vol. I. Lowell, MA.: S. W. Huse and, 1889. 114.
Hoyt, Peter L. Hoyt's History of Wentworth, New Hampshire, as transcribed from the Original Manuscript by Francis A. Muzzey. Littleton, NH: Courier, 1976. 239-240.
Lancaster, Daniel. The History of Gilmanton. Gilmanton, NH: Alfred Prescott, 1845. 109-116.

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