1820 Vice President of the United States, Electoral College

Office:
Vice President of the United States (Federal)
Title:
Vice President of the United States
Jurisdiction:
Federal
Label:
1820 Vice President of the United States, Electoral College
Date:
1820
State:
Type:
Legislative
Iteration:
First Ballot
Office/Role:
Vice President of the United States/Vice President of the United States
Candidates:
Daniel D. Tompkins, Richard Stockton, Daniel Rodney, Robert G. Harper, Richard Rush
Candidates: Daniel D. Tompkins[1]Richard StocktonDaniel RodneyRobert G. HarperRichard Rush
Affiliation:RepublicanFederalistFederalistFederalistFederalist
Final Result: 2158411
Alabama3----
Henry Minor1----
George Phillips1----
John Scott1----
Connecticut9----
John Alsop1----
Ebenezer Brockway1----
William Cogswell1----
Ingoldsby W. Crawford1----
Isaiah Loomis1----
William Moseley1----
Samuel H. Phillips1----
Henry Seymour1----
Samuel Welles1----
Delaware--4--
Andrew Barratt--1--
John Clark--1--
Nicholas Ridgely--1--
Peter Robinson--1--
Georgia8----
John Foster1----
John Graves1----
John MacIntosh1----
David Meriwether1----
Henry Mitchell1----
Oliver Porter1----
John Rutherford1----
Benjamin Whitaker1----
Illinois3----
Adolphus Frederick Hubbard1----
Michael Jones1----
James B. Moore1----
Indiana3----
Daniel J. Caswell1----
Nathaniel Ewing1----
John H. Thompson1----
Kentucky12----
Jesse Bledsoe1----
Thomas Bodley1----
Samuel Caldwell1----
Ephraim M. Ewing1----
Martin D. Hardin1----
James Johnson1----
John E. King1----
Willis A. Lee1----
Samuel Murrel1----
John Pope1----
Hubbard Taylor1----
Richard Taylor1----
Louisiana3----
John R. Grymes1----
Philemon Thomas1----
David L. Todd1----
Maine9----
Elisha Allen1----
William Chadwick1----
Joshua Gage1----
Levi Hubbard1----
William Moody1----
Josiah Prescott1----
Lemuel Trescott1----
Samuel Tucker1----
Joshua Wingate, Jr.1----
Maryland10--1-
John Boon1----
Robert W. Bowie1----
Elias Brown1----
James Forrest[2]---1-
John Forward1----
William Gabby1----
Alexander MacKim1----
Joshua Prideaux1----
Michael C. Sprigg1----
John Stephen1----
William R. Stuart1----
Massachusetts[3]78---
John Adams-----
Thomas H. Blood-----
Benjamin W. Crowninshield-----
Samuel Dana-----
John Davis-----
Wendell Davis-----
William Gray-----
John Heard-----
Ebenezer Mattoon-----
William Phillips-----
Jonas Sibley-----
Seth Sprague-----
Ezra Starkweather-----
Daniel Webster-----
Joseph Woodbridge-----
Mississippi[4]2----
Daniel Burnet-----
Theodore Stark-----
Duncan Stewart-----
Missouri3----
John S. Brickey1----
William Christy1----
William Shannon1----
New Hampshire7---1
David Barker1----
Ezra Bartlett1----
Samuel Dinsmoor1----
William Fisk1----
John Pendexter1----
William Plumer----1
Nathaniel Shannon1----
James Smith1----
New Jersey8----
Joseph Budd1----
John Crowell1----
David Mills1----
Isaiah Shinn1----
John L. Smith1----
Samuel L. Southard1----
Aaron Vansyckel1----
John Wilson1----
New York29----
John Baker1----
James Brisban1----
Latham A. Burrows1----
Jonathan Collins1----
Gilbert Eddy1----
William Floyd1----
Howell Gardner1----
David Hammond1----
Elisha Harnham1----
Abel Huntington1----
Benjamin Knower1----
Issac Lawrence1----
Edward P. Livingston1----
Daniel MacDougall1----
Peter Millikin1----
Samuel Nelson1----
Jacob Odell1----
William B. Rochester1----
Henry Rutgers1----
Edward Severich1----
Mark Spencer1----
Ferrand Stranahan1----
Philetus Swift1----
John Targee1----
Charles Thompson1----
Henry Wager1----
John Walworth1----
Peter Waring1----
Seth Wetmore1----
North Carolina15----
Benjamin H. Covington1----
Jesse Franklin1----
Alexander Gray1----
John Hall1----
Charles E. Johnson1----
Kimborough Jones1----
Thomas Kenan1----
Francis Locke1----
Robert Love1----
Michael MacLeary1----
James Mebane1----
George Outlaw1----
Abraham Phillips1----
Henry J. G. Ruffin1----
Lewis D. Wilson1----
Ohio8----
James Caldwell1----
Alexander Campbell1----
Lewis Dille1----
William H. Harrison1----
James Kilbourne1----
Robert Lucas1----
John MacLaughlin1----
Jeremiah Morrow1----
Pennsylvania[5]24----
George Barnitz1----
Philip Benner1----
William Clinghan1----
Paul Cox1----
Pierce Crosby1----
Hugh Davis1----
Daniel W. Dingam1----
Patrick Farrelly1----
Andrew Gilkerson1----
James Griffen1----
Daniel Groves1----
John Hamilton1----
George Hebb1----
Gabriel Hiester1----
Joseph Huston1----
James Kerr1----
Thomas Leiper1----
John Miley1----
William Mitchell1----
George Plumer1----
Chandler Price1----
Melchior Rahm-----
James P. Sanderson1----
Andrew Sutton1----
John Todd1----
Rhode Island4----
Dutee Arnold1----
James Fenner1----
Robert F. Noyes1----
Dutee J. Pearce1----
South Carolina11----
Lewis M. Ayer1----
William A. Ball1----
Rasha Cannon1----
Benjamin Dickson1----
John Dunovant1----
John S. Glascock1----
Benjamin James1----
Matthew J. Kirth1----
Charles Miller1----
Benjamin Rynalds1----
Isaac Smith1----
Tennessee7----
David Campbell1----
Alfred M. Carter1----
Joseph Dickson1----
Joseph Hamilton, Sr.1----
German Lester1----
Henry Small1----
John J. White1----
Vermont8----
Daniel A. A. Buck1----
Ezra Butler1----
Gilbert Denison1----
James Galusha1----
Aaron Leland1----
William Slade, Jr.1----
Pliny Smith1----
Timothy Stanley1----
Virginia25----
Branch T. Archer1----
William Armstrong, Jr.1----
Samuel Blackburn1----
William Brockenbrough1----
John T. Brook1----
Thomas Brown1----
John Edie1----
Charles H. Graves1----
Hugh Holmes1----
William C. Holt1----
Armistead Hoomes1----
James Hunter1----
William Jones1----
Joseph Martin1----
John Pegram1----
John Purnall1----
William C. Rives1----
Andrew Russell1----
Archibald Rutherford1----
Robert Shields1----
Robert B. Stark1----
Archibald Stuart1----
John Taliaferro1----
Robert Taylor1----
Charles Yancey1----

Notes:

[1]Elected.
[2]James Forrest, the only Federalist elector in Maryland to be elected, voted for Robert G. Harper, a well-known Maryland Federalist for Vice-President in the Electoral College.
[3]The vote in Massachusetts was split between Daniel D. Tompkins and Richard Stockton. No known record exists of which elector voted for whom.
[4]One elector from Mississipi did not cast a vote. No known record exists of which elector this was.
[5]Melchior Rahm is listed as "deceased." It appears that Rahm died on October 31, 1820, the day that Pennsylvania's electors were to cast their votes.

References:

United States' Telegraph Extra (Washington, DC). January 24, 1829.
National Archives and Records Administration. http://www.archives.gov/federal-register/electoral-college/votes/1789_1821.html

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