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1810 New Jersey U.S. House At-large Election

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Who won the 1810 New Jersey U.S. House At-large Election?

Jacob Hufty won the 1810 New Jersey U.S. House At-large Election. Jacob Hufty received 13,829 popular votes (16.44%). The main challenger was Adam Boyd (16.33%).

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Hufty +0.1 pts · won by 95 votes
Jacob HuftyDemocraticWINNER16.44%
13,829 votes
Adam BoydDemocraticWINNER16.33%
13,734 votes
Lewis CondictDemocraticWINNER16.31%
13,720 votes
George MaxwellDemocraticWINNER16.28%
13,696 votes
Thomas NewboldDemocraticWINNER16.17%
13,602 votes
James MorganDemocraticWINNER16.06%
13,509 votes
Abraham Ogdenfederalist0.62%
523 votes
William Coxefederalist0.41%
341 votes
John Neilsonfederalist0.37%
315 votes
Richard StocktonIndependent0.28%
232 votes
Thomas SinnicksonIndependent0.23%
195 votes
John Beattyfederalist0.22%
189 votes
John Doughtyfederalist0.13%
107 votes
James ParkerIndependent0.07%
58 votes
Benjamin ThomsonIndependent0.07%
57 votes
William Campfieldfederalist0.01%
6 votes
Popular-vote totals for this U.S. House election come from the Constituency-Level Elections Archive (CLEA) and the official public record.

Data last verified July 28, 2026.