1810 New York U.S. House District 6 Election

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Who won the 1810 New York U.S. House District 6 Election?

Asa Fitch won the 1810 New York U.S. House District 6 Election. Asa Fitch received 7,366 popular votes (25.56%). The main challenger was James Hogeboom (0.03%).

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Fitch +25.5 pts · won by 333 votes

Asa FitchfederalistWINNER25.56%

7,366 votes

Robert LivingstonIndependentWINNER0%

7,366 votes

James HogeboomIndependent0.03%

7,033 votes

PlattIndependent0.01%

3 votes

Hamilton FishIndependent0.01%

2 votes

Gabriel NorthIndependent0.01%

2 votes

Reuben P SkinnerIndependent0%

7,033 votes

Sidney LeroyIndependent0%

1 votes

Elmer S WhiteIndependent0%

1 votes

WheelerIndependent0%

1 votes

William A MoorIndependent0%

1 votes

John R BleeckerIndependent0%

1 votes

Daniel D TompkinsIndependent0%

1 votes

Derick D GoesIndependent0%

1 votes

Martin S ShepherdIndependent0%

1 votes

Benjamin F LewisIndependent0%

1 votes

John BroomeIndependent0%

1 votes

Reuben NeelyIndependent0%

1 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.