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1812 New York U.S. House District 5 Election

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Who won the 1812 New York U.S. House District 5 Election?

Thomas Grosvenor won the 1812 New York U.S. House District 5 Election. Thomas Grosvenor received 1,688 popular votes (89.08%). The main challenger was Thomas P Grosner (8.87%).

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Grosvenor +80.2 pts · won by 1,520 votes
Thomas GrosvenorIndependentWINNER89.08%
1,688 votes
Hezekiah L HosmerIndependentWINNER0.9%
17 votes
T Clinton BrockwayIndependentWINNER0.05%
1 votes
Nicholas McIntyreIndependentWINNER0.05%
1 votes
Thomas P GrosnerIndependent8.87%
168 votes
Bill HylornIndependent0.16%
3 votes
Joseph A KelloggIndependent0.11%
2 votes
William DurfeeIndependent0.11%
2 votes
David ChamberlinIndependent0.05%
1 votes
Olin S BishopIndependent0.05%
1 votes
Cortlandt S VanrensselaerIndependent0.05%
1 votes
Lucian KnappIndependent0.05%
1 votes
John H NicholsIndependent0.05%
1 votes
Anson L GardnerIndependent0.05%
1 votes
Arlington H MalleryIndependent0.05%
1 votes
Samuel TenbroeckIndependent0.05%
1 votes
Hachaliah DulittleIndependent0.05%
1 votes
Adam WolfromIndependent0.05%
1 votes
John I VanalenIndependent0.05%
1 votes
Warner MillerIndependent0.05%
1 votes
Thomas TruesdellIndependent0.05%
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.