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1826 New Jersey U.S. House At-large Election

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Who won the 1826 New Jersey U.S. House At-large Election?

George Holcombe won the 1826 New Jersey U.S. House At-large Election. George Holcombe received 24,538 popular votes (16.53%). The main challenger was Lewis Condiet (10.52%).

See the full head-to-head between Holcombe and Condiet

Holcombe +6.0 pts · won by 8,923 votes
George HolcombeRepublicanWINNER16.53%
24,538 votes
Lewis CondietRepublicanWINNER10.52%
15,615 votes
Samuel SwanRepublicanWINNER9.9%
14,701 votes
Isaac PiersonRepublicanWINNER9.9%
14,697 votes
Hedge ThompsonRepublicanWINNER9.75%
14,479 votes
Ebenezer TuckerRepublicanWINNER9.72%
14,433 votes
Daniel Garrisonjacksonian6.85%
10,166 votes
George Cassedyjacksonian6.7%
9,944 votes
Isaac G Farleejacksonian6.57%
9,752 votes
Samuel Cooperjacksonian6.41%
9,512 votes
Kennedyjacksonian6.25%
9,282 votes
James ParkerIndependent0.43%
637 votes
Ephraim BatemanIndependent0.2%
297 votes
Peter D VroomIndependent0.09%
136 votes
Caleb NewboldIndependent0.07%
110 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.