1827 Connecticut U.S. House At-large Election

Connecticut · 18 candidates · See every 1827 U.S. House race

Who won the 1827 Connecticut U.S. House At-large Election?

Ralph Ingersoll won the 1827 Connecticut U.S. House At-large Election. Ralph Ingersoll received 7,838 popular votes (16%). The main challenger was Elisha Phelps (13.8%).

See the full head-to-head between Ingersoll and Phelps

Ingersoll +2.2 pts · won by 1,076 votes

Ralph IngersollIndependentWINNER16%

7,838 votes

Elisha PhelpsIndependentWINNER13.8%

6,762 votes

David PlantIndependentWINNER9.98%

4,890 votes

Orange MerwinIndependentWINNER9.13%

4,472 votes

John BaldwinIndependentWINNER8.56%

4,195 votes

Noyes BarberIndependentWINNER7.36%

3,607 votes

Daniel StewartIndependent5.49%

3,164 votes

Ansel SterlingIndependent5.42%

2,656 votes

Andrew JudsonIndependent5.12%

2,509 votes

Robert FairchildIndependent5%

2,451 votes

Timothy PitkinIndependent2.66%

1,304 votes

Lyman LawIndependent2.62%

1,284 votes

Joseph EatonIndependent2.47%

1,211 votes

Noah B BenedictIndependent1.94%

948 votes

Gideon TomlinsonIndependent0.99%

484 votes

William A ShermanIndependent0.91%

448 votes

Nathan PendletonIndependent0.85%

416 votes

WilliamsIndependent0.72%

351 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.