1829 Connecticut U.S. House At-large Election

Connecticut · 21 candidates · See every 1829 U.S. House race

Who won the 1829 Connecticut U.S. House At-large Election?

Ralph Ingersoll won the 1829 Connecticut U.S. House At-large Election. Ralph Ingersoll received 8,281 popular votes (12.55%). The main challenger was Noyes Barber (11.44%).

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

Ingersoll +1.1 pts · won by 729 votes

Ralph IngersollIndependentWINNER12.55%

8,281 votes

Noyes BarberIndependentWINNER11.44%

7,552 votes

Ebenezer YoungIndependentWINNER9.99%

6,592 votes

William StorrsIndependentWINNER8.59%

5,671 votes

William EllsworthIndependentWINNER8.47%

5,588 votes

Jabez HuntingtonIndependentWINNER0.31%

6,489 votes

David PlantIndependent8.18%

5,401 votes

John NilesIndependent4.83%

3,189 votes

Andrew JudsonIndependent4.62%

3,052 votes

MerwinIndependent4.56%

3,009 votes

PhelpsIndependent3.79%

2,501 votes

John TrottIndependent3.45%

2,278 votes

HinmanIndependent3.4%

2,244 votes

William A ShermanIndependent1.97%

1,299 votes

Daniel BurrowsIndependent1.9%

1,256 votes

Joseph EatonIndependent0.67%

440 votes

Samuel B SherwoodIndependent0.52%

344 votes

Timothy PitkinIndependent0.44%

290 votes

SmithIndependent0.37%

241 votes

Iriah IshamIndependent0.22%

144 votes

Daniel StewartIndependent0.2%

130 votes

Other candidates received the remaining 9.5% of the popular vote; only the leading candidates are individually recorded for this election.

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.