Jacob Snell

U.S. House candidate

Home state: New York
Party: Independent
On the ballot: 1806

Career timeline

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RecordWin–Loss

Total Popular Votes

Snell44

Opponents14,557

Elections run

In 1806, Jacob Snell ran in 5 U.S. House elections, losing all 5. Snell's biggest single-election total was 20 votes, in the 1806 U.S. House election in New York's District 12.

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How many votes has Jacob Snell received?

Jacob Snell has received 44 popular votes across 5 U.S. elections, with a career record of 0–5.

Election history

Jacob Snell’s election history
Year	Office	Result	Votes	Opponent(s)
1806	U.S. HouseNew York	Lost	20.07%	Killian Van Rensselaer Benjamin De Witt Henry Glen Jaup Braat Abraham Van Vechten Edward Everett Hale
1806	U.S. HouseNew York	Lost	60.24%	Josiah Masters Hosea Moffit Hoza Morfit Ada Danforth Edward A Sheldon
1806	U.S. HouseNew York	Lost	120.34%	John Thompson Porter Peter Sailly Platt Benjamin Mooers William H Cuyler John H Moore Ezekiel Mongomery Joseph A Bailey John H Nichols Benjamin Stafford
1806	U.S. HouseNew York	Lost	201.11%	David Thomas Anthony I Blanchard Joseph Fitch James Savage Russell Wheeler George W Reid Robert Pacel Bert Clark William D Stewart Richard T Mosher Alphonzo A Hopkins William Leigh John Herkimer Daniel Malon William Tist William Robarie Alexander M Nith D Frank Allen James Cheetham Thomas Denis Duty M Intyre Williams Robert M Nab Reuben Whallon Charles Stanton John G Proudfit Joseph Harrington William Trueman Andrew Haggart Gerrit Wendel Charles A Hitchcock Isaac Serjeant David Force
1806	U.S. HouseNew York	Lost	40.1%	Frey Peter Swart Silvester Tiffany Peter Sward John Sebor William Beekman

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Compiled by PolitiFinder. Election results from official certified sources and the MIT Election Lab. See Data & sources and methodology. Data last verified July 28, 2026.