James Sloan

★ U.S. Representative

Home state: New Jersey
Party: Democratic
On the ballot: 1803–1806

Career timeline

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3-0

RecordWin–Loss

Total Popular Votes

Sloan37,784

Opponents230,732

Elections run

Between 1803 and 1806, James Sloan ran in 3 U.S. House elections, winning all 3. Sloan's biggest single-election total was 13,757 votes, in the 1803 U.S. House election in New Jersey's at-large district.

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How many votes has James Sloan received?

James Sloan has received 37,784 popular votes across 3 U.S. elections, with a career record of 3–0.

Election history

James Sloan’s election history
Year	Office	Result	Votes	Opponent(s)
1806	U.S. HouseNew Jersey	Won	10,959	William Helms (head-to-head) Thomas Newbold Henry Southard (head-to-head) Ezra Darby (head-to-head) John Lambert (head-to-head) Ebenezer Elmer (head-to-head) Abraham Ogden (head-to-head) George C Maxwell John Beatty Adam Boyd (head-to-head) Jonathan Dayton Richard Stockton (head-to-head)
1804	U.S. HouseNew Jersey	Won	13,068	Henry Southard (head-to-head) Ebenezer Elmer (head-to-head) John Lambert (head-to-head) William Helms (head-to-head) Ezra Darby (head-to-head) Abraham Ogden (head-to-head) Peter D Devroom Franklin Davenport (head-to-head) James H Imlay (head-to-head) James Cadwalader William Colefax Richard Stockton (head-to-head) Job Smith Bayard
1803	U.S. HouseNew Jersey	Won	13,75716.24%	James Mott Ebenezer Elmer (head-to-head) William Helms (head-to-head) Henry Southard (head-to-head) Adam Boyd (head-to-head) Abraham Ogden (head-to-head) Frederick Frelinghuysen William Coxe James H Imlay (head-to-head) Richard Stockton (head-to-head) Peter Studiford James Schureman Franklin Davenport (head-to-head) Abraham Kitchell

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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.