United States House Committee on Elections

The United States House Committee on Elections is a former standing committee of the United States House of Representatives.

Article 1, section 5, of the Constitution of the United States specifies: "Each House shall be the Judge of the Elections, Returns, and Qualifications of its own Members." The Committee on Elections was established as the first standing committee of the House to perform this function on April 13, 1789, just two weeks after the first quorum allowed the House of Representatives to organize itself. Rule number 7 of the first rules adopted by the House of Representatives specifies the character and jurisdiction of the committee:

:7. A standing Committee on Elections shall be appointed, to consist of seven members, it shall be the duty of the said committee to examine and report upon the certificates of election, or other credentials of the members returned to serve in this House, and to take into their consideration all such matters as shall or may come in question, and be referred to them by the House, touching returns and elections, and to report their proceedings, with their opinion thereupon, to the House.Annals of the Congress of the United States, 1st Cong., 1st sess., April 13, 1789, p. 122.

From 1789 until the mid-19th century the number of contested election cases remained stable at an average of three per Congress. After the 34th Congress (1855–57) the number of contested seats rose sporadically to a peak of 38 during the 54th Congress (1895–97). In 1895, due to the increase in workload, the committee was split into three separate committees: Elections #1, Elections #2, and Elections #3. After 1935 the number of contested elections returned to an average of three per Congress, and in 1947 the three Elections Committees were abolished and their jurisdiction included in that of the new House Administration Committee.

In November 2018, Nancy Pelosi announced her intention to restore the Elections Subcommittee of the Committee on House Administration in the 116th Congress and name Congresswoman Marcia L. Fudge the Chair.

Historical committee rosters

=1st Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Pro-Administration){{cite book|title=Cases of Contested Elections in Congress, from the year 1789 to 1834, inclusive|url=https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.b3261277&view=1up&seq=7|year=1834|work=United States House of Representatives| publisher=Printed by Gales and Seaton }}

! Minority (Anti-Administration)

{{party shading/Pro-Administration}} valign=top |

George Clymer, Pennsylvania, chairman
Fisher Ames, Massachusetts
Egbert Benson, New York
Daniel Carroll, Maryland
Nicholas Gilman, New Hampshire
Benjamin Huntington, Connecticut
Alexander White, Virginia

| {{party shading/Anti-Administration}} valign=top |

none

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Pro-Administration){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=001/llhj001.db&recNum=147|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=1|year=1790|page=150}}

! Minority (Anti-Administration)

{{party shading/Pro-Administration}} valign=top |

Fisher Ames, Massachusetts, chairman
Egbert Benson, New York
Roger Sherman, Connecticut
Thomas Sinnickson, New Jersey
Alexander White, Virginia
Henry Wynkoop, Pennsylvania

| {{party shading/Anti-Administration}} valign=top |

Michael Jenifer Stone, Maryland

==3rd session==

{{missing information|this session of Congress|date=September 2022}}

=2nd Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Pro-Administration)

! Minority (Anti-Administration)

{{party shading/Pro-Administration}} valign=top |

Samuel Livermore, New Hampshire, chairman
Elias Boudinot, New Jersey
John Steele, North Carolina
Benjamin Bourne, Rhode Island
James Hillhouse, Connecticut

| {{party shading/Anti-Administration}} valign=top |

Elbridge Gerry, Massachusetts
William Branch Giles, Virginia

==2nd session==

{{missing information|this session of Congress|date=September 2022}}

=3rd Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Anti-Administration)

! Minority (Pro-Administration)

{{party shading/Anti-Administration}} valign=top |

Nathaniel Macon, North Carolina
William Irvine, Pennsylvania

| {{party shading/Pro-Administration}} valign=top |

William Loughton Smith, South Carolina, chairman
Richard Bland Lee, Virginia
Shearjashub Bourne, Massachusetts
Jonathan Dayton, New Jersey
James Gordon, New York

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Anti-Administration){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=002/llhj002.db&recNum=220|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=2|year=1794|page=224}}

! Minority (Pro-Administration)

{{party shading/Anti-Administration}} valign=top |

Nathaniel Macon, North Carolina
John Hunter, South Carolina
John Samuel Sherburne, New Hampshire

| {{party shading/Pro-Administration}} valign=top |

Jonathan Dayton, New Jersey, chairman
Richard Bland Lee, Virginia
James Hillhouse, Connecticut
George Dent, Maryland

=4th Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican)

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

Abraham B. Venable, Virginia, chairman
Thomas Blount, North Carolina
Henry Dearborn, Massachusetts

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

John W. Kittera, Pennsylvania
George Dent, Maryland
Zephaniah Swift, Connecticut
Robert Goodloe Harper, South Carolina

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=002/llhj002.db&recNum=601|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=2|year=1796|page=607}}

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

Abraham B. Venable, Virginia, chairman
Thomas Blount, North Carolina
Frederick Muhlenberg, Pennsylvania
Henry Dearborn, Massachusetts

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

George Dent, Maryland
Zephaniah Swift, Connecticut
Abiel Foster, New Hampshire

=5th Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Federalist)

! Minority (Democratic-Republican)

{{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

Joshua Coit, Connecticut, chairman
Thomas Hartley, Pennsylvania
George Dent, Maryland
John Williams, New York

| {{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Federalist){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=003/llhj003.db&recNum=78|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=3|year=1797|page=81}}

! Minority (Democratic-Republican)

{{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

Joshua Coit, Connecticut, chairman
Thomas Hartley, Pennsylvania
George Dent, Maryland
John Williams, New York
Thomas Evans, Virginia

| {{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

Abraham Baldwin, Georgia
Joseph Bradley Varnum, Massachusetts

==3rd session==

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! Majority (Federalist){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=003/llhj003.db&recNum=396|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=3|year=1798|page=400}}

! Minority (Democratic-Republican)

{{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

John W. Kittera, Pennsylvania
George Dent, Maryland
Chauncey Goodrich, Connecticut
John Williams, New York

| {{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

Joseph Bradley Varnum, Massachusetts, chairman
Abraham Baldwin, Georgia
Anthony New, Virginia

=6th Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Federalist){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=003/llhj003.db&recNum=523|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=3|year=1799|page=529}}

! Minority (Democratic-Republican)

{{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

Samuel W. Dana, Connecticut, chairman
John W. Kittera, Pennsylvania
Anthony New, Virginia
William Gordon, New Hampshire
Archibald Henderson, North Carolina

| {{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

Thomas Sumter, South Carolina
Theodorus Bailey, New York

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Federalist){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=003/llhj003.db&recNum=715|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=3|year=1800|page=722}}

! Minority (Democratic-Republican)

{{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

George Dent, Maryland, chairman
Thomas Evans, Virginia
William Edmond, Connecticut
Joseph Dickson, North Carolina
Lemuel Williams, Massachusetts

| {{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

Peter Muhlenberg, Pennsylvania
William C. C. Claiborne, Tennessee

=7th Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=004/llhj004.db&recNum=4|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=4|year=1801|page=6}}

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

John Milledge, Georgia, chairman
John A. Hanna, Pennsylvania
John Condit, New Jersey
John Taliaferro, Virginia

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

John Dennis, Maryland
Samuel Tenney, New Hampshire
John Stanly, North Carolina

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican)

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

John Bacon, Massachusetts, chairman
Anthony New, Virginia
John Condit, New Jersey
Ebenezer Elmer, New Jersey

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

John Dennis, Maryland
Samuel Tenney, New Hampshire
John Stanly, North Carolina

=8th Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican)

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

William Findley, Pennsylvania, chairman
Joseph Bradley Varnum, Massachusetts
Matthew Clay, Virginia
William Kennedy, North Carolina

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

Calvin Goddard, Connecticut
Samuel Hunt, New Hampshire
Henry W. Livingston, New York

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican)

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

William Findley, Pennsylvania, chairman
Joseph Bradley Varnum, Massachusetts
Ebenezer Elmer, New Jersey
John Wayles Eppes, Virginia
William Kennedy, North Carolina

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

Henry W. Livingston, New York
Clifton Clagett, New Hampshire

=9th Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican)

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

William Findley, Pennsylvania, chairman
Ebenezer Elmer, New Jersey
John Wayles Eppes, Virginia
Barnabas Bidwell, Massachusetts
Martin G. Schuneman, New York

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

Martin Chittenden, Vermont
Caleb Ellis, New Hampshire

==2nd session==

{{missing information|this session of Congress|date=September 2022}}

=10th Congress=

==1st and 2nd sessions==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=006/llhj006.db&recNum=336|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=6|year=1808|page=340}}

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

William Findley, Pennsylvania, chairman
Matthew Clay, Virginia
John Blake Jr., New York
John Lambert, New Jersey
David Rogerson Williams, South Carolina

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

James Elliot, Vermont
Lewis B. Sturges, Connecticut

=11th Congress=

==1st and 2nd sessions==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=007/llhj007.db&recNum=104|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=7|year=1809|page=107}}

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

William Findley, Pennsylvania, chairman
Matthew Clay, Virginia
John Taylor, South Carolina
George Troup, Georgia
Barzillai Gannett, Massachusetts

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

Killian K. Van Rensselaer, New York
Lewis B. Sturges, Connecticut

==3rd session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=007/llhj007.db&recNum=432|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=7|year=1810|page=436}}

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

William Findley, Pennsylvania, chairman
Matthew Clay, Virginia
John Taylor, South Carolina
George Troup, Georgia

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

Killian K. Van Rensselaer, New York
Samuel Taggart, Massachusetts
Lewis B. Sturges, Connecticut

=12th Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican)

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

William Findley, Pennsylvania, chairman
Nathaniel Macon, North Carolina
George Troup, Georgia
James Fisk, Vermont
James Pleasants, Virginia

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

Lewis B. Sturges, Connecticut
James Emott, New York

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=008/llhj008.db&recNum=538|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=8|year=1812|page=543}}

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

William Findley, Pennsylvania, chairman
Nathaniel Macon, North Carolina
John Dawson, Virginia
Willis Alston, North Carolina
George Troup, Georgia

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

John Davenport, Connecticut
James Emott, New York

=13th Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican)

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

James Fisk, Vermont, chairman
William A. Burwell, Virginia
William Anderson, Pennsylvania
Daniel Avery, New York
Lewis Condict, New Jersey

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

John Davenport, Connecticut
Timothy Pickering, Massachusetts

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=009/llhj009.db&recNum=164|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=9|year=1813|page=168}}

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

James Fisk, Vermont, chairman
Thomas Gholson Jr., Virginia
William Anderson, Pennsylvania
William R. King, North Carolina
Israel Pickens, North Carolina
Oliver C. Comstock, New York

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

Roger Vose, New Hampshire

==3rd session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=009/llhj009.db&recNum=444|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=9|year=1814|page=452}}

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

James Fisk, Vermont, chairman
Willis Alston, North Carolina
William Anderson, Pennsylvania
Oliver C. Comstock, New York
Thomas K. Harris, Tennessee

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

Charles Goldsborough, Maryland
Roger Vose, New Hampshire

=14th Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican)

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

John W. Taylor, New York, chairman
William Piper, Pennsylvania
Solomon P. Sharp, Kentucky
Philip P. Barbour, Virginia

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

Lyman Law, Connecticut
Timothy Pickering, Massachusetts
Roger Vose, New Hampshire

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican)

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

John W. Taylor, New York, chairman
John Hahn
Isaac Thomas, Tennessee
John Kerr, Virginia

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

Lyman Law, Connecticut
Timothy Pickering, Massachusetts
Roger Vose, New Hampshire

=15th Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=011/llhj011.db&recNum=16|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=11|year=1817|page=18}}

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

John W. Taylor, New York, chairman
John Tyler, Virginia
Orsamus Cook Merrill, Vermont
Henry Shaw, Massachusetts

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

John Linscom Boss Jr., Rhode Island
Solomon Strong, Massachusetts
Ezekiel Whitman, Massachusetts

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=012/llhj012.db&recNum=6|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=12|year=1818|page=8}}

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

John W. Taylor, New York, chairman
Orsamus Cook Merrill, Vermont
Henry Shaw, Massachusetts
Alexander Smyth, Virginia
Christian Tarr, Pennsylvania

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

John Linscom Boss Jr., Rhode Island
Ezekiel Whitman, Massachusetts

=16th Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican)

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

John W. Taylor, New York, chairman
Orsamus Cook Merrill, Vermont
Christian Tarr, Pennsylvania
Starling Tucker, South Carolina
William Brown, Kentucky
John Sloane, Ohio

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

Ezekiel Whitman, Massachusetts

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=014/llhj014.db&recNum=7|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=14|year=1820|page=9}}

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

John W. Taylor, New York, chairman
Christian Tarr, Pennsylvania
Starling Tucker, South Carolina
Charles Hooks, North Carolina
Robert Clark, New York
John Sloane, Ohio
Thomas Love Moore, Virginia

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

none

=17th Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican)

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

John Sloane, Ohio, chairman
Weldon Nathaniel Edwards, North Carolina
Starling Tucker, South Carolina
Thomas Jones Rogers, Pennsylvania
Thomas Love Moore, Virginia
John Speed Smith, Kentucky
Reuben H. Walworth, New York

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

none

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=016/llhj016.db&recNum=16|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=16|year=1822|page=18}}

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

John Sloane, Ohio, chairman
Weldon Nathaniel Edwards, North Carolina
Starling Tucker, South Carolina
Thomas Jones Rogers, Pennsylvania
Rollin Carolas Mallary, Vermont
Thomas Love Moore, Virginia

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

Joseph Kirkland, New York

=18th Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican)

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

John Sloane, Ohio, chairman
William Lee Ball, Virginia
Thomas H. Hall, North Carolina
Starling Tucker, South Carolina
Rollin Carolas Mallary, Vermont
James Israel Standifer, Tennessee
Philip Thompson, Kentucky

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

none

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Democratic-Republican){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=018/llhj018.db&recNum=24|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=18|year=1824|page=26}}

! Minority (Federalist)

{{party shading/Democratic-Republican}} valign=top |

John Sloane, Ohio, chairman
Thomas H. Hall, North Carolina
Starling Tucker, South Carolina
Daniel H. Miller, Pennsylvania
James Israel Standifer, Tennessee
Philip Thompson, Kentucky
John Taliaferro, Virginia

| {{party shading/Federalist}} valign=top |

none

=19th Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Anti-Jacksonian)

! Minority (Jacksonian)

{{party shading/Anti-Jacksonian}} valign=top |

John Sloane, Ohio, chairman
Moses Hayden, New York
Elisha Phelps, Connecticut
Alfred H. Powell, Virginia

| {{party shading/Jacksonian}} valign=top |

Starling Tucker, South Carolina
John Heritage Bryan, North Carolina
Michael Hoffman, New York

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Anti-Jacksonian){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=020/llhj020.db&recNum=22|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=20|year=1826|page=23}}

! Minority (Jacksonian)

{{party shading/Anti-Jacksonian}} valign=top |

John Sloane, Ohio, chairman
Moses Hayden, New York
Elisha Phelps, Connecticut

| {{party shading/Jacksonian}} valign=top |

Willis Alston, North Carolina
Starling Tucker, South Carolina
Nathaniel Claiborne, Virginia
Michael Hoffman, New York

=20th Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Jacksonian){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=021/llhj021.db&recNum=24|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=21|year=1827|page=25}}

! Minority (Anti-Jacksonian)

{{party shading/Jacksonian}} valign=top |

Willis Alston, North Carolina
Starling Tucker, South Carolina
John Anderson, Maine
Nathaniel Claiborne, Virginia
John G. Stower, New York

| {{party shading/Anti-Jacksonian}} valign=top |

John Sloane, Ohio, chairman
Elisha Phelps, Connecticut

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Jacksonian){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=022/llhj022.db&recNum=20|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=22|year=1828|page=21}}

! Minority (Anti-Jacksonian)

{{party shading/Jacksonian}} valign=top |

John Anderson, Maine, chairman
Willis Alston, North Carolina
Nathaniel Claiborne, Virginia
John G. Stower, New York

| {{party shading/Anti-Jacksonian}} valign=top |

Elisha Phelps, Connecticut
John Davenport, Ohio
James F. Randolph, New Jersey

=21st Congress=

==1st and 2nd sessions==

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! Majority (Jacksonian){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=023/llhj023.db&recNum=28|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=23|year=1829|page=29}}{{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=024/llhj024.db&recNum=33|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=24|year=1830|page=34}}

! Minority (Anti-Jacksonian)

{{party shading/Jacksonian}} valign=top |

Willis Alston, North Carolina, chairman
Starling Tucker, South Carolina
Nathaniel Claiborne, Virginia
Nicholas D. Coleman, Kentucky
Cave Johnson, Tennessee

| {{party shading/Anti-Jacksonian}} valign=top |

James F. Randolph, New Jersey
Thomas Beekman, New York

=22nd Congress=

==1st and 2nd sessions==

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! Majority (Jacksonian){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=026/llhj026.db&recNum=21|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=26|year=1832|page=2}}

! Minority (Anti-Jacksonian)

{{party shading/Jacksonian}} valign=top |

Nathaniel Claiborne, Virginia, chairman
Cornelius Holland, Maine
Lauchlin Bethune, North Carolina

| {{party shading/Anti-Jacksonian}} valign=top |

James F. Randolph, New Jersey
Thomas Dickens Arnold, Tennessee
John A. Collier, New York
John K. Griffin, South Carolina

=23rd Congress=

==1st session==

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! Majority (Jacksonian)

! Minority (Anti-Jacksonian)

{{party shading/Jacksonian}} valign=top |

Nathaniel Claiborne, Virginia, chairman
Micajah Thomas Hawkins, North Carolina
Thomas L. Hamer, Ohio
Seaborn Jones, Georgia
Balie Peyton, Tennessee
Aaron Vanderpoel, New York

| {{party shading/Anti-Jacksonian}} valign=top |

John Banks, Pennsylvania
John K. Griffin, South Carolina
Edward A. Hannegan, Indiana

==2nd session==

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! Majority (Jacksonian){{cite book|url=https://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/ampage?collId=llhj&fileName=028/llhj028.db&recNum=32|title=Journal of the House of Representatives of the United States|volume=28|year=1834|page=33}}

! Minority (Anti-Jacksonian)

{{party shading/Jacksonian}} valign=top |

Nathaniel Claiborne, Virginia, chairman
Micajah Thomas Hawkins, North Carolina
Robert Burns, New Hampshire
Aaron Vanderpoel, New York
James Bouldin, Virginia
Daniel Kilgore, Ohio

| {{party shading/Anti-Jacksonian}} valign=top |

John K. Griffin, South Carolina
Edward A. Hannegan, Indiana
Gideon Hard, New York

External links

[https://www.archives.gov/legislative/guide/house/chapter-12-elections.html Committee on Elections at NARA]

References

Elections

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