Letter of T. P. Moore.

Letter from the Attorney-General, in response to Senate resolution of December 6, 1890, relative to the number of voting places for members of Congress in each state.
Published: (1890)

Who runs for Congress? : ambition, context, and candidate emergence /
Published: (1994)

United States congressional districts and data, 1843-1883 /
by: Parsons, Stanley B.
Published: (1986)

United States congressional districts, 1883-1913 /
by: Parsons, Stanley B.
Published: (1990)

Congressional districts in the 2000s : a portrait of America.
Published: (2003)

Congressional districts in the 2000s : a portrait of America.
Published: (2003)

Contested election of William McCreery, a Representative from Maryland.
Published: (1807)

Contested election of Samuel Herrick, a Representative from Ohio.
Published: (1818)

Contested election of Philip Barton Key, a Representative from Maryland.
Published: (1807)

Report of the Committee of Elections, to whom was referred the petition of sundry citizens of the District of Norfolk, in the State of Massachusetts, remonstrating against the return of John Bailey, Esq. as a representative of said district, in the 18th Congress.
Published: (1824)

Contested election of Elias Earle, a Representative from South Carolina.
Published: (1818)

Contested election of Orsamus C. Merrill, a Representative from Vermont.
Published: (1820)

Contested election of John E. Van Allen, A Representative from New York.
Published: (1793)

Contested election of John Culpepper, a Representative from North Carolina.
Published: (1807)

Contested election of Thos. K. Harris, a Representative from Tennessee.
Published: (1813)

Contested election of George Mumford, a Representative from North Carolina.
Published: (1818)

Contested election of Ebenezer Sage, a Representative from New York.
Published: (1820)

Contested election of William McCreery, a Representative from Maryland.
Published: (1807)

Contested elections of Ebenezer Sage and John Lefferts, two of the representatives from New York.
Published: (1813)

Contested election of John Patten, a Representative from Delaware.
Published: (1794)

Commonwealth of Massachusetts : To the selectmen of the town of [blank] in the fourth western district: Greeting ... These are in the name of the commonwealth, to will and require you ... to cause the freeholders ... to give in their votes ... for one representative, that is an inhabitant of the said district, to represent them in the Congress of the United States ... in the room of the Hon. Dwight Foster, Esq. ... Given at the council-chamber, at Boston, this 18th day of September, Anno Domini, one thousand and eight hundred ...

Commonwealth of Massachusetts : To the selectmen of the town of [blank] in the second district, viz. Hampshire, Worcester, and Berkshire. Greeting. These are in the name of the commonwealth of Massachusetts, to will and require you ... to cause the freeholders and other inhabitants of the town of [blank] ... to assemble ... Given at the council-chamber, in Boston, this fifteenth day of February ... one thousand seven hundred and ninety-three ...

Commonwealth of Massachusetts. To the selectmen of the town of [blank] in the district of [blank] Greeting : These are in the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, to will and require you ... to cause the freeholders and other inhabitants ... to give in their votes for a representative ... to represent the said district in the Congress of the United States of America ... Given at the Council-Chamber in Boston, this tenth day of April ... one thousand seven hundred and eighty-nine ...
Published: (1789)

Commonwealth of Massachusetts : To the selectmen of the town of [blank] in the second district, viz. Hampshire, Worcester and Berkshire. Greeting. These are, in the name of the commonwealth of Massachusetts, to will and require you ... to cause the freeholders and other inhabitants of the town of [blank] ... to assemble ... Given at the council-chamber in Boston, this tenth day of December, Anno Domini 1792 ...

Colonel Lyon's address to his constituents : To the freemen of the western district of Vermont. Vergennes Gaol, January 10th, 1799.
by: Lyon, Matthew, 1749-1822
Published: (1799)

Commonwealth of Massachusetts : To the selectmen of the town of [blank] in the third middle district: Greeting ... These are in the name of the commonwealth, to will and require you ... to cause the freeholders ... to give in their votes ... for one representative, that is an inhabitant of the said district, to represent them in the Congress of the United States ... in the room of the Hon. Samuel Sewell, Esq. ... Given at the council-chamber, at Boston, this 10th day of July, Anno Domini, one thousand and eight hundred ...

At a General Assembly of the state of Connecticut, holden at New-Haven, in said state, on the second Thursday of October, Anno Domini, one thousand, seven hundred and eighty eight : Whereas the United States in Congress assembled ... resolved, that the first Wednesday of March next be the time ... for commencing proceedings under the Constitution ... Resolved by this assembly, that to effect an election of representatives ... to attend the Congress ...

Commonwealth of Massachusetts : These are in the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, to will and require you ... to cause the freeholders and other inhabitants of the town of [blank] ... to assemble ... Given at the Council-chamber in Boston, this sixth day of January ... one thousand seven hundred and eighty-nine ...

These certify, that the returns from the several towns within the third southern district, for a representative ... in the Congress of the United States of America, have been examined ... by which it appears that the following persons were voted for, and had the number of votes set against their names in the returns ...
Published: (1794)

At a General Assembly of the state of Connecticut holden at New-Haven on the second Thursday of October 1797 : Resolved by this assembly, that Jonathan Bull ... are hereby appointed a committee ... to receive and count the votes ... for six persons to ... stand in the nomination, for election as representatives ... in the present Congress of the United States ...

Commonwealth of Massachusetts. To the selectmen of the town of [blank] in the first eastern district: Greeting : These are in the name of the commonwealth, to will and require you, in manner as the law directs for calling town meetings, to cause the freeholders and other inhabitants of the town of [blank] ... to give in their votes for one representative ... to represent them in the Congress ... Given at the council chamber, in Boston, this 23d day of March, anno Domini, one thousand seven hundred and ninety-seven ...

Reelection rates of House incumbents: 1790-1994 /
by: Huckabee, David C.
Published: (1995)

The electoral origins of divided government : competition in U.S. House elections, 1946-1988 /
by: Jacobson, Gary C.
Published: (1990)

The long red thread : how Democratic dominance gave way to Republican advantage in US House elections /
by: Kondik, Kyle
Published: (2021)

Congressional districts : sources of maps and demographic information /
by: Frazier, Judith B.
Published: (1993)

Elections: preliminary observations on state laws and perspectives on holding special elections to fill House vacancies : testimony before the Subcommittee on Modernization, Committee on House Administration, House of Representatives /
by: Gambler, Rebecca
Published: (2024)