1800 United States presidential election in Virginia

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1800 United States presidential election in Virginia

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Nominee Thomas Jefferson John Adams Party Democratic-Republican Federalist Home state Virginia Massachusetts Electoral vote 21 0 Popular vote 21,002 6,175 Percentage 77.28% 22.72%

County results Jefferson   50–60%   60–70%   70–80%   80–90%   90–100% Adams   50–60%   60–70%   70–80%   80–90%   90–100% No data/vote

President before election John Adams Federalist Elected President Thomas Jefferson Democratic-Republican

The 1800 United States presidential election in Virginia was held between October 31 and December 3, 1800. Virginia voters chose 21 representatives, or electors, to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Democratic-Republican Vice President Thomas Jefferson carried the state by taking all 21 electoral votes and over 77.2% of the popular votes.

Results

1800 United States presidential election in Virginia [1]
Party		Candidate	Votes	Percentage	Electoral votes
	Democratic-Republican	Thomas Jefferson	21,002	77.28%	21
	Federalist	John Adams	6,175	22.72%	0
Totals			27,177	100.00%	21

Results by district

Results by district ^[1]

District	Jefferson		Adams		Total
	Votes	Pct.	Votes	Pct.
One	254	29.6%	603	70.4%	857
Two	812	69.2%	362	30.8%	1,174
Three	1,408	95.0%	74	5.0%	1,482
Four	1,066	78.4%	294	21.6%	1,360
Five	1,010	92.8%	78	7.2%	1,088
Six	1,224	89.4%	145	10.6%	1,369
Seven	787	79.7%	200	20.3%	987
Eight	1,168	90.7%	120	9.3%	1,288
Nine	995	87.4%	144	12.6%	1,139
Ten	1,076	97.5%	28	2.5%	1,104
Eleven	1,377	97.2%	40	2.8%	1,417
Twelve	1,690	97.7%	40	2.3%	1,730
Thirteen	1,325	81.9%	293	18.1%	1,618
Fourteen	646	72.4%	246	27.6%	892
Fifteen	559	61.4%	351	38.6%	910
Sixteen	944	61.9%	582	38.1%	1,526
Seventeen	1,531	72.5%	581	27.5%	2,112
Eighteen	545	42.1%	749	57.9%	1,294
Nineteen	1,213	60.0%	810	40.0%	2,023
Twenty	796	95.4%	38	4.6%	834
Twenty-one	576	62.2%	350	37.8%	926
Unknown	136	90.7%	14	9.3%	150

Results by county

Results by county ^[1]

District	County	Jefferson		Adams		Total
		Votes	Pct.	Votes	Pct.
One	Accomack	22	7.2%	284	92.8%	306
	Northampton	28	16.4%	143	83.6%	171
	Princess Anne	204	53.7%	176	46.3%	380
Two	Charles City	111	68.5%	51	31.5%	162
	Elizabeth City	82	80.4%	20	19.6%	102
	Henrico	298	72.7%	112	27.3%	410
	James City	97	62.2%	59	37.8%	156
	New Kent	105	54.7%	87	45.3%	192
	Warwick	53	89.83%	6	10.17%	59
	York	74	75.5%	24	24.5%	98
Three	Albermarle	561	94.4%	33	5.6%	594
	Amherst	303	94.1%	19	5.9%	322
	Fluvanna	246	96.5%	9	3.5%	255
	Goochland	298	95.8%	13	4.2%	311
Four	Essex	209	82.0%	46	18.0%	255
	Gloucester	203	79.0%	54	21.0%	257
	King and Queen	237	83.5%	47	16.5%	284
	King William	128	59.8%	86	40.2%	214
	Mathews	171	85.5%	29	14.5%	200
	Middlesex	118	78.7%	32	21.3%	150
Five	Caroline	369	98.4%	6	1.6%	375
	Hanover	201	81.7%	45	18.3%	246
	Louisa	440	94.2%	27	5.8%	467
Six	Culpeper	372	78.8%	100	21.2%	472
	Madison	238	90.5%	25	9.5%	263
	Orange	337	98.0%	7	2.0%	344
	Spotsylvania	277	95.5%	13	4.5%	290
Seven	Isle of Wight	254	90.7%	26	9.3%	280
	Nansemond	181	87.4%	26	12.6%	207
	Norfolk	352	70.4%	148	29.6%	500
Eight	Greensville	194	97.0%	6	3.0%	200
	Prince George	197	95.6%	9	4.4%	206
	Southampton	214	69.5%	94	30.5%	308
	Surry	184	96.8%	6	3.2%	190
	Sussex	379	98.7%	5	1.3%	384
Nine	Brunswick	385	93.9%	25	6.1%	410
	Dinwiddie	318	97.0%	10	3.0%	328
	Mecklenburg	292	72.8%	109	27.2%	401
Ten	Amelia	243	100.0%	0	0.0%	243
	Chesterfield	460	98.7%	6	1.3%	466
	Nottaway	190	100.0%	0	0.0%	190
	Powhatan	183	89.3%	22	10.7%	205
Eleven	Buckingham	501	100.0%	0	0.0%	501
	Cumberland	289	96.3%	11	3.7%	300
	Lunenburg	243	90.3%	26	9.7%	269
	Prince Edward	344	99.1%	3	0.9%	347
Twelve	Charlotte	342	92.9%	26	7.1%	368
	Halifax	764	98.1%	15	1.9%	779
	Pittsylvania	584	92.7%	46	7.3%	630
Thirteen	Bedford	269	47.9%	293	52.1%	562
	Campbell	211	56.3%	164	43.7%	375
	Franklin	531	94.8%	29	5.2%	560
	Henry	184	85.6%	31	14.4%	215
	Patrick	130	100.0%	0	0.0%	130
Fourteen	King George	91	65.5%	48	34.5%	139
	Lancaster	139	72.0%	54	28.0%	193
	Northumberland	220	89.1%	27	10.9%	247
	Richmond	123	81.5%	28	18.5%	151
	Westmoreland	73	45.1%	89	54.9%	162
Fifteen	Fairfax	240	52.4%	218	47.6%	458
	Prince William	168	80.0%	42	20.0%	210
	Stafford	151	62.4%	91	37.6%	242
Sixteen	Berkeley	417	52.9%	371	47.1%	788
	Frederick	527	71.4%	211	28.6%	738
Seventeen	Augusta	237	33.9%	462	66.1%	699
	Rockingham	584	88.2%	78	11.8%	662
	Shenandoah	710	94.5%	41	5.5%	751
Eighteen	Bath	112	67.1%	55	32.9%	167
	Botetourt	144	60.0%	96	40.0%	240
	Greenbrier	28	9.1%	279	90.9%	307
	Kanawha	No data
	Monroe	42	21.3%	155	78.7%	197
	Rockbridge	219	57.2%	164	42.8%	383
Nineteen	Brooke	220	87.3%	32	12.7%	252
	Hampshire	180	47.4%	200	52.6%	380
	Hardy	90	39.1%	140	60.9%	230
	Harrison	163	71.5%	65	28.5%	228
	Monongalia	254	57.9%	185	42.1%	439
	Ohio	164	72.9%	61	27.1%	225
	Pendleton	111	51.2%	106	48.8%	217
	Randolph	31	59.6%	21	40.4%	52
Twenty	Grayson	117	100.0%	0	0.0%	117
	Lee	33	94.3%	2	5.7%	35
	Montgomery	212	92.6%	17	7.4%	229
	Russell	31	100.0%	0	0.0%	31
	Washington	290	98.0%	6	2.0%	296
	Wythe	113	89.7%	13	10.3%	126
Twenty-one	Fauquier	308	70.2%	131	29.8%	439
	Loudoun	132	39.2%	205	60.8%	337
Unknown	Tazewell	82	93.2%	6	6.8%	88
	Wood	54	87.1%	8	12.9%	62

See also

• United States presidential elections in Virginia

References

1. "Virginia 1800 Electoral College". Archived from the original on November 26, 2020. Retrieved May 19, 2024.