15th Congress U. S. Congressional Election 8 October 1816 1817-1819 Name Party Vote Name Party Vote Name Party Vote 1st District (4 elected): Samuel D. Ingham Dem-Rep 5,339 Thomas Hersey Dem-Rep 138 Adam Seybert Dem-Rep 6,054 Resigned 6 July 1818. 14th District: William Anderson Dem-Rep 6,001 7th District: Henry Baldwin Indep. Rep., Federalist 2,139 John Sergeant Federalist 5,414 Joseph Heister Old School 3,420 Walter Lowrie Dem-Rep 1,336 Joseph Hopkinson Federalist 5,327 Charles Shoemaker New School 344 15th District: William Milnor Federalist 5,305 Daniel Udree New School 258 Robert Moore Dem-Rep 1,717 Samuel Edwards Federalist 5,259 William Clark Federalist 1,641 Jacob Summer Dem-Rep 3,807 8th District: John Conrad Dem-Rep 3,516 Alexander Ogle Dem-Rep 3,143 William J. Duane Indep. Repub. 2,744 John Fletcher Federalist 11 2nd District (2 elected): 9th District: Levi Pawling Federalist 5,014 William P. Maclay Dem-Rep 766 James Banks Federalist 246 Isaac Darlington Federalist 4,936 Special Elections William Darlington Dem-Rep 4,929 10th District (2 elected): John Hahn Dem-Rep 4,788 William Wilson Dem-Rep 6,106 14 October 1817 3rd District (2 elected): David Scott Dem-Rep 5,920 10th District: John Whiteside Dem-Rep 4,144 Resigned before Congress convened. John Murray Dem-Rep 8,333 James M. Wallace Dem-Rep 4,095 William Buyers Federalist 2,781 Abram Light Federalist 3,411 Amos Slaymaker Federalist 2,266 George Kremer Dem-Rep 1,660 Roswell Wells Federalist 1,658 3 March 1818 4th District: Charles Maus 667 Jacob Spangler Dem-Rep 1,561 6th District: Resigned 20 April 1818 11th District: Thomas Rogers Dem-Rep 2,926 Jacob Hay Federalist 764 David Marchand Dem-Rep 2,600 Samuel Sitgreaves Federalist 220 5th District (2 elected): George Armstrong Federalist 2,324 17 March 1818 William Maclay Dem-Rep 4,713 12th District: 4th District: Andrew Boden Dem-Rep 4,233 Thomas Patterson Dem-Rep 1,870 Jacob Hostetter Dem-Rep 771 James McSherry Federalist 3,018 John Hughes Federalist 275 Samuel Bacon Dem-Rep 693 John McClelland Federalist 2,760 13th District: John Clark 88 William Crawford Dem-Rep 503 Christian Tarr Dem-Rep 1,960 13 October 1818 6th District (2 elected): Presley C. Lane Dem-Rep 760 John Ross Dem-Rep 5,511 Henry Heaton Dem-Rep 546 6th District: Resigned 24 February 1818. Thomas McKibben Dem-Rep 452 Samuel Moore Dem-Rep 3,936 15th Congress: 1817-1819 Boldface indicates winner. Italics indicate incumbent.. Democratic-Republican - 17 Federalist - 5 D-R Old School -1 ERIE WARREN MCKEAN SUSQUEHANNA (Atch. to POTTER (Atch. to BRADFORD (Atch. to TIOGA CRAWFORD Venango) Centre) Lycoming) WAYNE JEFFERSON LYCOMING 10 15 VENANGO (Atch. to LUZERNE PIKE Indiana) MERCER 2 seats CLEARFIELD 6 COLUMBIA 2 seats ARMSTRONG CENTRE BUTLER UNION NORTHAMPTON NORTH- 9 UMBER- BEAVER 11 14 LAND INDIANA CAMBRIA SCHUYLKILL LEHIGH MIFFLIN DAUPHIN ALLEGHENY 7 BUCKS HUNTINGDON BERKS CUMBERLAND LEBANON MONTGOMERY 12 WESTMORELAND WASHINGTON 5 3 2 8 2 seats 2 2 seats PHILA. LANCASTER seats 1 FAYETTE SOMERSET BEDFORD 4 YORK CHESTER DELAWARE GREENE 13 FRANKLIN ADAMS 4 seats 2 D-R, 2 Fed. Source: Dubin, Congressional Elections, pp.60-62 6 January 2007.