General Ticket Usage
This is a table of every instance of the use of the general ticket in the United States Congress
| Congress | Dates | State & Number of Representatives |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | 1789-1791 | CT (5), NJ (4), NH (3), PA (8) |
| 2nd | 1791-1793 | CT (5), NJ (4), NH (3) |
| 3rd | 1793-1795 | CT (7), GA (2), NJ (5), NH (4), PA (13), RI (2) |
| 4th | 1795-1797 | CT (7), GA (2), NJ (5), NH (4), RI (2) |
| 5th | 1797-1799 | CT (7), GA (2), NJ (5), NH (4), RI (2) |
| 6th | 1799-1801 | CT (7), GA (2), NH (4), RI (2) |
| 7th | 1801-1803 | CT (7), GA (2), NJ (5), NH (4), RI (2) |
| 8th | 1803-1805 | CT (7), GA (4), NJ (6), NH (5), RI (2), TN (3) |
| 9th | 1805-1807 | CT (7), GA (4), NJ (6), NH (5), RI (2) |
| 10th | 1807-1809 | CT (7), GA (4), NJ (6), NH (5), RI (2) |
| 11th | 1809-1811 | CT (7), GA (4), NJ (6), NH (5), RI (2) |
| 12th | 1811-1813 | CT (7), GA (4), NJ (6), NH (5), RI (2) |
| 13th | 1813-1815 | CT (7), DE (2), GA (6), NH (6), RI (2), VT (6) |
| 14th | 1815-1817 | CT (7), DE (2), GA (6), NJ (6), NH (6), RI (2), VT (6) |
| 15th | 1817-1819 | CT (7), DE (2), GA (6), NJ (6), NH (6), RI (2), VT (6) |
| 16th | 1819-1821 | CT (7), DE (2), GA (6), NJ (6), NH (6), RI (2), VT (6) |
| 17th | 1821-1823 | CT (7), DE (2), GA (6), NJ (6), NH (6), RI (2) |
| 18th | 1823-1825 | CT (6), GA (7), NJ (6), NH (6), RI (2), VT (5) |
| 19th | 1825-1827 | CT (6), GA (7), NJ (6), NH (6), RI (2) |
| 20th | 1827-1829 | CT (6), NJ (6), NH (6), RI (2) |
| 21st | 1829-1831 | CT (6), GA (7), NJ (6), NH (6), RI (2) |
| 22nd | 1831-1833 | CT (6), GA (7), NJ (6), NH (6), RI (2) |
| 23rd | 1833-1835 | CT (6), GA (9), MO (2), MS (2), NJ (6), NH (5), RI (2) |
| 24th | 1835-1837 | CT (6), GA (9), MO (2), MS (2), NJ (6), NH (5), RI (2) |
| 25th | 1837-1839 | NH (5), GA (9), MO (2), MS (2), NJ (6), RI (2) |
| 26th | 1839-1841 | NH (5), GA (9), MO (2), MS (2), NJ (6), RI (2) |
| 27th | 1841-1843 | AL (5), GA (9), MO (2), MS (2), NH (5), NJ (6), RI (2) |
| 28th | 1843-1845 | NH (4), GA (8), MO (5), MS (4) |
| 29th | 1845-1847 | IA (2), NH (4), MO (5), MS (4) |
| 30th | 1847-1849 | WI (2) |
| 31st | 1849-1851 | CA (2) |
| 32nd | 1851-1853 | CA (2) |
| 33rd | 1853-1855 | CA (2) |
| 34th | 1855-1857 | CA (2) |
| 35th | 1857-1859 | CA (2), MN (2) |
| 36th | 1859-1861 | CA (2), MN (2) |
| 37th | 1861-1863 | CA (3), MN (2) |
| 38th to 42nd | 1863-1873 | CA (3) |
| 43rd to 47th | 1873-1883 | Fl (2), KS (3) |
| 48th | 1883-1885 | ME (4) |
| 51st | 1889-1891 | SD (2) |
| 52nd | 1891-1893 | SD (2) |
| 53rd | 1893-1895 | SD (2), WA (2) |
| 54th | 1895-1897 | SD (2), WA (2) |
| 55th | 1897-1899 | SD (2), WA (2) |
| 56th | 1899-1901 | SD (2), WA (2) |
| 57th | 1901-1903 | SD (2), WA (2) |
| 58th | 1903-1905 | ND (2), SD (2), WA (3) |
| 59th | 1905-1907 | ND (2), SD (2), WA (3) |
| 60th | 1907-1909 | ND (2), SD (2), WA (3) |
| 61st | 1909-1911 | ND (2), SD (2) |
| 62nd | 1911-1913 | ND (2), NM (2), SD (2) |
| 63rd | 1913-1915 | ID (2), MT (2), UT (2) |
| 64th | 1915-1917 | ID (2), MT (2) |
| 65th to 72nd | 1917-1933 | ID (2), MT (2) |
| 73rd | 1933-1935 | KY (9), MN (9), MO (13), ND (2), VA (9) |
| 74th | 1935-1937 | ND (2) |
| 75th | 1937-1939 | ND (2) |
| 76th | 1939-1941 | ND (2) |
| 77th | 1941-1943 | ND (2) |
| 78th | 1943-1945 | AZ (2), NM (2), ND (2) |
| 79th | 1945-1947 | AZ (2), NM (2), ND (2) |
| 80th | 1947-1949 | AZ (2), NM (2), ND (2) |
| 81st | 1949-1951 | NM (2), ND (2) |
| 82nd | 1951-1953 | NM (2), ND (2) |
| 83rd | 1953-1955 | NM (2), ND (2) |
| 84th | 1955-1957 | NM (2), ND (2) |
| 85th | 1957-1959 | NM (2), ND (2) |
| 86th | 1959-1961 | NM (2), ND (2) |
| 87th | 1961-1963 | NM (2), ND (2) |
| 88th | 1963-1965 | AL (8), HI (2), NM (2) |
| 89th | 1965-1967 | HI (2), NM (2) |
| 90th | 1967-1969 | HI (2), NM (2) |
| 91st | 1969-1971 | HI (2) |
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