2nd United States Congress
House of Representatives
There were 3 resignations, 1 vacancy of a member-elect, 1 contested election, 2 late elections, and 4 new seats of admitted states, resulting in a 3-seat net gain of the Anti-Administration members and a 1-seat net gain of the Pro-Administration members.

2nd United States Congress

Section Title: House of Representatives
Table Section Text: There were 3 resignations, 1 vacancy of a member-elect, 1 contested election, 2 late elections, and 4 new seats of admitted states, resulting in a 3-seat net gain of the Anti-Administration members and a 1-seat net gain of the Pro-Administration members.

District	Vacator	Reason for change	Successor	Date of successor's formal installation

Massachusetts 8th	Vacant	Due to failure to reach a majority, four ballots were needed to elect. Incumbent was elected late April 4, 1791.	George Thatcher (P)	April 4, 1791

New York 1st	Vacant	Representative-elect James Townsend died on May 24, 1790, before Congress assembled.	Thomas Tredwell (A)	October 24, 1791

Vermont 1st	New seat	Vermont was admitted to the Union on March 4, 1791.	Israel Smith (A)	October 24, 1791

Vermont 2nd	Nathaniel Niles (A)	October 24, 1791

Maryland 3rd	William Pinkney (A)	Resigned November 1791	John Francis Mercer (A)	February 6, 1792

Massachusetts 6th	Vacant	Due to failure to reach a majority, eight ballots were needed to elect. Incumbent was elected late April 2, 1792.	George Leonard (P)	April 2, 1792

Virginia 2nd	John Brown (A)	Resigned June 1, 1792, to become U.S. Senator from Kentucky.	Vacant	Seat went with Kentucky

Kentucky 2nd	New seat	Kentucky was admitted to the Union on June 1, 1792.	Alexander D. Orr (A)	November 8, 1792

Kentucky 1st	Christopher Greenup (A)	November 9, 1792

Georgia 1st	Anthony Wayne (A)	Anthony Wayne served until March 21, 1792, when seat declared vacant because the election was contested	John Milledge (A)	November 22, 1792

Maryland 2nd	Joshua Seney (A)	Resigned December 6, 1792.	William Hindman (P)	January 30, 1793

Sentence(s)

Anthony Wayne (A) served as representative until March 21, 1792 (seat declared vacant) which was later served by John Milledge (A) from November 22, 1792.

final_sentence: Anthony Wayne (A) served as representative until March 21, 1792 (seat declared vacant) which was later served by John Milledge (A) from November 22, 1792.