1839–1840 United States Senate election in New York
Result 1839, no choice
On February 4, 1839, the State Legislature elected on joint ballot Spencer, Cooke, Hall and Haight to the offices they were nominated for, but on the next day they could not agree on a U.S.

1839–1840 United States Senate election in New York

Section Title: Result 1839, no choice
Table Section Text: On February 4, 1839, the State Legislature elected on joint ballot Spencer, Cooke, Hall and Haight to the offices they were nominated for, but on the next day they could not agree on a U.S.

Office	Candidate	Party	Senate (32 members) (first ballot)	Senate (32 members) (second ballot)	Senate (32 members) (third ballot)	Senate (32 members) (fourth ballot)	Senate (32 members) (fifth ballot)	Senate (32 members) (sixth ballot)	Assembly (128 members)

U.S. Senator	Nathaniel P. Tallmadge	Whig	13	13	13	82

Samuel Nelson	Democrat	2

Samuel Beardsley	Democrat	1	2	2	16

William C. Bouck	Democrat	1	1	1	1

Churchill C. Cambreleng	Democrat	1	1	1	1

Hiram Denio	Democrat	1	1	1	1

John A. Dix	Democrat	1	1	1	1

Charles E. Dudley	Democrat	1	1	1	1

Azariah C. Flagg	Democrat	1	1	1	1

Freeborn G. Jewett	Democrat	1	1	1	1

Ebenezer Mack	Democrat	1	1	1	1

Charles McVean	Democrat	1	1	1	1

Joseph D. Monell	Democrat	1	1	1	1

John Savage	Democrat	1	1	1	1

Jacob Sutherland	Democrat	1	1	1	1

John Tracy	Democrat	1	1	1	1

Greene C. Bronson	Democrat	1

Reuben H. Walworth	Democrat	1

Levi Beardsley	Democrat	1	1	1

Benjamin F. Butler	Democrat	1	1	1

Abijah Mann Jr.	Democrat	1	1	1

Sentence(s)

P. Tallmadge was the U.S. Senator from Whig.

final_sentence: P. Tallmadge was the U.S. Senator from Whig.