united states house of representatives elections , 1828 

Statements about this table:
david woodcock (aj) , the incumbent , be first elect in 1821
the candidate and vote for district new york 21 be robert monell (j) 63.6% tilly lynde 36.4%
for the incumbent selah r hobbie , the candidate be perkins king (j) 61.6% jacob haight (aj) 38.4%
new york district 1 's candidate james lent (j) 52.3% silas wood (aj) 47.7% result in the re - election loss for the incumbent silas wood
john c clark be the incumbent for candidate robert monell (j) 63.6% tilly lynde 36.4%
the candidate for district new york 21 be robert monell (j) tilly lynde and david woodcock
for the incumbent selah r hobbie , the candidate from new york 25 be perkins king (j) jacob haight (aj)
for the district with new york 22 candidate james lent (j) silas wood (aj) , the result be that the incumbent silas wood lost re - election and the jacksonian party gain
district
incumbent
party
first elected
result
candidates
new york 1
silas wood
anti - jacksonian
1818
lost re - election jacksonian gain
james lent (j) 52.3% silas wood (aj) 47.7%
new york 6
john hallock , jr
jacksonian
1824
retired jacksonian hold
hector craig (j) 55.7% samuel j wilkin (aj) 44.3%
new york 8
james strong
anti - jacksonian
1818 1822
re - elected
james strong (aj) 50.9% james vanderpoel (j) 49.1%
new york 11
selah r hobbie
jacksonian
1826
retired jacksonian hold
perkins king (j) 61.6% jacob haight (aj) 38.4%
new york 15
michael hoffman
jacksonian
1824
re - elected
michael hoffman (j) 100%
district
incumbent
party
first elected
result
candidates
new york 17
john w taylor
anti - jacksonian
1812
re - elected
john w taylor (aj) 54.9% john cramer (j) 45.1%
new york 21
john c clark
jacksonian
1826
retired jacksonian hold
robert monell (j) 63.6% tilly lynde 36.4%
new york 22
john g stower
jacksonian
1824
lost re - election anti - jacksonian gain
thomas beekman (aj) 53.4% john g stower (j) 46.6%
new york 25
david woodcock
anti - jacksonian
1821 1826
lost re - election jacksonian gain
thomas maxwell (j) 60.1% david woodcock (aj) 39.9%