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All 10 Virginia seats to the United States House of Representatives | |||||||||||||
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| District | Result | Candidates |
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| Virginia 1 | Pro-Administration win | √ Alexander White (Pro-Administration) 100% |
| Virginia 2 | Anti-Administration win | √ John Brown (Anti-Administration)[1] |
| Virginia 3 | Anti-Administration win | √ Andrew Moore (Anti-Administration)[1] George Hancock (Pro-Administration) |
| Virginia 4 | Pro-Administration win | √ Richard Bland Lee (Pro-Administration)[1] John Pope |
| Virginia 5 | Anti-Administration win | √ James Madison, Jr. (Anti-Administration) 57.4% James Monroe (Anti-Administration) 42.6%. |
| Virginia 6 | Anti-Administration win | √ Isaac Coles (Anti-Administration)[1] |
| Virginia 7 | Anti-Administration win | √ John Page (Anti-Administration)[1] Spencer Roane Meriwether Smith Arthur Lee Francis Corbin |
| Virginia 8 | Anti-Administration win | √ Josiah Parker (Anti-Administration) 48.1% Thomas Mathews 39.7% Isaac Avery 12.1% |
| Virginia 9 | Anti-Administration win | √ Theodorick Bland (Anti-Administration)[1] Edward Carrington Thomas Rivers Sterling Edmunds Thomas Stith Charles B. Jones Creed Taylor William Ronald William Macon |
| Virginia 10 | Pro-Administration win | √ Samuel Griffin (Pro-Administration)[1] Benjamin Harrison Miles Selden, Jr. |
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