1804–05 United States Senate elections
Senators were elected over a wide range of time throughout 1804 and 1805, and a seat may have been filled months late or remained vacant due to legislative deadlock.Senate party division, 9th Congress (1805–1807) Only reflects results of regular elections.Federalist James A. Bayard was elected November 13, 1804, to finish the term ending the following March.Theodorus Bailey had been elected to the Class 1 seat (term 1803–1809) but resigned on January 16, 1804, after his appointment as Postmaster of New York City.Once again, John Armstrong resigned from the Senate on June 30, 1804 (a third time in three years) when appointed U.S. Minister to France.The incumbent senators effectively switched seats due to appointments and special elections.
1802 & 18031806 & 1807United States SenateDemocratic-RepublicanFederalistU.S. SenateSeventeenth Amendmentstate legislatureslegislative deadlockClass 2Democratic-Republican Party9th CongressJohn Armstrong Jr.1800 (special)electedJohn SmithTheodorus BaileyNew York CityJacob RadcliffEgbert BensonSamuel J. PotterBenjamin HowlandAsher Robins1804 (special)U.S. Minister to FranceSamuel L. MitchillRufus KingDavid ThomasWilliam H. Wells1799 (special)James A. BayardAndrew MooreWilliam B. GilesPierce Butler1802 (special)John Gaillardre-electedCaesar A. RodneyJames SykesAbraham BaldwinJohn BrownBuckner ThrustonJohn AdairTimothy Pickering1803 (special)William EustisSimeon Olcott1801 (special)Nicholas GilmanJonathan DaytonAaron KitchellJesse FranklinMontfort StokesBenjamin SmithThomas BlountStephen CabarrusChristopher ElleryJames FennerThomas SumterHenry MiddletonSamuel FarrowElias HorryJohn WardWilliam Cockeelected earlyDaniel SmithJenkin WhitesideJohn BreckinridgeU.S. Attorney GeneralJohn PopeJames TurnerList of United States senators from Delawareelected in 1799List of United States senators from GeorgiaList of United States senators from KentuckyList of United States senators from MassachusettsList of United States senators from New HampshireList of United States senators from New JerseyFebruary 1804 United States Senate special elections in New YorkNovember 1804 United States Senate special election in New YorkList of United States senators from New YorkJohn ArmstrongDeWitt Clintonelected February 9, 1802Mayor of New York CityGeorge ClintonNew York State LegislatureState SenateState AssemblyList of United States senators from North CarolinaList of United States senators from Rhode IslandList of United States senators from South CarolinaList of United States senators from TennesseeList of United States senators from Virginia1805 United States House of Representatives elections in VirginiaWilson C. NicholasAbraham B. Venable1804 United States elections1804 United States presidential election1804–05 United States House of Representatives elections8th United States Congress9th United States CongressTufts UniversityDelaware (special)GeorgiaKentuckyNew HampshireNew JerseyFebruary (special)November (special)North CarolinaRhode IslandRhode Island (special)South CarolinaSouth Carolina (special)VirginiaVirginia (special)U.S.HouseConnecticutDelawareMaryland4th spMassachusetts12th spNew York1st sp