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1800 United States presidential election in Virginia

A presidential election was held in Virginia between October 31 and December 3, 1800. Virginia voters chose 21 representatives, or electors, to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Democratic-Republican Vice President Thomas Jefferson carried the state by taking all 21 electoral votes and over 77.2% of the popular votes.

1800 United States presidential election in Virginia
Democratic-Republican	Thomas Jefferson	21,002	77.28%	21
Federalist	John Adams	6,175	22.72%	0
Totals	27,177	100.00%	21

District	Jefferson	Adams	Total
One	254	29.6%	603	70.4%	857
Two	812	69.2%	362	30.8%	1,174
Three	1,408	95.0%	74	5.0%	1,482
Four	1,066	78.4%	294	21.6%	1,360
Five	1,010	92.8%	78	7.2%	1,088
Six	1,224	89.4%	145	10.6%	1,369
Seven	787	79.7%	200	20.3%	987
Eight	1,168	90.7%	120	9.3%	1,288
Nine	995	87.4%	144	12.6%	1,139
Ten	1,076	97.5%	28	2.5%	1,104
Eleven	1,377	97.2%	40	2.8%	1,417
Twelve	1,690	97.7%	40	2.3%	1,730
Thirteen	1,325	81.9%	293	18.1%	1,618
Fourteen	646	72.4%	246	27.6%	892
Fifteen	559	61.4%	351	38.6%	910
Sixteen	944	61.9%	582	38.1%	1,526
Seventeen	1,531	72.5%	581	27.5%	2,112
Eighteen	545	42.1%	749	57.9%	1,294
Nineteen	1,213	60.0%	810	40.0%	2,023
Twenty	796	95.4%	38	4.6%	834
Twenty-one	576	62.2%	350	37.8%	926
Unknown	136	90.7%	14	9.3%	150

United States presidential elections in Virginia

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