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Proclamation of Governor John Eager Howard announcing the election of the electors of the state of Maryland
Proclamation of Governor John Eager Howard announcing the election of the electors of the state of Maryland 1/25/1789
Delaware
Delaware's Certification of Vote for President in the 1789 Election 2/4/1789
Georgia
Georgia's Certification of Vote in the 1789 Election 2/4/1789
New Jersey
New Jersey's Certification of Vote for President and Vice President 2/4/1789
Maryland
Maryland's Certification of Vote in the 1789 Election 2/5/1789
Senate Journal of the First Congress
Senate Journal of the First Congress 5/14/1789
New Hampshire
New Hampshire's Certificate of Ascertainment for the 1792 Presidential Election 11/23/1792
New Hampshire Electoral College Vote
New Hampshire Electoral College Vote 12/5/1792
Tally of Electoral Votes for the 1800 Presidential Election
Tally of Electoral Votes for the 1800 Presidential Election 2/11/1801
Joint Resolution Proposing the Twelfth Amendment to the United States Constitution
Joint Resolution Proposing the Twelfth Amendment to the United States Constitution 12/9/1803
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