November 5, 1872
General Election
| President | |||
| Ulysses S. Grant | Republican | 60.5% | Win |
| Horace Greeley | Liberal Republican | 38.5% | Loss |
| Charles O'Conor | Democratic | 1% | Loss |
| CD-01 | |||
| Charles Clayton | Republican | 52.3% | Win |
| William A. Piper | Liberal Republican | 47.7% | Loss |
| CD-02 | |||
| Paschal Coggins | Liberal Republican | 48.2% | Loss |
| Horace F. Page | Republican | 51.8% | Win |
| CD-03 | |||
| John M. Coghlan | Republican | 48.3% | Loss |
| John K. Luttrell | Liberal Republican | 51.7% | Win |
| CD-04 | |||
| Sherman O. Houghton | Republican | 53.6% | Win |
| E. J. C. Kewen | Liberal Republican | 46.4% | Loss |
Special Election
Special Election to fill the vacancy caused by the death of State Senator David Boucher (SD-24).
| SD-24 | |||
| George C. Perkins | Republican | Win | |