1843 report of the Committee of Privileges and Elections regarding the memorial of William B. Davis, objecting to the election of John Lumpkin as delegate of King & Queen County. After reviewing the evidence, the majority determined that Davis had won the election; the minority disagreed.

Report from the Committee of Privileges and Elections regarding the contested election between W.D. Pollard and B.F. Jones as a delegate representing King William County in the House. Although Pollard claimed that the election had procedural problems at some polls, the committee determined that Jones was duly elected.

Report of the House Committee of Privileges and Elections regarding the petition of John H. Vawter, who challenged the election of John W. Kelly as a delegate from Monroe County. After taking and reviewing evidence on a number of challenged votes, the committee concluded that after illegal votes were deducted, and others restored, Vawter had won the election.