1892 United States presidential election in Minnesota

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1892 United States presidential election in Minnesota
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  1888 November 8, 1892 1896  
  Benjamin Harrison 1896.jpg StephenGroverCleveland.jpg
Nominee Benjamin Harrison Grover Cleveland
Party Republican Democratic
Home state Indiana New York
Running mate Whitelaw Reid Adlai Stevenson I
Electoral vote90
Popular vote122,823100,920
Percentage45.96%37.76%

  James B. Weaver 1892 (cropped).jpg John Bidwell circa 1890 3x4.jpg
Nominee James B. Weaver John Bidwell
Party Fusion Prohibition
Alliance Populist
Home state Iowa California
Running mate James G. Field James Cranfill
Electoral vote00
Popular vote29,31314,182
Percentage10.97%5.31%

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County Results

President before election

Benjamin Harrison
Republican

Elected President

Grover Cleveland
Democratic

The 1892 United States presidential election in Minnesota took place on November 8, 1892. All contemporary 44 states were part of the 1892 United States presidential election. Minnesota voters chose nine electors to the Electoral College, which selected the president and vice president.

Contents

Minnesota was won by the Republican nominees, incumbent President Benjamin Harrison of Indiana and his running mate Whitelaw Reid of New York.

Campaign

The Minnesota Democratic Party initially announced that it would not conduct a fusion campaign, but later withdrew four of its electors in favor of Populist electors on October 10. [1]

With 5.31 percent of the popular vote, Minnesota proved to be Prohibition Party candidate John Bidwell’s best performance as well as the only state where he broke 5 percent of the vote. This is the closest the Democrats came to winning Minnesota in the 19th century. [2]

Results

1892 United States presidential election in Minnesota [3]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
Republican Benjamin Harrison (incumbent)122,82345.96%9
Democratic Grover Cleveland 100,92037.76%0
Fusion James Weaver 29,31310.97%0
Prohibition John Bidwell 14,1825.31%0
Totals267,238100.00%9
Voter turnout

Results by county

Counties carried by Harrison/Reid
Counties carried by Cleveland/Stevenson
Counties carried by Weaver/Field
CountyBenjamin Harrison [4]
Republican
Stephen Grover Cleveland [4]
Democratic
James Baird Weaver [5]
Fusion
John Bidwell [6]
Prohibition
MarginTotal votes cast
# %# %# %# %# %#
Aitkin 44562.59%21730.52%334.64%162.25%22832.07%711AI
Anoka 1,00252.76%72037.91%442.32%1337.00%28214.85%1,899AN
Becker 85355.43%26617.28%23915.53%18111.76%58738.14%1,539BK
Beltrami 5744.88%4434.65%2519.69%10.79%1310.24%127BL
Benton 42625.63%57734.72%63238.03%271.62%-55 [lower-alpha 1] -3.31%1,662BN
Big Stone 57641.68%49836.03%17012.30%1389.99%785.64%1,382BS
Blue Earth 2,68046.00%2,39941.18%3856.61%3626.21%2814.82%5,826BE
Brown 1,08038.48%1,17441.8249417.60%592.10%-94-3.35%2,807BR
Carlton 73758.49%37029.37%1088.57%453.57%36729.13%1,260CT
Carver 1,19140.35%1,46249.53%2468.33%531.80%-271-9.18%2,952CA
Cass 31139.72%23329.76%22128.22%182.30%789.96%783CS
Chippewa 73044.51%50730.91%24414.88%1599.70%22313.60%1,640CP
Chisago 1,48075.01%33817.13%452.28%1105.58%1,14257.88%1,973CH
Clay 95940.19%59424.90%71029.76%1235.16%249 [lower-alpha 2] 10.44%2,386CY
Cook 6851.52%1914.39%3123.48%1410.61%37 [lower-alpha 2] 28.03%132CK
Cottonwood 72752.38%20214.55%33323.99%1269.08%394 [lower-alpha 2] 28.39%1,388CD
Crow Wing 91653.10%51930.09%19311.19%975.62%39723.01%1,725CW
Dakota 1,48137.95%1,98950.97%2646.77%1684.31%-508-13.02%3,902DK
Dodge 1,21955.33%53624.33%30914.03%1396.31%68331.00%2,203DO
Douglas 1,31550.89%53320.63%48418.73%2529.75%78230.26%2,584DG
Faribault 1,99258.01%1,07031.16%862.50%2868.33%92226.85%3,434FA
Fillmore 2,92556.53%1,34626.01%54210.48%3616.98%1,57930.52%5,174FI
Freeborn 2,00461.27%74322.71%2818.59%2437.43%1,26138.55%3,271FB
Goodhue 3,57461.60%1,65928.59%2123.65%3576.15%1,91533.01%5,802GH
Grant 77655.35%31922.75%18212.98%1258.92%45732.60%1,402GR
Hennepin 20,80350.18%16,44839.67%2,3265.61%1,8834.54%4,35510.50%41,460HN
Houston 1,50950.13%1,24341.30%1705.65%882.92%2668.84%3,010HS
Hubbard 16435.65%12928.04%16135.00%61.30%3 [lower-alpha 2] 0.65%460HU
Isanti 72852.11%1057.52%30822.05%25618.32%420 [lower-alpha 2] 30.06%1,397IS
Itasca 52040.66%68653.64%503.91%231.80%-166-12.98%1,279IT
Jackson 90146.16%72136.94%26713.68%633.23%1809.22%1,952JK
Kanabec 18253.53%3811.18%3510.29%8525.00%97 [lower-alpha 3] 28.53%340KA
Kandiyohi 1,34150.93%39114.85%60122.83%30011.39%740 [lower-alpha 2] 28.10%2,633KD
Kittson 40832.46%30724.42%44635.48%967.64%-38 [lower-alpha 2] -3.02%1,257KI
Lac qui Parle 1,16452.31%45720.54%51022.92%944.22%654 [lower-alpha 2] 29.39%2,225LQ
Lake 29060.04%12626.09%387.87%296.00%16433.95%483LK
Le Sueur 1,46539.73%1,82149.39%2556.92%1463.96%-356-9.66%3,687LS
Lincoln 31828.65%39635.68%31027.93%867.75%-78-7.03%1,110LN
Lyon 1,06850.88%48623.15%28013.34%26512.63%58227.73%2,099LY
Marshall 52627.90%35418.78%89247.32%1135.99%-366 [lower-alpha 2] -19.42%1,885MH
Martin 1,18957.22%66131.81%1034.96%1256.02%52825.41%2,078MT
McLeod 90232.28%1,52354.51%2529.02%1174.19%-621-22.23%2,794MD
Meeker 1,27442.09%1,14637.86%34811.50%2598.56%1284.23%3,027MK
Mille Lacs 46356.05%22327.00%10312.47%374.48%24029.06%826ML
Morrison 1,13537.76%1,58552.73%1605.32%1264.19%-450-14.97%3,006MR
Mower 2,23456.36%1,31033.05%1694.26%2516.33%92423.31%3,964MO
Murray 58636.90%51732.56%41225.94%734.60%694.35%1,588MU
Nicollet 1,09847.70%93740.70%1847.99%833.61%1616.99%2,302NI
Nobles 89444.24%66432.86%31815.73%1457.17%23011.38%2,021NO
Norman 72438.97%29415.82%59632.08%24413.13%128 [lower-alpha 2] 6.89%1,858NR
Olmsted 2,34450.79%1,93141.84%1593.45%1813.92%4138.95%4,615OL
Otter Tail 2,14037.40%1,64228.70%1,46625.62%4748.28%4988.70%5,722OT
Pine 53848.42%45841.22%706.30%454.05%807.20%1,111PN
Pipestone 64847.96%29521.84%34625.61%624.59%302 [lower-alpha 2] 22.35%1,351PS
Polk 1,37623.35%1,51025.63%2,77547.10%2313.92%-1,265 [lower-alpha 1] -21.47%5,892PL
Pope 1,03757.32%28215.59%36119.96%1297.13%676 [lower-alpha 2] 37.37%1,809PO
Ramsey 11,30741.99%12,81747.60%1,7256.41%1,0774.00%-1,510-5.61%26,926RM
Redwood 1,15543.54%64524.31%73427.67%1194.49%421 [lower-alpha 2] 15.87%2,653RW
Renville 1,37039.95%98428.70%92526.98%1504.37%38611.26%3,429RV
Rice 2,24548.29%1,79438.59%3527.57%2585.55%4519.70%4,649RC
Rock 94059.64%38324.30%17611.17%774.89%55735.34%1,576RK
Scott 76026.86%1,93768.47%993.50%331.17%-1,177-41.60%2,829SL
Sherburne 63253.88%29024.72%20217.22%494.18%34229.16%1,173SC
Sibley 95837.99%1,19147.22%32512.89%481.90%-233-9.24%2,522SB
St. Louis 5,15749.67%3,58634.54%9859.49%6556.31%1,57115.13%10,383SY
Stearns 1,62423.68%4,46165.04%5518.03%2233.25%-2,837-41.36%6,859ST
Steele 1,39648.71%1,29945.32%551.92%1164.05%973.38%2,866SE
Stevens 62246.21%50937.82%14410.70%715.27%1138.40%1,346SV
Swift 76237.39%71234.94%43421.30%1306.38%502.45%2,038SW
Todd 1,25142.09%1,11837.62%46015.48%1434.81%1334.48%2,972TD
Traverse 41339.33%31730.19%25824.57%625.90%969.14%1,050TR
Wabasha 1,58043.16%1,77448.46%1514.12%1564.26%-194-5.30%3,661WB
Wadena 45445.35%33233.17%16116.08%545.39%12212.19%1,001WD
Waseca 1,09044.86%1,04242.88%1646.75%1345.51%481.98%2,430WC
Washington 2,45153.31%1,73337.69%2986.48%1162.52%71815.62%4,598WA
Watonwan 93462.68%38826.04%755.03%936.24%54636.64%1,490WW
Wilkin 43442.67%36335.69%16916.62%515.01%716.98%1,017WK
Winona 2,73439.95%3,70154.08%2563.74%1532.24%-967-14.13%6,844WN
Wright 2,27148.56%1,82939.11%3377.21%2405.13%4429.45%4,677WR
Yellow Medicine 91149.11%36419.62%37920.43%20110.84%532 [lower-alpha 2] 28.68%1,855YM
Totals122,94445.87%100,58937.53%30,39911.34%14,1175.27%22,3558.34%268,049MN

Notes

  1. 1 2 In this county where Harrison ran third behind Cleveland and Weaver, margin given is Cleveland vote minus Weaver vote and percentage margin Cleveland percentage minus Weaver percentage.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 In this county where Cleveland ran behind both Harrison and Weaver, margin given is Harrison vote minus Weaver vote and percentage margin Harrison percentage minus Weaver percentage.
  3. In this county where Bidwell ran second ahead of Cleveland, margin given is Harrison vote minus Bidwell vote and percentage margin Harrison percentage minus Bidwell percentage.

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