1892 United States presidential election in Washington (state)

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1892 United States presidential election in Washington (state)
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November 8, 1892 1896  
  Benjamin Harrison 1896.jpg StephenGroverCleveland.jpg James B. Weaver 1892 (cropped).jpg
Nominee Benjamin Harrison Grover Cleveland James B. Weaver
Party Republican Democratic Populist
Home state Indiana New York Iowa
Running mate Whitelaw Reid Adlai E. Stevenson James Field
Electoral vote400
Popular vote36,47029,84419,105
Percentage41.46%33.92%21.72%

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County Results

President before election

Benjamin Harrison
Republican

Elected President

Grover Cleveland
Democratic

The 1892 United States presidential election in Washington took place on November 8, 1892, as part of the 1892 United States presidential election. Voters chose four representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Contents

Washington participated in its first ever presidential election, having become the 42nd state on November 11, 1889. The state voted for the Republican incumbent president, Benjamin Harrison, over the Democratic candidate and former president, Grover Cleveland by a margin of 6,62 votes, or a 7.53% margin.

Results

General Election Results [1]
PartyPledged toElectorVotes
Republican Party Benjamin HarrisonJohn S. McMillin36,470 [lower-alpha 1]
Republican Party Benjamin HarrisonGeorge V. Calhoun36,457
Republican Party Benjamin HarrisonChester F. White36,242
Republican Party Benjamin HarrisonIgnatius A. Navarre36,138
Democratic Party Grover ClevelandLouis K. Church29,844
Democratic Party Grover ClevelandFranklin D. Arnold29,828
Democratic Party Grover ClevelandJohn W. Stearns29,770
Democratic Party Grover ClevelandLew H. Plattor29,703
People's Party James B. WeaverWilliam J. Caldwell19,105
People's Party James B. WeaverJames Bassett19,093
People's Party James B. WeaverP. B. Barrows19,065
People's Party James B. WeaverWilliam Lee Sr.19,054
Prohibition Party John BidwellH. N. Belt2,553
Prohibition Party John BidwellD. R. Bigelow2,522
Prohibition Party John BidwellA. Macready2,508
Prohibition Party John BidwellJ. W. Peter2,506
Votes cast [lower-alpha 2] 87,972

Results by county

County Benjamin Harrison
Republican
Grover Cleveland
Democratic
James B. Weaver
Populist
John Bidwell
Prohibition
MarginTotal votes cast [lower-alpha 3]
#%#%#%#%#%
Adams 24442.81%13924.39%18131.75%61.05%63 [lower-alpha 4] 11.05%570
Asotin 19452.72%14338.86%164.35%154.08%5113.86%368
Chehalis 99041.98%80033.93%52522.26%431.82%1908.06%2,358
Clallam 51838.20%44833.04%38328.24%70.52%705.16%1,356
Clark 1,06941.51%96637.51%44917.44%913.53%1034.00%2,575
Columbia 61539.30%67242.94%18511.82%935.94%-57-3.64%1,565
Cowlitz 73841.93%55631.59%43024.43%362.05%18210.34%1,760
Douglas 34537.70%25327.65%29832.57%192.08%475.14%915
Franklin 2823.53%5445.38%3428.57%32.52%-20 [lower-alpha 4] -16.81%119
Garfield 35138.66%28831.72%22424.67%454.96%636.94%908
Island 16140.55%12731.99%9323.43%164.03%348.56%397
Jefferson 61043.88%66547.84%987.05%171.72%-55-3.96%1,390
King 6,52044.31%4,92533.47%2,80119.04%4673.17%1,59510.84%14,713
Kitsap 43834.60%37029.23%40031.60%584.58%38 [lower-alpha 4] 3.00%1,266
Kittitas 85537.83%80035.40%57325.35%321.42%552.43%2,260
Klickitat 61647.02%27921.30%36728.02%483.66%24919.01%1,310
Lewis 1,35041.49%1,01431.16%71822.07%1725.29%33610.33%3,254
Lincoln 91537.58%93138.23%52321.48%662.71%-16-0.66%2,435
Mason 35242.00%35642.48%12414.80%60.72%-4-0.48%838
Okanogan 57750.04%42536.86%14612.66%50.43%15213.18%1,153
Pacific 75952.60%55938.74%865.96%392.70%20013.86%1,443
Pierce 3,95437.07%3,62133.95%2,79326.19%2972.78%3333.12%10,665
San Juan 34854.89%22635.65%457.10%152.37%12219.24%634
Skagit 1,24642.92%92331.79%66522.91%692.38%32311.13%2,903
Skamania 9139.74%9943.23%3414.85%52.18%-8-3.49%229
Snohomish 1,48834.93%1,39032.63%1,30230.56%801.88%982.30%4,260
Spokane 3,36745.45%2,24730.33%1,61621.81%1782.40%1,12015.12%7,408
Stevens 62237.25%50130.00%52931.68%181.08%93 [lower-alpha 4] 5.57%1,670
Thurston 1,04341.70%81032.39%54121.63%1074.28%2339.32%2,501
Wahkiakum 23946.32%22443.41%499.50%40.78%152.91%516
Walla Walla 1,36247.14%1,31345.45%883.05%1264.36%491.70%2,889
Whatcom 1,70941.50%1,16128.19%1,08026.23%1684.08%54813.31%4,118
Whitman 2,13137.26%2,06136.04%1,33923.41%1883.29%701.22%5,719
Yakima 62541.47%49833.05%37024.55%140.93%1278.43%1,507
Totals36,47041.46%29,84433.92%19,10521.72%2,5532.90%6,6267.53%87,972

See also

Notes

  1. The stated total for McMillin is 36,460 but it's noted on the original canvass that the county figures add up to 36,470, so it seems likely the former figure is a mistake
  2. Based on totals for highest elector on each ticket
  3. Based on highest elector on each ticket
  4. 1 2 3 4 Margin over Weaver

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References

  1. Washington State Archives, Abstract of Election Returns of State of Washington at a General Election held on the Eighth day of November, A.D. 1892.