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1948 Arizona governor election

Dan E. Garvey (Democrat) beat Bruce D. Brockett (Republican) in Arizona in 1948, 59.2% to 40.1%, a margin of 19.1 points and 33,589 votes.

The Democratic hold continued from 1946, when Sidney Preston Osborn won.

Democrats led in 14 of the 14 counties as they stood then. The largest, Maricopa, cast 77,778 votes and went to the Democrat by 7.2 points. The closest was Apache, where 682 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Governor

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Dan E. Garvey won Democratic 104,008 59.2%
Bruce D. Brockett Republican 70,419 40.1%
All other candidates 1,340 0.8%
Total175,767

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Maricopa 41,257 53.0% 35,672 45.9% 849 77,778 D+7.2
Pima 22,003 62.0% 13,297 37.5% 163 35,463 D+24.5
Cochise 7,121 68.8% 3,184 30.8% 39 10,344 D+38.1
Yavapai 4,909 54.9% 3,940 44.1% 90 8,939 D+10.8
Gila 5,036 68.9% 2,235 30.6% 42 7,313 D+38.3
Yuma 4,647 67.0% 2,263 32.6% 26 6,936 D+34.4
Pinal 3,755 63.5% 2,132 36.1% 22 5,909 D+27.5
Navajo 3,003 65.7% 1,556 34.0% 11 4,570 D+31.7
Coconino 2,716 60.2% 1,779 39.4% 17 4,512 D+20.8
Graham 2,115 61.4% 1,310 38.1% 17 3,442 D+23.4
Greenlee 2,308 80.7% 539 18.9% 12 2,859 D+61.9
Mohave 1,858 67.9% 860 31.4% 19 2,737 D+36.5
Santa Cruz 1,736 68.1% 790 31.0% 23 2,549 D+37.1
Apache 1,544 63.9% 862 35.7% 10 2,416 D+28.2

Counties as they stood in 1948; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Arizona governor elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2022 Katie Hobbs (D) D+0.7
2018 Doug Ducey (R) R+14.1
2014 Doug Ducey (R) R+11.8
2010 Jan Brewer (R) R+11.9
2006 Janet Napolitano (D) D+27.1
2002 Janet Napolitano (D) D+1.0
1998 Jane Dee Hull (R) R+25.4
1994 Fife Symington (R) R+8.2
1990 Fife Symington (R) R+4.7
1986 Evan Mecham (R) R+5.2
1982 Bruce Babbitt (D) D+30.0
1978 Bruce Babbitt (D) D+7.7
1974 Raul H. Castro (D) D+0.9
1970 Jack R. Williams (R) R+1.9
1968 Jack R. Williams (R) R+15.7
1966 Jack R. Williams (R) R+7.5
1964 Sam Goddard (D) D+6.5
1962 Paul Fannin (R) R+9.7
1960 Paul Fannin (R) R+18.6
1958 Paul Fannin (R) R+10.3
1956 Ernest W. McFarland (D) D+19.1
1954 Ernest W. McFarland (D) D+5.0
1952 Howard Pyle (R) R+20.3
1950 Howard Pyle (R) R+1.5
1948 Dan E. Garvey (D) D+19.1
1946 Sidney Preston Osborn (D) D+20.2
1944 Sidney Preston Osborn (D) D+56.7
1942 Sidney Preston Osborn (D) D+45.6
1940 Sidney Preston Osborn (D) D+31.7
1938 Robert T. Jones (D) D+41.2
1936 Rawghile C. Stanford (D) D+41.6
1934 Benjamin B. Moeur (D) D+21.5
1932 Benjamin B. Moeur (D) D+27.8
1930 George W.P. Hunt (D) D+2.8
1928 John C. Phillips (R) R+3.5
1926 George W.P. Hunt (D) D+0.5
1924 George W.P. Hunt (D) D+1.1
1922 George W.P. Hunt (D) D+9.9
1920 Thomas E. Campbell (R) R+8.3
1918 Thomas E. Campbell (R) R+0.7
1916 Thomas E. Campbell (R) R+0.1
1914 George W. P. Hunt (D) D+14.9
1911 George W. P. Hunt (D) D+9.0