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Election 1892 Results

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1892 presidential election results by state and county

Grover Cleveland won back the White House from Benjamin Harrison, becoming the first president to serve two non-consecutive terms, while the Populists carried five Western states.

Grover Cleveland (Democrat) beat Benjamin Harrison in 1892, winning 277 electoral votes to 145, with 22 going to James B. Weaver (Populist). Grover Cleveland carried 23 states and Benjamin Harrison 16; James B. Weaver (Populist) carried Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, North Dakota and Nevada. Across the states, the Democratic and Republican vote came to 5,554,435 and 5,190,770 (D+3.0 of all votes cast).

The closest states were California (D+0.1), Ohio (R+0.1) and North Dakota (D+0.5). 8 states changed party from 1888: California to the Democrats, Colorado to the third party, Illinois to the Democrats, Indiana to the Democrats, Kansas to the third party, Nevada to the third party, New York to the Democrats and Wisconsin to the Democrats.

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About the 1892 presidential election

The 1892 race was a rematch. Harrison's term had brought high tariffs and heavy federal spending, and Republicans had lost the House badly in 1890. Farmers in the West and South, squeezed by falling crop prices and debt, formed the People's Party, known as the Populists, and nominated James B. Weaver of Iowa on a platform that included free coinage of silver. Cleveland won 277 electoral votes to Harrison's 145. He flipped New York, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and California, several of them narrowly: California by about a tenth of a point, Indiana by 1.3 and Wisconsin by 1.7. Harrison held Ohio by about a tenth of a point. Weaver won 22 electoral votes, carrying Colorado, Kansas, Idaho, Nevada and North Dakota. It was the strongest showing by a third party since the Civil War. The Populists' strength in the silver-mining and farm states foreshadowed the fight over currency that would split the Democrats four years later. Cleveland's second term began with the Panic of 1893 and a severe depression, which wrecked his party's standing.

Every state

StateDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin EV
Alabama Grover Cleveland138,135 (59.4%) Benjamin Harrison9,184 (3.9%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 84,984 (36.5%)
D+55.5 11
Arkansas Grover Cleveland87,834 (59.3%) Benjamin Harrison47,072 (31.8%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 11,831 (8.0%)
D+27.5 8
California flip Grover Cleveland118,174 (43.8%) Benjamin Harrison118,027 (43.8%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 25,311 (9.4%)
D+0.1 9
Colorado flip none Benjamin Harrison38,620 (41.1%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 53,584 (57.1%)
Third party +15.9 4
Connecticut Grover Cleveland82,395 (50.2%) Benjamin Harrison77,030 (46.9%) 4,835 D+3.3 6
Delaware Grover Cleveland18,581 (49.9%) Benjamin Harrison18,077 (48.5%) 577 D+1.4 3
Florida Grover Cleveland30,153 (85.0%) none James B. Weaver (Populist) 4,843 (13.7%)
D+85.0 4
Georgia Grover Cleveland129,446 (58.0%) Benjamin Harrison48,408 (21.7%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 41,939 (18.8%)
D+36.3 13
Idaho none Benjamin Harrison8,599 (44.3%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 10,520 (54.2%)
Third party +9.9 3
Illinois flip Grover Cleveland426,281 (48.8%) Benjamin Harrison399,308 (45.7%) 48,078 D+3.1 24
Indiana flip Grover Cleveland262,740 (47.5%) Benjamin Harrison255,615 (46.2%) 35,258 D+1.3 15
Iowa Grover Cleveland196,366 (44.3%) Benjamin Harrison219,795 (49.6%) 26,997 R+5.3 13
Kansas flip none Benjamin Harrison157,241 (48.4%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 163,111 (50.2%)
Third party +1.8 10
Kentucky Grover Cleveland175,461 (51.5%) Benjamin Harrison135,462 (39.7%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 23,500 (6.9%)
D+11.7 13
Louisiana Grover Cleveland87,926 (76.5%) Benjamin Harrison26,963 (23.5%) D+53.1 8
Maine Grover Cleveland48,049 (41.3%) Benjamin Harrison62,936 (54.0%) 5,462 R+12.8 6
Maryland Grover Cleveland113,866 (53.4%) Benjamin Harrison92,736 (43.5%) 6,673 D+9.9 8
Massachusetts Grover Cleveland176,813 (45.2%) Benjamin Harrison202,814 (51.9%) 11,401 R+6.7 15
Michigan Grover Cleveland202,252 (43.3%) Benjamin Harrison222,703 (47.7%) 41,813 R+4.4 14
Minnesota Grover Cleveland100,920 (37.8%) Benjamin Harrison122,823 (46.0%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 29,313 (11.0%)
R+8.2 9
Mississippi Grover Cleveland40,030 (76.2%) Benjamin Harrison1,398 (2.7%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 10,118 (19.3%)
D+73.6 9
Missouri Grover Cleveland268,400 (49.6%) Benjamin Harrison227,646 (42.0%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 41,204 (7.6%)
D+7.5 17
Montana Grover Cleveland17,690 (39.8%) Benjamin Harrison18,871 (42.4%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 7,338 (16.5%)
R+2.7 3
Nebraska Grover Cleveland24,943 (12.5%) Benjamin Harrison87,213 (43.6%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 83,134 (41.5%)
R+31.1 8
Nevada flip Grover Cleveland703 (6.5%) Benjamin Harrison2,811 (26.0%) James B. Weaver 7,312 (67.5%)
Third party +41.6 3
New Hampshire Grover Cleveland42,081 (47.1%) Benjamin Harrison45,658 (51.1%) 1,589 R+4.0 4
New Jersey Grover Cleveland170,987 (50.7%) Benjamin Harrison156,059 (46.2%) 10,439 D+4.4 10
New York flip Grover Cleveland654,868 (49.0%) Benjamin Harrison609,350 (45.6%) 72,575 D+3.4 36
North Carolina Grover Cleveland132,951 (47.4%) Benjamin Harrison100,346 (35.8%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 44,336 (15.8%)
D+11.6 11
North Dakota none Benjamin Harrison17,519 (48.5%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 17,700 (49.0%)
Third party +0.5 3
Ohio Grover Cleveland404,115 (47.5%) Benjamin Harrison405,187 (47.7%) 40,862 R+0.1 23
Oregon Grover Cleveland14,243 (18.1%) Benjamin Harrison35,002 (44.6%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 26,965 (34.4%)
R+26.5 4
Pennsylvania Grover Cleveland452,264 (45.1%) Benjamin Harrison516,011 (51.4%) 34,725 R+6.4 32
Rhode Island Grover Cleveland24,336 (45.7%) Benjamin Harrison26,975 (50.7%) 1,885 R+5.0 4
South Carolina Grover Cleveland54,680 (77.6%) Benjamin Harrison13,345 (18.9%) 2,479 D+58.6 9
South Dakota Grover Cleveland9,081 (12.9%) Benjamin Harrison34,888 (49.5%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 26,544 (37.6%)
R+36.6 4
Tennessee Grover Cleveland136,468 (51.4%) Benjamin Harrison100,537 (37.8%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 23,918 (9.0%)
D+13.5 12
Texas Grover Cleveland239,148 (56.7%) Benjamin Harrison81,144 (19.2%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 99,688 (23.6%)
D+37.4 15
Vermont Grover Cleveland16,325 (29.3%) Benjamin Harrison37,992 (68.1%) 1,476 R+38.8 4
Virginia Grover Cleveland164,136 (56.2%) Benjamin Harrison113,098 (38.7%) 15,004 D+17.5 12
Washington Grover Cleveland29,802 (33.9%) Benjamin Harrison36,460 (41.4%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 19,165 (21.8%)
R+7.6 4
West Virginia Grover Cleveland84,467 (49.4%) Benjamin Harrison80,292 (46.9%) 6,320 D+2.4 6
Wisconsin flip Grover Cleveland177,325 (47.7%) Benjamin Harrison171,101 (46.1%) 23,055 D+1.7 12
Wyoming none Benjamin Harrison8,454 (50.5%) James B. Weaver (Populist) 7,722 (46.1%)
R+50.5 3

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Margins are Democrat minus Republican, of all votes. Certified results, from the states' own archives, the MIT Election Data and Science Lab, Heideman (2026) and Algara & Amlani (2021). Maine and Nebraska are shown whole, without their district votes. By county: "As they were" draws each county as it stood on election day; "Today's" shares the old votes among today's counties by area, so its county detail is an estimate. County boundaries: Newberry Library, Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (CC BY-NC-SA 2.5). How these results were checked.

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