1992 United States presidential election in Alabama

none June 2025 September 2023 1992 United States presidential election 1992 United States presidential election in Alabama Alabama presidential no 1988 United States presidential election in Alabama 1988 1996 United States presidential election in Alabama 1996 November 3, 1992 76.32%Comprehensive Voter Turnout 1986-2020 https://www.sos.alabama.gov/sites/default/files/election-data/2021-05/Comprehensive%20Voter%20Turnout%201986-2020.pdf Alabama Secretary of State George Bush crop.jpg George H. W. Bush Republican Party (United States) Texas Dan Quayle 9 804,283 47.65% File:Bill Clinton.jpg Bill Clinton Democratic Party (United States) Arkansas Al Gore 0 690,080 40.88% RossPerotColor (cropped closein 3x4).jpg Ross Perot Independent (United States) Texas James Stockdale 0 183,109 10.85% 300px County results 300px Congressional district results Bush #f2b3be 40–50% #e27f90 50–60% #cc2f4a 60–70% Clinton #b9d7ff 40–50% #86b6f2 50–60% #4389e3 60–70% #1666cb 70–80% #0645B4 80–90% President George H. W. Bush Republican Party (United States) Bill Clinton Democratic Party (United States) The 1992 United States presidential election in Alabama took place on November 3, 1992, as part of the 1992 United States presidential election. Voters chose nine representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president. Alabama was won by President George H. W. Bush (R-TX). The presidential contest in Alabama was not a surprise, with Bush winning 47.65% to 40.88% over Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton (D), a margin of 6.77%. Despite the fact that Clinton was a Southern Democrat, Alabama remained a reliably Republican state. The last Democrat to carry Alabama was Jimmy Carter in 1976, who was also a Southern Democrat.https://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/index.html Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections Billionaire businessman Ross Perot (I-TX) finished in third, with a disappointing 10.85%. Primary The Alabama primary was regarded as unimportant as Bill Clinton and George H. W. Bush had already won their party's nominations by the time it was held.Steed Moreland Baker 1994 26 General election Black Belt Macon County saw Perot receive his smallest vote share in the nation, and that same county also gave Bush his smallest vote share of any county.Dave Leip’s U.S. Election Atlas; 1992 Presidential Election Statistics By contrast, white suburban Shelby County saw Bush receive 67.97% of the vote, a Republican share exceeded in this three-way election only by the famous past and present bastions of Jackson County, Kentucky, Sioux County, Iowa, and the Texas Panhandle counties of Hansford and Ochiltree. 2024 11 As of the 2024 presidential election, this is the last time a Democratic candidate won Lauderdale County, and the last time a Republican won Montgomery County.Sullivan, Robert David; ‘How the Red and Blue Map Evolved Over the Past Century’; America Magazine in The National Catholic Review; June 29, 2016 Bush's 47.65% of the popular vote was his third-highest vote share in the nation, after Mississippi and South Carolina.https://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/stats.php?year=1992&f=0&off=0&elect=0 1992 Presidential Election Statistics Dave Leip’s Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections 2018-03-05 Incumbent Democratic U.S. Senator Richard Shelby won reelection in the concurrent U.S. Senate election.Steed Moreland Baker 1994 35 Predictions SourceRatingAs ofThe Cook Political Report https://www.cookpolitical.com/ratings/presidential-race-ratings/348161 1992 CPR Electoral College Ratings The Cook Political Report en April 11, 2026 Toss Up October 28, 1992 Results 1992 United States presidential election in Alabamahttp://www.sos.state.al.us/elections/ElectionInfo.aspx sos.state.al.us 2010-07-01 https://web.archive.org/web/20100701120508/http://www.sos.state.al.us/elections/ElectionInfo.aspx 2010-07-01 deadPartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes Republican George H. W. Bush (incumbent) 804,283 47.65% 9 Democratic Bill Clinton 690,080 40.88% 0 Independent Ross Perot 183,109 10.85% 0 Libertarian Andre Marrou 5,737 0.34% 0 New Alliance Party Lenora Fulani 2,161 0.13% 0 Socialist Workers Party James Warren 831 0.05% 0 Write-Ins 723 0.04% 0 Democrats for Economic Recovery Lyndon LaRouche 641 0.04% 0 Natural Law John Hagelin 495 0.03% 0 Totals 1,688,060 100.0% 9 Voter turnout 54.52% — Results by county County George H.W. BushRepublican Bill ClintonDemocratic Ross PerotIndependent Various candidatesOther parties Margin Total votes cast # % # % # % # % # % Autauga 8,715 55.92% 4,819 30.92% 1,916 12.29% 135 0.87% 3,896 25.00% 15,585 Baldwin 26,270 56.52% 12,195 26.24% 7,656 16.47% 355 0.76% 14,075 30.28% 46,476 Barbour 4,475 42.90% 4,836 46.36% 1,020 9.78% 100 0.96% -361 -3.46% 10,431 Bibb 3,124 46.49% 2,900 43.15% 686 10.21% 10 0.15% 224 3.34% 6,720 Blount 8,882 53.81% 5,433 32.92% 1,949 11.81% 241 1.46% 3,449 20.89% 16,505 Bullock 1,253 26.02% 3,259 67.67% 266 5.52% 38 0.79% -2,006 -41.65% 4,816 Butler 3,494 41.21% 4,021 47.43% 867 10.23% 96 1.13% -527 -6.22% 8,478 Calhoun 20,623 48.18% 16,453 38.44% 4,717 11.02% 1,007 2.35% 4,170 9.74% 42,800 Chambers 5,682 43.40% 5,938 45.36% 1,427 10.90% 44 0.34% -256 -1.96% 13,091 Cherokee 2,745 34.85% 4,222 53.61% 846 10.74% 63 0.80% -1,477 -18.76% 7,876 Chilton 8,126 56.17% 4,946 34.19% 1,363 9.42% 33 0.23% 3,180 21.98% 14,468 Choctaw 3,069 40.60% 3,941 52.13% 489 6.47% 61 0.81% -872 -11.53% 7,560 Clarke 5,495 46.90% 5,023 42.87% 872 7.44% 327 2.79% 472 4.03% 11,717 Clay 2,859 49.68% 2,073 36.02% 652 11.33% 171 2.97% 786 13.66% 5,755 Cleburne 2,425 46.31% 2,144 40.94% 630 12.03% 38 0.73% 281 5.37% 5,237 Coffee 7,591 48.87% 5,776 37.19% 2,021 13.01% 145 0.93% 1,815 11.68% 15,533 Colbert 8,073 35.98% 12,206 54.40% 2,098 9.35% 62 0.28% -4,133 -18.42% 22,439 Conecuh 2,463 39.05% 3,155 50.02% 552 8.75% 137 2.17% -692 -10.97% 6,307 Coosa 1,973 41.12% 2,330 48.56% 476 9.92% 19 0.40% -357 -7.44% 4,798 Covington 6,840 48.99% 5,004 35.84% 1,880 13.47% 238 1.70% 1,836 13.15% 13,962 Crenshaw 2,339 44.22% 2,404 45.44% 485 9.17% 62 1.17% -65 -1.22% 5,290 Cullman 14,411 49.62% 10,451 35.98% 4,113 14.16% 68 0.23% 3,960 13.64% 29,043 Dale 8,123 51.45% 5,098 32.29% 2,423 15.35% 143 0.91% 3,025 19.16% 15,787 Dallas 7,394 37.72% 11,053 56.38% 1,110 5.66% 47 0.24% -3,659 -18.66% 19,604 DeKalb 10,519 48.73% 8,245 38.20% 2,741 12.70% 80 0.37% 2,274 10.53% 21,585 Elmore 11,356 55.70% 6,223 30.52% 2,765 13.56% 44 0.22% 5,133 25.18% 20,388 Escambia 5,955 46.44% 4,809 37.50% 1,616 12.60% 444 3.46% 1,146 8.94% 12,824 Etowah 17,467 41.15% 20,558 48.43% 4,277 10.08% 149 0.35% -3,091 -7.28% 42,451 Fayette 3,604 42.55% 3,830 45.22% 1,012 11.95% 24 0.28% -226 -2.67% 8,470 Franklin 4,794 40.43% 5,953 50.20% 1,075 9.07% 36 0.30% -1,159 -9.77% 11,858 Geneva 4,843 49.08% 3,622 36.71% 1,323 13.41% 79 0.80% 1,221 12.37% 9,867 Greene 805 16.49% 3,865 79.18% 194 3.97% 17 0.35% -3,060 -62.69% 4,881 Hale 2,001 33.22% 3,481 57.80% 486 8.07% 55 0.91% -1,480 -24.58% 6,023 Henry 2,970 45.70% 2,804 43.15% 667 10.26% 58 0.89% 166 2.55% 6,499 Houston 17,360 58.33% 8,857 29.76% 3,492 11.73% 51 0.17% 8,503 28.57% 29,760 Jackson 5,711 30.19% 10,628 56.19% 2,462 13.02% 115 0.61% -4,917 -26.00% 18,916 Jefferson 149,832 50.13% 125,889 42.12% 22,191 7.42% 972 0.33% 23,943 8.01% 298,884 Lamar 3,262 47.29% 2,849 41.30% 763 11.06% 24 0.35% 413 5.99% 6,898 Lauderdale 13,728 40.67% 15,936 47.21% 4,009 11.88% 83 0.25% -2,208 -6.54% 33,756 Lawrence 3,576 30.86% 6,364 54.91% 1,624 14.01% 25 0.22% -2,788 -24.05% 11,589 Lee 16,885 47.58% 13,770 38.80% 4,572 12.88% 263 0.74% 3,115 8.78% 35,490 Limestone 9,862 45.66% 8,087 37.45% 3,584 16.59% 64 0.30% 1,775 8.21% 21,597 Lowndes 1,328 25.80% 3,500 67.99% 284 5.52% 36 0.70% -2,172 -42.19% 5,148 Macon 1,134 12.94% 7,253 82.78% 283 3.23% 92 1.05% -6,119 -69.84% 8,762 Madison 51,444 47.71% 38,974 36.14% 16,989 15.75% 427 0.40% 12,470 11.57% 107,834 Marengo 4,470 39.75% 5,632 50.09% 919 8.17% 223 1.98% -1,162 -10.34% 11,244 Marion 5,692 42.89% 6,167 46.47% 1,389 10.47% 22 0.17% -475 -3.58% 13,270 Marshall 12,249 45.85% 10,421 39.01% 3,795 14.20% 252 0.94% 1,828 6.84% 26,717 Mobile 72,935 50.72% 54,962 38.22% 15,105 10.51% 786 0.55% 17,973 12.50% 143,788 Monroe 4,919 50.48% 3,872 39.73% 759 7.79% 195 2.00% 1,047 10.75% 9,745 Montgomery 40,742 47.29% 37,342 43.34% 7,647 8.88% 421 0.49% 3,400 3.95% 86,152 Morgan 21,073 47.92% 15,091 34.31% 7,683 17.47% 131 0.30% 5,982 13.61% 43,978 Perry 1,829 31.46% 3,712 63.86% 213 3.66% 59 1.01% -1,883 -32.40% 5,813 Pickens 3,634 44.63% 3,783 46.46% 690 8.47% 35 0.43% -149 -1.83% 8,142 Pike 5,423 48.45% 4,688 41.88% 1,024 9.15% 58 0.52% 735 6.57% 11,193 Randolph 3,813 46.77% 3,318 40.70% 919 11.27% 102 1.25% 495 6.07% 8,152 Russell 5,587 35.61% 8,647 55.12% 1,360 8.67% 95 0.61% -3,060 -19.51% 15,689 St. Clair 12,447 57.56% 6,517 30.14% 2,614 12.09% 46 0.21% 5,930 27.42% 21,624 Shelby 32,736 67.97% 10,317 21.42% 5,022 10.43% 90 0.19% 22,419 46.55% 48,165 Sumter 1,807 25.72% 4,810 68.47% 388 5.52% 20 0.28% -3,003 -42.75% 7,025 Talladega 12,661 48.21% 10,695 40.72% 2,629 10.01% 279 1.06% 1,966 7.49% 26,264 Tallapoosa 8,140 52.67% 5,703 36.90% 1,562 10.11% 51 0.33% 2,437 15.77% 15,456 Tuscaloosa 27,454 47.27% 23,495 40.46% 7,011 12.07% 113 0.19% 3,959 6.81% 58,073 Walker 11,301 38.26% 14,831 50.22% 3,344 11.32% 58 0.20% -3,530 -11.96% 29,534 Washington 3,270 40.06% 4,046 49.57% 829 10.16% 17 0.21% -776 -9.51% 8,162 Wilcox 1,671 31.50% 3,439 64.84% 174 3.28% 20 0.38% -1,768 -33.34% 5,304 Winston 5,550 55.01% 3,415 33.85% 1,110 11.00% 14 0.14% 2,135 21.16% 10,089Totals804,28347.65%690,08040.88%183,10910.85%10,5880.63%114,2036.77%1,688,060 Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic Barbour Butler Chambers Choctaw Conecuh Coosa Crenshaw Etowah Fayette Franklin Lauderdale Marion Pickens Washington By congressional district Bush won six of seven congressional districts, including three held by a Democrat.2000 Presidential General Election Results - Alabama US Election Atlas District Bush Clinton RepresentativeAlabama 1 1st 52% 37%Sonny CallahanAlabama 2 2nd 53% 35%Terry EverettAlabama 3 3rd 48% 42%Glen BrowderAlabama 4 4th 45% 44%Tom BevillAlabama 5 5th 44% 41%Bud CramerAlabama 6 6th 64% 27%Spencer BachusAlabama 7 7th 27% 67%Earl Hilliard See also United States presidential elections in Alabama References Works cited Steed Robert Moreland Laurence Baker Tod The 1992 Presidential Election in the South: Current Patterns of Southern Party and Electoral Politics Praeger Publishers 1994 0275945340 Alabama 1992 Category:1992 Alabama elections