1892 United States presidential election in Oregon

none June 2025 September 2023 1892 United States presidential election 1892 United States presidential election in Oregon Oregon 1925 presidential no 1888 United States presidential election in Oregon 1888 1896 United States presidential election in Oregon 1896 November 8, 1892 x160px Benjamin Harrison 1896.jpg Benjamin Harrison Republican Party (United States) Indiana Whitelaw Reid 3 35,002 44.59% James B. Weaver 1892 (cropped).jpg James B. Weaver Populist Party (United States) Iowa James G. Field 1 26,965 34.35% StephenGroverCleveland.jpg Grover Cleveland Democratic Party (United States) New York Adlai Stevenson I 0 14,243 18.15% 1892 United States presidential election in Oregon results map by county.svg 375px County results Harrison #f2b3be 40–50% #e27f90 50–60% Weaver #afe9af 40–50% #73d873 50–60% Cleveland #b9d7ff 40–50% President Benjamin Harrison Republican Party (United States) Grover Cleveland Democratic Party (United States) The 1892 United States presidential election in Oregon took place on November 8, 1892. All contemporary 44 states were part of the 1892 United States presidential election. State voters chose four electors to the Electoral College, which selected the president and vice president. Oregon was won by the Republican nominees, incumbent President Benjamin Harrison of Indiana and his running mate Whitelaw Reid of New York. Campaign The Democrats and Populists conducted a partial fusion campaign in Oregon by having Democratic elector Robert A. Miller drop out and the Democratic Party of Oregon endorsed Populist elector I. Nathan Pierce in his place. The Democrats believed that the Populists would do the same for two electors, but the Populists refused. Governor Sylvester Pennoyer left the Democratic Party and joined the Populists in October.Knoles 1971 181-182 Results + General Election ResultsDec 23, 1892, page 7 - Weekly Oregon Statesman at Newspapers.com™ https://www.newspapers.com/image/82088354/ 2026-02-19 Newspapers.com en-USParty Pledged to Elector Votes People's Party & Democratic Party James B. Weaver Nathan Pierce35,813 Republican Party Benjamin Harrison John F. Caples35,002 Republican Party Benjamin Harrison George M. Irwin34,932 Republican Party Benjamin Harrison David M. Dunne34,928 Republican Party Benjamin Harrison H. B. Miller34,910 People's Party James B. Weaver S. H. Holt26,965 People's Party James B. Weaver W. G. Burleigh26,875 People's Party James B. Weaver W. H. Galvani26,811 Democratic Party Grover Cleveland W. F. Butcher14,243 Democratic Party Grover Cleveland W. M. Colvig14,217 Democratic Party Grover Cleveland George Noland14,207 Prohibition Party John Bidwell Gilman Parker2,281 Prohibition Party John Bidwell A. W. Lucas2,267 Prohibition Party John Bidwell G. W. Black2,258 Prohibition Party John Bidwell N. R. Gaylord2,250Votes castBased on totals for highest elector on each ticket 78,491 Results by county County Benjamin HarrisonRepublican Stephen Grover ClevelandDemocratic James Baird WeaverPeople's John BidwellProhibition MarginBecause Weaver ran second ahead of Cleveland in Oregon as a whole, all margins and percentage margins given are Harrison vote minus Weaver vote and Harrison percentage minus Weaver percentage unless states otherwise. Total votes castPlumbe George E. https://archive.org/details/chicagodailynews1893chic/page/313/mode/1up Chicago Daily News Almanac for 1893 [Chicago] : Chicago Daily News University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign # % # % # % # % # % Baker 755 43.37% 355 20.39% 620 35.61% 11 0.63% 135 7.75% 1,741 Benton 1,097 45.39% 689 28.51% 572 23.67% 59 2.44% 408"ClevelanddWeaver" In this county where Cleveland did run ahead of Weaver, margin given is Harrison vote minus Cleveland vote and percentage margin Harrison percentage minus Cleveland percentage. 16.88% 2,417 Clackamas 1,815 44.51% 655 16.06% 1,474 36.15% 134 3.29% 341 8.36% 4,078 Clatsop 1,148 48.89% 713 30.37% 407 17.33% 80 3.41% 435"ClevelanddWeaver" 18.53% 2,348 Columbia 682 45.86% 270 18.16% 516 34.70% 19 1.28% 166 11.16% 1,487 Coos 603 31.70% 299 15.72% 964 50.68% 36 1.89% -361 -18.98% 1,902 Crook 317 37.21% 411 48.24% 120 14.08% 4 0.47% -94"ClevelanddWeaver" -11.03% 852 Curry 183 50.14% 90 24.66% 87 23.84% 5 1.37% 93"ClevelanddWeaver" 25.48% 365 Douglas 1,329 44.27% 529 17.62% 1,093 36.41% 51 1.70% 236 7.86% 3,002 Gilliam 402 47.46% 253 29.87% 185 21.84% 7 0.83% 149"ClevelanddWeaver" 17.59% 847 Grant 568 43.89% 437 33.77% 281 21.72% 8 0.62% 131"ClevelanddWeaver" 10.12% 1,294 Harney 213 33.18% 276 42.99% 149 23.21% 4 0.62% -63"ClevelanddWeaver" -9.81% 642 Jackson 959 35.04% 466 17.03% 1,261 46.07% 51 1.86% -302 -11.03% 2,737 Josephine 502 37.21% 283 20.98% 548 40.62% 16 1.19% -46 -3.41% 1,349 Klamath 269 39.85% 76 11.26% 324 48.00% 6 0.89% -55 -8.15% 675 Lake 237 36.57% 110 16.98% 300 46.30% 1 0.15% -63 -9.72% 648 Lane 1,902 45.71% 828 19.90% 1,334 32.06% 97 2.33% 568 13.65% 4,161 Linn 1,689 39.38% 630 14.69% 1,784 41.59% 186 4.34% -95 -2.21% 4,289 Malheur 246 39.23% 265 42.26% 97 15.47% 19 3.03% -19"ClevelanddWeaver" -3.03% 627 Marion 2,979 49.77% 879 14.69% 1,833 30.63% 294 4.91% 1,146 19.15% 5,985 Morrow 470 41.37% 352 30.99% 301 26.50% 13 1.14% 118"ClevelanddWeaver" 10.39% 1,136 Multnomah 8,041 48.29% 2,040 12.25% 6,055 36.36% 517 3.10% 1,986 11.93% 16,653 Polk 943 42.81% 432 19.61% 714 32.41% 114 5.17% 229 10.39% 2,203 Sherman 289 46.31% 110 17.63% 193 30.93% 32 5.13% 96 15.38% 624 Tillamook 522 55.06% 258 27.22% 150 15.82% 18 1.90% 264"ClevelanddWeaver" 27.85% 948 Umatilla 1,446 42.13% 398 11.60% 1,517 44.20% 71 2.07% -71 -2.07% 3,432 Union 1,008 34.58% 586 20.10% 1,290 44.25% 31 1.06% -282 -9.67% 2,915 Wallowa 273 32.23% 81 9.56% 481 56.79% 12 1.42% -208 -24.56% 847 Wasco 1,059 49.84% 497 23.39% 502 23.62% 67 3.15% 557 26.21% 2,125 Washington 1,587 53.27% 293 9.84% 1,027 34.47% 72 2.42% 560 18.80% 2,979 Yamhill 1,469 46.15% 682 21.43% 786 24.69% 246 7.73% 683 21.46% 3,183Totals35,00244.59%14,24318.15%26,96534.35%2,2812.91%8,03710.24%78,491 See also United States presidential elections in Oregon Notes References 2 Works cited Knoles George The Presidential Campaign and Election of 1892 Stanford University Press 1971 https://archive.org/details/presidentialcamp0000knol 040450969X Oregon 1892 Category:1892 Oregon elections