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1992 United States presidential election in Kansas

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election_name1992 United States presidential election in Kansas
countryKansas
typepresidential
ongoingno
previous_election1988 United States presidential election in Kansas
previous_year1988
next_election1996 United States presidential election in Kansas
next_year1996
election_dateNovember 3, 1992
image_sizex160px
image1George H. W. Bush presidential portrait (cropped 2).jpg
nominee1George H. W. Bush
party1Republican Party (United States)
home_state1Texas
running_mate1Dan Quayle
electoral_vote16
popular_vote1446,951
percentage138.88%
image2Bill Clinton.jpg
nominee2Bill Clinton
party2Democratic Party (United States)
home_state2Arkansas
running_mate2Al Gore
electoral_vote20
popular_vote2390,434
percentage233.74%
image3File:RossPerotColor.jpg
nominee3Ross Perot
party3Independent
home_state3Texas
running_mate3James Stockdale
electoral_vote30
popular_vote3312,358
percentage326.99%
map_imageKansas Presidential Election Results 1992.svg
map_size310px
map_captionCounty Results
titlePresident
before_electionGeorge H. W. Bush
before_partyRepublican Party (United States)
after_electionBill Clinton
after_partyDemocratic Party (United States)

Bush Clinton Perot Tie

The 1992 United States presidential election in Kansas took place on November 3, 1992, as part of the 1992 United States presidential election. Voters chose six representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Kansas was won by incumbent President George H. W. Bush (R-Texas) with 38.88% of the popular vote over Governor Bill Clinton (D-Arkansas) with 33.74%. Businessman Ross Perot (I-Texas) finished in third, with 26.99% of the popular vote. Kansas was surprisingly close, likely because Ross Perot split the vote. Had Clinton won in Kansas, it would have been a major upset victory. Notably. ABC News called Kansas for Clinton incorrectly before rescinding the call. , this is the last election in which Kansas was decided by single digits and the last time that Ellis County, Cherokee County, Leavenworth County, Labette County, and Miami County voted for a Democratic presidential candidate, as well as the last election in which Wabaunsee County, Anderson County, Jefferson County, and Morris County (the four counties Perot either won or tied in) did not support the Republican candidate. This is the closest the Democrats have come since 1964 to winning Kansas.

With 26.99% of the popular vote, Kansas would prove to be Perot's fifth-strongest state after Maine, Alaska, Utah and Idaho. Perot took third in the state overall but defeated Clinton or Bush for second place in 63 of Kansas's 105 counties.

Results

1992 United States presidential election in KansasPartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
RepublicanGeorge H. W. Bush (incumbent)449,95138.88%6
DemocraticBill Clinton390,43433.74%0
IndependentRoss Perot312,35826.99%0
LibertarianAndre Marrou4,3140.37%0
N/AOther1990.02%0
Totals1,157,256100.0%6

Results by county

CountyGeorge H.W. Bush
RepublicanBill Clinton
DemocraticRoss Perot
IndependentVarious candidates
Other partiesMarginTotal votes cast#%#%#%#%#%Totals449,95138.88%390,43433.74%312,35826.99%4,4930.39%59,5175.14%1,157,236
Allen2,35136.56%2,31235.96%1,74627.15%210.33%390.60%6,430
Anderson1,21833.03%1,17831.95%1,28234.77%90.24%-64-1.74%3,687
Atchison2,52133.48%2,95939.30%2,02026.83%300.40%-438-5.82%7,530
Barber1,22542.52%75926.35%89331.00%40.14%33211.52%2,881
Barton5,11337.65%3,84628.32%4,57433.68%490.36%5393.97%13,582
Bourbon2,87640.17%2,50935.05%1,76324.63%110.15%3675.12%7,159
Brown2,20341.61%1,47627.88%1,60330.28%120.23%60011.33%5,294
Butler9,16638.79%7,02929.75%7,35531.13%790.33%1,8117.66%23,629
Chase61036.20%47027.89%60035.61%50.30%100.59%1,685
Chautauqua85341.15%59828.85%60729.28%150.72%24611.87%2,073
Cherokee3,58936.78%4,08341.85%2,06721.18%180.18%-494-5.07%9,757
Cheyenne86349.17%40723.19%47727.18%80.46%38621.99%1,755
Clark67651.49%29322.32%34125.97%30.23%33525.52%1,313
Clay2,19847.89%94720.63%1,43431.24%110.24%76416.65%4,590
Cloud2,13139.12%1,72031.57%1,57828.96%190.35%4117.55%5,448
Coffey1,82442.44%1,02123.76%1,44333.57%100.23%3818.87%4,298
Comanche63649.49%32525.29%32425.21%00.00%31124.20%1,285
Cowley5,42234.35%5,40534.24%4,91131.11%460.29%170.11%15,784
Crawford5,46832.96%7,36644.40%3,70622.34%510.31%-1,898-11.44%16,591
Decatur94045.00%57627.57%56527.05%80.38%36417.43%2,089
Dickinson3,85141.76%2,51827.31%2,83330.72%190.21%1,01811.04%9,221
Doniphan1,57939.74%1,17729.62%1,20030.20%170.43%3799.54%3,973
Douglas12,94930.64%19,43945.99%9,63022.78%2470.58%-6,490-15.35%42,265
Edwards76939.95%56729.45%58430.34%50.26%1859.61%1,925
Elk74842.94%48527.84%50328.87%60.34%24514.07%1,742
Ellis3,98532.00%4,54436.49%3,88731.21%370.30%-559-4.49%12,453
Ellsworth1,19736.96%1,01031.18%1,02031.49%120.37%1775.47%3,239
Finney5,27848.28%2,61223.89%3,01127.54%320.29%2,26720.74%10,933
Ford4,34241.93%2,63525.44%3,34132.26%380.37%1,0019.67%10,356
Franklin3,69937.43%2,96830.03%3,18432.22%320.32%5155.21%9,883
Geary2,92838.75%2,55933.87%2,05727.22%120.16%3694.88%7,556
Gove79246.42%37922.22%53231.18%30.18%26015.24%1,706
Graham75239.33%55428.97%60331.54%30.16%1497.79%1,912
Grant1,56151.71%61920.50%83527.66%40.13%72624.05%3,019
Gray1,03947.81%44320.39%68631.57%50.23%35316.24%2,173
Greeley50457.73%19121.88%17520.05%30.34%31335.85%873
Greenwood1,41136.62%1,26232.75%1,16730.29%130.34%1493.87%3,853
Hamilton71651.96%38628.01%27119.67%50.36%33023.95%1,378
Harper1,37140.59%84525.01%1,15134.07%110.33%2206.52%3,378
Harvey6,25941.71%5,04733.63%3,65324.34%470.31%1,2128.08%15,006
Haskell1,02356.02%33618.40%46225.30%50.27%56130.72%1,826
Hodgeman62550.85%25820.99%34327.91%30.24%28222.94%1,229
Jackson1,97035.48%1,63929.52%1,92734.71%160.29%430.77%5,552
Jefferson2,56933.02%2,53832.62%2,64233.96%310.40%-73-0.94%7,780
Jewell1,05045.65%54623.74%69830.35%60.26%35215.30%2,300
Johnson85,41843.83%59,57330.57%49,13625.22%7390.38%25,84513.26%194,866
Kearny94355.18%38422.47%37622.00%60.35%55932.71%1,709
Kingman1,68040.36%1,10026.42%1,37032.91%130.31%3107.45%4,163
Kiowa1,05755.90%35518.77%47525.12%40.21%58230.78%1,891
Labette3,36833.09%4,19641.23%2,57725.32%360.35%-828-8.14%10,177
Lane67451.89%26520.40%35627.41%40.31%31824.48%1,299
Leavenworth7,73833.39%8,07734.86%7,30631.53%510.22%-339-1.47%23,172
Lincoln89341.11%61228.18%65730.25%100.46%23610.86%2,172
Linn1,41334.20%1,35332.75%1,35832.87%70.17%551.33%4,131
Logan90552.95%35520.77%44626.10%30.18%45926.85%1,709
Lyon5,09034.73%4,81132.83%4,71732.18%380.26%2791.90%14,656
McPherson5,74544.22%3,64528.06%3,56127.41%400.31%2,10016.16%12,991
Marion3,14249.47%1,62725.62%1,55724.52%250.39%1,51523.85%6,351
Marshall2,03034.65%2,02234.52%1,78630.49%200.34%80.13%5,858
Meade1,13552.45%43019.87%59227.36%70.32%54325.09%2,164
Miami3,52831.80%3,83534.56%3,70133.35%320.29%1341.21%11,096
Mitchell1,60143.86%93825.70%1,09830.08%130.36%50313.78%3,650
Montgomery6,84843.04%5,45334.27%3,57022.44%410.26%1,3958.77%15,912
Morris1,07134.43%95730.76%1,07134.43%120.39%00.00%3,111
Morton91554.79%39823.83%35020.96%70.42%51730.96%1,670
Nemaha2,22039.51%1,58028.12%1,80432.11%150.27%4167.40%5,619
Neosho2,92637.07%2,79935.46%2,13627.06%320.41%1271.61%7,893
Ness96743.60%56525.47%67830.57%80.36%28913.03%2,218
Norton1,46947.88%77925.39%81526.56%50.16%65421.32%3,068
Osage2,56134.51%2,29730.95%2,53234.12%310.42%290.39%7,421
Osborne1,00338.47%77929.88%81931.42%60.23%1847.05%2,607
Ottawa1,28445.53%76427.09%76227.02%100.35%52018.44%2,820
Pawnee1,35737.85%1,11831.19%1,09730.60%130.36%2396.66%3,585
Phillips1,57946.61%84324.88%95528.19%110.32%62418.42%3,388
Pottawatomie3,10638.87%2,09926.27%2,75934.53%260.33%3474.34%7,990
Pratt1,77937.17%1,46630.63%1,52831.93%130.27%2515.24%4,786
Rawlins1,02352.87%39320.31%51726.72%20.10%50626.15%1,935
Reno11,37740.10%9,25732.63%7,63626.91%1020.36%2,1207.47%28,372
Republic1,76746.43%93924.67%1,08428.48%160.42%68317.95%3,806
Rice2,15840.94%1,55529.50%1,54329.27%150.28%60311.44%5,271
Riley8,39438.51%7,93336.39%5,38724.71%830.38%4612.12%21,797
Rooks1,24940.42%77124.95%1,06334.40%70.23%1866.02%3,090
Rush75635.74%68932.58%66531.44%50.24%673.16%2,115
Russell1,43435.72%1,17829.34%1,39534.74%80.20%390.98%4,015
Saline8,56536.26%7,89033.40%7,10830.09%600.25%6752.86%23,623
Scott1,42656.27%48018.94%62124.51%70.28%80531.76%2,534
Sedgwick75,57740.53%62,67033.61%47,23825.33%9900.53%12,9076.92%186,475
Seward3,47751.09%1,48821.86%1,81826.71%230.34%1,65924.38%6,806
Shawnee29,34435.66%31,97238.86%20,65325.10%3150.38%-2,628-3.20%82,284
Sheridan73945.17%34721.21%54633.37%40.24%19311.80%1,636
Sherman1,63049.73%81024.71%82825.26%100.31%80224.47%3,278
Smith1,23643.34%78927.66%81628.61%110.39%42014.73%2,852
Stafford1,06438.55%77728.15%91032.97%90.33%1545.58%2,760
Stanton55655.71%22422.44%21421.44%40.40%33233.27%998
Stevens1,40856.84%39015.74%67427.21%50.20%73429.63%2,477
Sumner4,08735.27%3,56430.76%3,88733.54%500.43%2001.73%11,588
Thomas1,84947.14%93223.76%1,12928.79%120.31%72018.35%3,922
Trego72738.02%60831.80%57430.02%30.16%1196.22%1,912
Wabaunsee1,25437.17%85125.22%1,25837.29%110.33%-4-0.12%3,374
Wallace67963.70%16415.38%21920.54%40.38%46043.16%1,066
Washington1,74047.00%89324.12%1,05428.47%150.41%68618.53%3,702
Wichita68155.37%24119.59%30324.63%50.41%37830.74%1,230
Wilson1,92541.53%1,33128.72%1,36529.45%140.30%56012.08%4,635
Woodson66235.48%59031.62%60432.37%100.54%583.11%1,866
Wyandotte12,87221.06%34,39756.27%13,62022.28%2350.38%20,77733.99%61,124

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

  • Atchison (largest city: Atchison)
  • Cherokee (largest city: Baxter Springs)
  • Douglas (largest city: Lawrence)
  • Labette (largest city: Parsons)
  • Leavenworth (largest city: Leavenworth)
  • Miami (largest city: Paola)
  • Shawnee (largest city: Topkea)

Counties that flipped from Republican to Independent

  • Anderson (largest city: Garnett)
  • Jefferson (largest city: Valley Falls)
  • Morris (Tied) (largest city: Council Grove)
  • Wabaunsee (largest city: Alma)

References

References

  1. "1992 Presidential General Election Results". U.S. Election Atlas.
  2. Sullivan, Robert David; [http://www.americamagazine.org/content/unconventional-wisdom/how-red-and-blue-map-evolved-over-past-century ‘How the Red and Blue Map Evolved Over the Past Century’]; ''America Magazine'' in ''The National Catholic Review''; June 29, 2016
  3. "1992 Presidential General Election Results — Kansas". U.S. Election Atlas.
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