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1992 United States presidential election in Washington (state)

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Field	Value
election_name	1992 United States presidential election in Washington (state)
country	Washington
type	presidential
ongoing	no
previous_election	1988 United States presidential election in Washington (state)
previous_year	1988
election_date	November 3, 1992
next_election	1996 United States presidential election in Washington (state)
next_year	1996
turnout	82.60%
5.66%<ref>{{Cite web	url	https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/research/voter-turnout-by-election.aspx	title=Voter Turnout by Election	author=Secretary of State: Kim Wyman	website=www.sos.wa.gov	access-date=2020-05-25}}
image_size	x160px
image1	Bill Clinton.jpg
nominee1	Bill Clinton
party1	Democratic Party (United States)
home_state1	Arkansas
running_mate1	Al Gore
electoral_vote1	11
popular_vote1	993,037
percentage1	43.41%
image2	George Bush crop.jpg
nominee2	George H. W. Bush
party2	Republican Party (United States)
home_state2	Texas
running_mate2	Dan Quayle
electoral_vote2	0
popular_vote2	731,234
percentage2	31.97%
image3	File:RossPerotColor.jpg
nominee3	Ross Perot
party3	Independent
home_state3	Texas
running_mate3	James Stockdale
electoral_vote3	0
popular_vote3	541,780
percentage3	23.68%
map_image	350px
map_size	350px
map_caption	County results
title	President
before_election	George H. W. Bush
before_party	Republican Party (United States)
after_election	Bill Clinton
after_party	Democratic Party (United States)

Main article: 1992 United States presidential election

5.66% Clinton Bush

The 1992 United States presidential election in Washington took place on 3 November 1992, as part of the 1992 United States presidential election. Voters chose 11 representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Washington was won by Governor Bill Clinton (D-Arkansas) with 43.41% of the popular vote over incumbent President George H. W. Bush (R–Texas) with 31.97%. Businessman Ross Perot (I-Texas) finished in third, with 23.68% of the popular vote.

, this is the last election in which Okanogan County has voted for a Democratic presidential nominee. It was also the first occasion since Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 1936 landslide that Whitman County had supported a Democratic presidential candidate, as well as the first time that King County was the most Democratic in the state, a trend that has continued in every presidential election since.

Results

Al Gore Dan Quayle James Stockdale Nancy Lord Cyril Minett Mike Tompkins Albion W. Knight Jr. Maria Elizabeth Muñoz Asiba Tupahache James Bevel Estelle DeBates

By county

County	Bill Clinton
Democratic	George H. W. Bush
Republican	Ross Perot
Independent	Various candidates
Other parties	Margin	Total votes cast	#	%	#	%	#	%	#	%	#	%	Totals	993,037	43.41%	731,234	31.97%	541,780	23.68%	21,514	0.94%	261,803	11.44%	2,287,565
	Adams		1,449		31.60%		2,087		45.52%		1,010		22.03%		39		0.85%		-638		-13.91%		4,585
	Asotin		3,239		42.64%		2,425		31.92%		1,849		24.34%		83		1.09%		814		10.72%		7,596
	Benton		16,459		31.29%		22,883		43.50%		12,878		24.48%		382		0.73%		-6,424		-12.21%		52,602
	Chelan		7,860		33.48%		10,716		45.65%		4,606		19.62%		294		1.25%		-2,856		-12.17%		23,476
	Clallam		10,820		37.74%		9,765		34.06%		7,775		27.12%		313		1.09%		1,055		3.68%		28,673
	Clark		42,648		40.03%		36,906		34.64%		26,163		24.56%		819		0.77%		5,742		5.39%		106,536
	Columbia		668		34.90%		761		39.76%		466		24.35%		19		0.99%		-93		-4.86%		1,914
	Cowlitz		15,052		43.59%		10,000		28.96%		9,246		26.78%		231		0.67%		5,052		14.63%		34,529
	Douglas		3,731		33.77%		4,920		44.53%		2,315		20.95%		82		0.74%		-1,189		-10.76%		11,048
	Ferry		963		37.66%		773		30.23%		762		29.80%		59		2.31%		190		7.43%		2,557
	Franklin		3,743		34.22%		4,486		41.02%		2,597		23.75%		111		1.01%		-743		-6.79%		10,937
	Garfield		473		35.81%		620		46.93%		222		16.81%		6		0.45%		-147		-11.13%		1,321
	Grant		7,278		33.20%		9,503		43.35%		4,898		22.34%		242		1.10%		-2,225		-10.15%		21,921
	Grays Harbor		12,599		46.26%		6,904		25.35%		7,460		27.39%		275		1.01%		5,139		18.87%		27,238
	Island		9,555		35.17%		9,526		35.06%		7,889		29.04%		198		0.73%		29		0.11%		27,168
	Jefferson		6,148		47.50%		3,467		26.79%		3,168		24.48%		159		1.23%		2,681		20.72%		12,942
	King		391,050		50.23%		212,986		27.36%		167,216		21.48%		7,341		0.94%		178,064		22.87%		778,593
	Kitsap		34,442		38.89%		29,340		33.13%		23,873		26.95%		913		1.03%		5,102		5.76%		88,568
	Kittitas		5,432		43.86%		4,078		32.93%		2,778		22.43%		97		0.78%		1,354		10.93%		12,385
	Klickitat		2,758		40.27%		2,085		30.44%		1,938		28.30%		68		0.99%		673		9.83%		6,849
	Lewis		7,810		28.75%		12,316		45.33%		6,684		24.60%		358		1.32%		-4,506		-16.59%		27,168
	Lincoln		1,653		33.48%		2,152		43.59%		1,098		22.24%		34		0.69%		-499		-10.11%		4,937
	Mason		8,076		41.15%		5,776		29.43%		5,577		28.42%		197		1.00%		2,300		11.72%		19,626
	Okanogan		5,015		38.48%		4,265		32.72%		3,541		27.17%		212		1.63%		750		5.75%		13,033
	Pacific		4,587		49.58%		2,243		24.24%		2,351		25.41%		71		0.77%		2,236		24.17%		9,252
	Pend Oreille		1,798		38.13%		1,528		32.40%		1,340		28.41%		50		1.06%		270		5.73%		4,716
	Pierce		102,243		42.40%		77,410		32.10%		59,523		24.68%		1,973		0.82%		24,833		10.30%		241,149
	San Juan		3,353		47.11%		1,901		26.71%		1,776		24.95%		87		1.22%		1,452		20.40%		7,117
	Skagit		15,936		39.13%		13,388		32.87%		10,973		26.94%		431		1.06%		2,548		6.26%		40,728
	Skamania		1,474		40.05%		1,102		29.95%		1,050		28.53%		54		1.47%		372		10.11%		3,680
	Snohomish		88,643		39.32%		69,137		30.67%		65,838		29.21%		1,812		0.80%		19,506		8.65%		225,430
	Spokane		69,526		41.11%		59,984		35.47%		38,251		22.62%		1,371		0.81%		9,542		5.64%		169,132
	Stevens		4,960		33.54%		5,706		38.59%		3,769		25.49%		352		2.38%		-746		-5.04%		14,787
	Thurston		38,293		45.28%		25,643		30.32%		19,551		23.12%		1,082		1.28%		12,650		14.96%		84,569
	Wahkiakum		696		38.75%		488		27.17%		584		32.52%		28		1.56%		112		6.24%		1,796
	Walla Walla		7,325		36.84%		7,894		39.71%		4,507		22.67%		155		0.78%		-569		-2.86%		19,881
	Whatcom		26,619		41.80%		23,801		37.38%		12,455		19.56%		804		1.26%		2,818		4.43%		63,679
	Whitman		7,637		43.69%		6,428		36.78%		3,220		18.42%		193		1.10%		1,209		6.92%		17,478
	Yakima		21,026		36.27%		25,841		44.58%		10,583		18.26%		519		0.90%		-4,815		-8.31%		57,969

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic

Clallam
Island
Kitsap
Okanogan
Skagit
Snohomish
Spokane
Whitman

Counties that flipped from Tied to Democratic

Ferry

County Flips: {{col-begin}}

Democratic Republican ]]

Notes

References

Secretary of State: Kim Wyman. "Voter Turnout by Election".
"1992 Presidential General Election Results". U.S. Election Atlas.
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
Menendez, Albert J.; ''The Geography of Presidential Elections in the United States, 1868-2004'', pp. 332-334 {{ISBN. 0786422173
Munro, Ralph. (November 3, 1992). "Elections Search Results November 1992 General President/Vice President". [[Secretary of State of Washington]].

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