1892 Presidential Election Interactive Map
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1892 Actual Election Results
| Candidate | Party | Electoral Votes | Popular Votes | ||
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| ✓ | Grover Cleveland | Democratic | 277 | 5,556,918 | |
| Benjamin Harrison (I) | Republican | 145 | 5,176,108 | ||
| James B. Weaver | People's | 22 | 1,027,329 |
1892 Election Facts
- Welcome: Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Washington and Wyoming become states during this election cycle
- Grover Cleveland first (and only) President elected to a 2nd, non-consecutive term
- Oregon: Voters chose electors directly, with three pledged to Harrison (R) and one to Weaver (P) winning.
- California: Voters chose electors directly, with eight pledged to Cleveland (D) and one to Harrison (R) winning.
- Ohio: Voters chose electors directly, with 22 pledged to Harrison (R) and one to Cleveland (D) winning.
- Michigan: A district-based system was used, similar to ME/NE today. Nine districts voted for Harrison (R), 5 for Cleveland (D).
- North Dakota: Voters chose electors directly. The Democrats and Populists ran on a fusion ticket, which won two electoral votes that were cast one each for Weaver (P) and Cleveland (D). Harrison (R) won the third electoral vote.
- Issues of the Day: Farming Issues, Homestead Steel Strike
