The 1892 Colorado gubernatorial election was held on November 8, 1892. People's Party nominee Davis Hanson Waite defeated Republican nominee Joseph Helm with 46.68% of the vote.
General election
Candidates Major party candidates Joseph Helm, Republican Joseph H. Maupin, Democratic
Other candidates Davis Hanson Waite, People's John Hipp, Prohibition
Results
CountyWaite %Waite #Helm %Helm #Maupin %Maupin #Hipp %Hipp #TotalArapahoe40.03%9,39349.35%11,5788.54%2,0042.06%48523,460Archuleta26.14%5749.08%10724.77%540.00%0218Baca42.31%13548.27%1547.52%241.88%6319Bent54.87%21441.53%1623.07%120.51%2390Boulder56.14%2,03436.68%1,3293.61%1313.56%1293,623Chaffee52.04%86742.25%7044.74%790.96%161,666Cheyenne20.13%3065.10%9714.76%220.00%0131Clear Creek75.06%1,67423.67%5280.40%90.85%192,230Conejos34.59%49260.68%8634.07%580.63%91,422Costilla26.10%21363.72%5209.55%780.61%5816Custer41.69%28144.36%29913.50%910.44%3674Delta52.86%36933.81%23611.31%792.00%14698Dolores60.04%52634.58%3034.90%430.45%4876Douglas32.50%19561.33%3685.50%330.66%4600Eagle63.78%59729.70%2786.19%580.32%3936El Paso42.07%2,32448.34%2,6706.55%3623.02%1675,523Elbert39.85%16346.21%18912.95%530.97%4409Fremont42.09%87935.82%74819.73%4122.34%492,088Garfield43.36%57247.76%6308.03%1060.83%111,319Gilpin59.71%76234.79%4441.72%223.76%481,276Grand33.33%7749.78%11516.45%380.43%1231Gunnison53.58%79239.51%5846.22%920.67%101,478Hinsdale68.19%1,07227.67%4353.88%610.25%41,572Huerfano17.31%25448.87%71733.53%4920.27%41,467Jefferson38.14%69043.28%78312.38%2246.19%1121,809Kiowa25.71%7255.35%15518.21%510.71%2280Kit Carson37.34%18653.41%2668.03%401.20%6498La Plata50.97%81036.31%57711.89%1890.81%131,589Lake60.12%1,87032.92%1,0246.59%2050.35%113,110Larimer44.93%1,00743.28%9706.11%1375.66%1272,241Las Animas15.53%48235.84%1,11245.61%1,4152.99%933,102Lincoln2.90%565.69%11230.23%521.16%2172Logan37.09%21752.82%3098.54%501.53%9585Mesa42.22%51642.96%5258.26%1016.54%801,222Montezuma65.99%32626.31%1307.69%380.00%0494Montrose53.77%46334.72%29910.45%901.04%9861Morgan42.22%18247.56%2059.51%410.69%3431Otero46.67%53341.68%4769.28%1062.36%271,142Ouray79.98%1,41918.20%3231.12%200.67%121,774Park60.15%61336.21%3693.33%340.29%31,019Phillips38.40%20749.16%2657.79%424.63%25539Pitkin78.22%2,50817.28%5544.21%1350.28%93,206Prowers37.93%17349.12%22412.50%570.43%2456Pueblo36.16%1,87945.80%2,38016.51%8581.52%795,196Rio Blanco42.18%14335.10%11921.53%731.17%4339Rio Grande43.65%47548.52%5285.79%632.02%221,088Routt24.68%15851.56%33022.96%1470.78%5640Saguache59.39%53136.46%3263.80%340.33%3894San Juan79.57%44818.65%1051.42%80.35%2563San Miguel71.91%81724.11%2743.25%370.70%81,136Sedgwick48.16%14444.14%1327.02%210.66%2299Summit67.13%71529.48%3142.15%231.22%131,065Washington22.02%8960.89%24614.35%582.72%11404Weld53.49%1,45341.56%1,1292.61%712.31%632,716Yuma43.77%23934.06%18620.32%1111.83%10546
Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Archuleta
Counties that flipped from Democratic to Populist Eagle Lake Montezuma Otero Rio Blanco Park Pitkin San Miguel Summit
Counties that flipped from Republican to Populist Bent Boulder Chaffee Clear Creek Dolores Fremont Gilpin Gunnison Hinsdale La Plata Larimer Ouray Saguache San Juan Sedgwick Weld Yuma
Counties that flipped from Labor to Populist Delta Montrose
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