The 1902 Oregon gubernatorial election took place on June 2, 1902, to elect the governor of the U.S. state of Oregon. The election matched Republican W. J. Furnish against Democrat George Earle Chamberlain.

The Republican Party nominating convention was held on April 2, 1902. Incumbent governor Theodore Thurston Geer and C. A. Johns of Baker City had withdrawn their candidacy, and mayor of Pendleton W. J. Furnish was nominated on the first ballot against H. E. Ankeny of Jackson County.East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, Umatilla Co., Or.) 1888-current, April 02, 1902, Image 1

Results

Results by county Chamberlain was the first Democrat to carry Marion County since John Whiteaker in 1858. Wallowa County also voted Democratic for the first time in a gubernatorial election. This is one of only two gubernatorial elections in the 20th century where the winner failed to carry Clatsop County. County George E. ChamberlainDemocratic W. J. FurnishRepublican R. RyanSocialist A. J. HunsakerProhibition Margin Total votes cast # % # % # % # % # %Baker2,17154.91%1,59040.21%1373.46%561.42%58114.69%3,954Benton84244.93%89047.49%492.61%934.96%-48-2.56%1,874Clackamas1,72139.41%2,11348.39%3959.05%1383.16%-392-8.98%4,367Clatsop99744.13%1,10348.83%1074.74%522.30%-106-4.69%2,259Columbia48534.89%80357.77%684.89%342.45%-318-22.88%1,390Coos78937.81%1,06651.08%1175.61%1155.51%-277-13.27%2,087Crook53845.32%59049.71%473.96%121.01%-52-4.38%1,187Curry18235.97%31261.66%91.78%30.59%-130-25.69%506Douglas1,88450.04%1,69344.97%1082.87%802.12%1915.07%3,765Gilliam39643.81%44549.23%222.43%414.54%-49-5.42%904Grant81547.27%82047.56%643.71%251.45%-5-0.29%1,724Harney42445.35%45848.98%454.81%80.86%-34-3.64%935Jackson1,62547.07%1,52344.12%1825.27%1223.53%1022.95%3,452Josephine76941.66%89648.54%1186.39%633.41%1276.88%1,846Klamath41443.53%50152.68%232.42%131.37%-87-9.15%951Lake32838.91%49158.24%131.54%111.30%-163-19.34%843Lane2,17244.40%2,43249.71%1312.68%1573.21%-260-5.31%4,892Lincoln30031.78%51854.87%11211.86%141.48%-218-23.09%944Linn2,06148.59%1,76641.63%1844.34%2315.45%2956.95%4,242Malheur54948.58%54348.05%181.59%201.77%60.53%1,130Marion2,84549.14%2,52343.58%1642.83%2584.46%3225.56%5,790Morrow61448.50%55944.15%272.13%665.21%554.34%1,266Multnomah8,22248.06%7,48143.73%9125.33%4932.88%7414.33%17,108Polk1,12147.97%1,00142.83%602.57%1556.63%1205.13%2,337Sherman31132.46%52755.01%232.40%9710.13%-216-22.55%958Tillamook41235.70%60952.77%514.42%827.11%-197-17.07%1,154Umatilla2,17750.63%1,91144.44%561.30%1563.63%2666.19%4,300Union1,76056.81%1,06034.22%1314.23%1474.74%70022.60%3,098Wallowa82359.38%53138.31%90.65%231.66%29221.07%1,386Wasco1,17440.96%1,40448.99%1294.50%1595.55%-230-8.03%2,866Washington1,34841.21%1,61149.25%812.48%2317.03%-263-8.04%3,271Wheeler28237.95%43758.82%70.94%172.29%-155-20.86%743Yamhill1,30641.69%1,40444.81%1123.57%3119.93%-98-3.13%3,133Total41,85746.17%41,61145.90%3,7114.09%3,4833.84%2460.27%90,662

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic Jackson Marion Morrow Multnomah Polk Umatilla Union Wallowa

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Coos Harney Josephine

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