1894 Colorado gubernatorial election

The 1894 Colorado gubernatorial election was held on November 6, 1894. Republican nominee Albert McIntire defeated People's Party incumbent Davis Hanson Waite with 51.95% of the vote.

General election

Candidates Major party candidates Albert McIntire, Republican Charles S. Thomas, Democratic

Other candidates Davis Hanson Waite, People's George Richardson, Prohibition

Results

CountyMcIntire %McIntire #Waite %Waite #Thomas %Thomas #Richardson %Richardson #TotalArapahoe64.16%34,58331.60%17,0372.20%1,1912.01%1,08753,898Archuleta40.05%14346.21%16512.04%431.68%6357Baca56.76%1938.23%2831.76%1083.23%11340Bent45.59%32641.67%29811.88%850.83%6715Boulder43.98%3,16449.68%3,5742.41%1743.90%2817,193Chaffee46.11%1,36150.08%1,4782.33%691.45%432,951Cheyenne71.23%15624.20%532.73%61.82%4219Clear Creek32.77%1,01563.67%1,9721.16%362.38%743,097Conejos64.53%1,85633.62%9671.49%430.34%102,876Costilla58.43%93536.56%5854.50%720.50%81,600Custer51.60%61232.63%38714.92%1770.84%101,186Delta43.21%68851.31%8171.75%283.70%591,592Dolores42.82%38852.75%4784.19%380.22%2908Douglas65.62%71228.66%3114.60%501.10%121,085Eagle38.88%49058.17%7332.14%270.79%101,260El Paso57.53%8,99836.83%5,7612.94%4612.67%41815,638Elbert52.17%40831.71%24815.08%1181.02%8782Fremont47.41%2,14045.35%2,0472.52%1144.69%2124,513Garfield46.04%1,11148.94%1,1812.73%662.27%552,413Gilpin41.26%1,17754.73%1,5610.80%233.19%912,852Grand56.04%15338.09%1045.12%140.73%2273Gunnison41.67%89451.00%1,0946.85%1470.46%102,145Hinsdale37.90%25759.88%4061.50%100.73%5678Huerfano51.61%1,39131.05%83716.77%4520.55%152,695Jefferson50.69%1,71436.79%1,2445.53%1876.98%2363,381Kiowa57.22%21019.89%7322.07%810.81%3367Kit Carson57.09%37431.75%2089.31%611.83%12655La Plata39.28%1,14854.82%1,6025.23%1530.65%192,922Lake46.97%3,16950.71%3,4211.92%1300.38%266,746Larimer48.89%1,94238.54%1,5315.48%2187.07%2813,972Las Animas41.92%2,81230.88%2,07225.99%1,7441.20%816,709Lincoln58.52%18220.57%6418.00%561.16%2172Logan48.91%47440.35%3915.57%545.15%50969Mesa41.52%99248.80%1,1662.97%716.69%1602,389Mineral37.29%42758.86%6743.49%400.34%41,145Montezuma24.66%20366.22%5458.74%720.36%3823Montrose38.81%57156.15%8261.97%293.05%451,471Morgan54.62%41939.24%3013.65%282.47%19767Otero43.37%97539.67%89213.21%2973.73%842,248Ouray25.96%45871.65%1,2642.04%360.34%61,764Park42.81%65853.35%8202.79%431.04%161,537Phillips52.99%38935.42%2605.17%386.40%47734Pitkin29.81%1,14267.57%2,5882.01%770.60%233,830Prowers53.16%36135.49%24110.60%720.73%5679Pueblo50.68%4,88140.35%3,8876.67%6432.28%2209,631Rio Blanco49.31%21535.77%15613.07%571.83%8436Rio Grande47.08%82449.14%8602.51%441.25%221,750Routt51.03%46731.91%29216.50%1510.54%5915Saguache45.66%65850.38%7263.67%530.27%41,441San Juan19.69%19178.65%7631.64%160.00%0970San Miguel40.24%62756.93%8871.73%271.09%171,558Sedgwick52.27%20736.61%1458.33%332.77%11396Summit30.34%37365.25%8021.38%173.01%371,229Washington61.12%37924.83%1547.09%446.93%43620Weld46.69%2,58445.41%2,5132.67%1485.22%2895,534Yuma40.09%32250.31%4046.84%552.73%22803

Counties that flipped from Republican to Populist Archuleta Garfield Mesa Rio Grande

Counties that flipped from Populist to Republican Bent Fremont Larimer Otero Rio Blanco Sedgwick Weld

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Las Animas

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