The 1890 Colorado gubernatorial election was held on November 4, 1890. Republican nominee John Long Routt defeated Democratic nominee Caldwell Yeaman with 50.11% of the vote.
General election
Candidates Democratic John Long Routt, former governor
Republican Caldwell Yeaman, former judge
Union Labor John G. Coy, activist and journalist
Prohibition John A. Elett, prohibitionist
Results
CountyRoutt %Routt #Yeaman %Yeaman #Coy %Coy #Ellett %Ellett #TotalArapahoe53.81%11,33142.30%8,9072.71%5721.16%24621,056Archuleta43.20%7056.79%920.00%00.00%0162Baca52.24%16347.75%1490.00%00.00%0312Bent48.08%16346.60%1584.71%160.58%2339Boulder47.92%1,48644.43%1,3783.54%1104.09%1273,101Chaffee51.50%97746.28%8781.58%300.63%121,897Cheyenne63.35%8336.64%480.00%00.00%0131Clear Creek58.95%1,02438.16%6630.46%82.41%421,737Conejos71.67%1,14424.18%3864.07%650.06%11,596Costilla64.95%46722.80%16412.23%880.00%0719Custer55.34%44043.27%3441.13%90.25%2795Delta32.06%17725.36%14042.39%2340.18%1552Dolores61.27%31838.72%2010.00%00.00%0519Douglas54.30%41045.56%3440.13%10.00%0755Eagle46.98%39751.47%4351.53%130.00%0845El Paso61.05%2,16236.31%1,2860.16%62.45%873,541Elbert55.50%23244.49%1860.00%00.00%0418Fremont44.07%85233.05%63920.12%3892.74%531,933Garfield58.15%72039.17%4852.10%260.56%71,238Gilpin49.10%71647.05%6860.00%03.84%561,458Grand65.76%14634.23%760.00%00.00%0222Gunnison54.07%85639.86%6315.62%890.44%71,583Hinsdale51.47%17539.41%1348.82%300.29%1340Huerfano44.50%62343.50%60912.00%1680.00%01,400Jefferson50.66%91841.94%7602.59%474.80%871,812Kiowa53.87%14642.06%1144.05%110.00%0271Kit Carson62.44%26635.68%1521.87%80.00%0426La Plata47.20%57545.32%5527.22%880.24%31,218Lake21.42%85863.03%2,52415.53%6220.00%04,004Larimer48.95%1,03133.52%70612.63%2664.89%1032,106Las Animas34.70%1,03849.41%1,47815.88%4750.00%02,991Lincoln51.24%8248.75%780.00%00.00%0160Logan50.09%26528.16%14919.09%1012.64%14529Mesa47.02%53745.53%5202.62%304.81%551,142Montezuma41.95%18549.88%2208.16%360.00%0441Montrose31.46%27032.40%27836.13%3100.00%0858Morgan53.82%21818.51%7527.40%1110.24%1405Otero48.45%39351.04%4140.49%40.00%0811Ouray48.63%95947.10%9294.20%830.05%11,972Park48.55%58951.45%6240.00%00.00%01,213Phillips36.46%17129.85%14033.68%1580.00%0469Pitkin47.21%1,29852.38%1,4400.25%70.14%42,749Prowers59.72%26438.00%1682.26%100.00%0442Pueblo48.32%2,15941.38%1,8499.08%4061.20%544,468Rio Blanco48.38%16549.56%1692.05%70.00%0341Rio Grande65.61%45623.45%16310.35%720.57%4695Routt59.85%40440.00%2700.14%10.00%0675Saguache57.70%83742.05%3520.11%10.11%1837San Juan57.88%48142.11%3500.00%00.00%0831San Miguel49.09%48950.50%5030.00%00.40%4996Sedgwick64.20%16533.46%862.33%60.00%0257Summit48.19%45451.80%4890.00%00.00%0942Washington66.81%29829.82%1331.79%81.56%7446Weld47.77%1,04034.35%74814.74%3213.12%682,177Yuma37.84%16525.00%10936.69%1600.45%2436
Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic Archuleta Eagle Lake Montezuma Otero Park Pitkin San Miguel Summit Rio Blanco
Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican Huerfano
Counties that flipped from Republican to Labor Delta Montrose
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