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1992 Presidential General Election Results - Utah
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  Presidential
Candidate		Vice Presidential
Candidate		Political
Party		Popular VoteElectoral Vote
George BushJ. Danforth QuayleRepublican 322,632 43.36%5
H. Ross PerotJames StockdaleIndependent 203,400 27.34%0
William ClintonAlbert Gore Jr.Democratic 183,429 24.65%0
James Bo GritzCyril MinettPopulist 28,602 3.84%0
Andre MarrouNancy LordLibertarian 1,900 0.26%0
Dr. John HagelinDr. V. TompkinsNatural Law 1,319 0.18%0
Lyndon LaRouche Jr.James BevelInd. Econ. Rec. 1,089 0.15%0
Lenore FulaniMaria MunozNew Alliance 414 0.06%0
Howard PhillipsAlbion Knight, Jr.Taxpayers 393 0.05%0
SmithFeimerAmerican 292 0.04%0
James WarrenWillie Mae ReidSoc. Workers 270 0.04%0
Ron Daniels-Camp. New Tom. 177 0.02%0
J. Quinn BrisbenBarbara GarsonSocialist 151 0.02%0
Write-ins- 1 0.00%0
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Maps1992 Utah County Map of General Election Results for President
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Election Notes:
  • Includes corrected data for Warren in Salt Lake County. Added 70 votes per county precinct canvass. Official Canvass total for Warren: 200.
Demographic Data

2000 Population:2,233,169Enum.2000 Population Density:10.5persons/km2
1992 Population:1,836,799Est.1992 Population Density:8.6persons/km2
1990 Population:1,722,850Enum.1990 Population Density:8.1persons/km2
Total Electoral Vote:5Electoral Vote Density:367,360persons/EV
Land Area (2000):212,751km2Annual Pop Growth Rate:2.6%

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Data Sources:
  • Source for Popular Vote data: Utah, State of Utah General Election Report November 3, 1992 (Salt Lake City, 0)
  • Source for Population data: U.S. Census Bureau.
Results for and Individual County:
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