Florida – 1.89% (100,612 votes) Arizona – 1.95% (29,036 votes) New Jersey – 2.37% (79,341 votes) Montana – 2.51% (10,300 votes) Nevada – 2.63% (13,320 votes) Kentucky – 3.21% (47,926 votes) Texas – 3.48% (214,256 votes) South Dakota – 3.52% (11,830 votes) Colorado – 4.26% (66,831 votes) Wisconsin – 4.35% (110,211 votes) Virginia – 4.37% (111,867 votes) Maine's 2nd Congressional District – 4.54% (14,237 votes) (margin over Ross Perot) Louisiana – 4.61% (82,585 votes) Tennessee – 4.65% (92,221 votes) (tipping point state) States with margin of victory between 5% and 10% (131 electoral votes): Kansas – 5.14% (59,517 votes) Wyoming – 5.60% (11,187 votes) Iowa – 6.02% (81,462 votes) Indiana – 6.12% (140,955 votes) Connecticut – 6.43% (104,005 votes) Alabama – 6.77% (114,203 votes) Michigan – 7.39% (316,242 votes) South Carolina – 8.14% (97,993 votes) Maine's 1st Congressional District – 8.11% (29,494 votes) Delaware – 8.19% (23,741 votes) Maine – 8.33% (56,600 votes) (margin over Ross Perot) New Mexico – 8.56% (48,793 votes) Oklahoma – 8.63% (119,863 votes) Mississippi – 8.91% (87,535 votes) Pennsylvania – 9.02% (447,323 votes) Alaska – 9.17% (23,706 votes) Oregon – 9.95% (145,557 votes) Source: New York Times President Map Statistics Counties with Highest Percent of Vote (Democratic) Washington, D.C. 84.64% Starr County, Texas 82.80% Macon County, Alabama 82.78% Duval County, Texas 79.56% Jefferson County, Mississippi 79.39% Counties with Highest Percent of Vote (Republican) Jackson County, Kentucky 74.96% Sioux County, Iowa 72.21% Hansford County, Texas 69.08% Ochiltree County, Texas 68.06% Shelby County, Alabama 67.97% Counties with Highest Percent of Vote (Other) Loving County, Texas 46.88% San Juan County, Colorado 40.40% Billings County, North Dakota 39.82% Somerset County, Maine 38.95% Esmeralda County, Nevada 37.67% Voter demographics Source: Voter News Service exit poll, reported in The New York Times, November 10, 1996, 28. See also Newspaper endorsements in the 1992 United States presidential election Chicken George "Giant sucking sound" "It's the economy, stupid" "Read my lips: no new taxes" 1992 United States gubernatorial elections 1992 United States Senate elections 1992 United States House of Representatives elections First inauguration of Bill Clinton References Bulk of article text as of January 9, 2003 copied from this page, when it was located at http://usinfo.state.gov/usa/infousa/facts/history/ch13.htm#1992 and titled "An Outline of American History: Chapter 13: Toward the 21st century". An This page is in the public domain as a government publication. Further reading Buell Jr, Emmett H. "The 1992 Elections." Journal of Politics