Main article: 1952 United States presidential election
1952 United States presidential election in Minnesota
County Results
Eisenhower
40-50%
50-60%
60-70%
70-80%
Stevenson
40-50%
50-60%
60-70%
The 1952 United States presidential election in Minnesota took place on November 4, 1952, as part of the 1952 United States presidential election . Voters chose 11 electors, or representatives to the Electoral College , who voted for president and vice president.
Minnesota was won by the Republican candidate, former Supreme Allied Commander Europe General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower won the state over Illinois governor Adlai Stevenson by a margin of 154,753 votes, or 11.22%, which made Minnesota about 0.3% more Republican than the nation-at-large. Eisenhower went on to win the election nationally, with 442 electoral votes and a commanding 10.9% lead over Stevenson in the popular vote.
Incumbent President Harry S. Truman was the last president who was unaffected by the term limit imposed under the 22nd Amendment , but decided as early as 1950 that he would not seek another term. Eisenhower was the first Republican presidential nominee to win Minnesota (which had otherwise normally been a Democratic stronghold) since the Stock Market Crash of 1929 and the first Republican elected to the presidency and to win Minnesota since Herbert Hoover did so in 1928 . Until the 2016 presidential election , this was the last time that the state was more Republican than the national average. This was also the last time Swift County voted Republican until 2016 . To this date, this is the last election in which a Republican presidential candidate won Minnesota by double digits, as well as the last time a non-incumbent Republican won Minnesota.
On March 18, 1952, Minnesota held a presidential primary for the first time since 1916.
Primary elections
Republican primary
The Republican primary took place on March 18, 1952. Harold Stassen and Edward C. Slettedahl were the two candidates on the ballot.
Democratic primary
The Democratic primary took place on March 18, 1952. Senator Hubert Humphrey was the only candidate on the ballot.
Results
Results by county
County
Dwight D. Eisenhower Republican
Adlai Stevenson DFL
Various candidates Other parties
Margin
Total votes cast
#
%
#
%
#
%
#
%
Aitkin
3,384
55.93%
2,577
42.60%
89
1.47%
807
13.33%
6,050
Anoka
7,425
44.09%
9,344
55.49%
70
0.42%
-1,919
-11.40%
16,839
Becker
5,815
55.84%
4,539
43.59%
60
0.58%
1,276
12.25%
10,414
Beltrami
4,817
53.75%
4,092
45.66%
53
0.59%
725
8.09%
8,962
Benton
3,856
59.54%
2,587
39.95%
33
0.51%
1,269
19.59%
6,476
Big Stone
2,260
51.46%
2,107
47.97%
25
0.57%
153
3.49%
4,392
Blue Earth
11,867
70.34%
4,952
29.35%
51
0.30%
6,915
40.99%
16,870
Brown
8,152
72.09%
3,129
27.67%
27
0.24%
5,023
44.42%
11,308
Carlton
4,175
39.03%
6,432
60.12%
91
0.85%
-2,257
-21.09%
10,698
Carver
6,674
75.43%
2,159
24.40%
15
0.17%
4,515
51.03%
8,848
Cass
4,601
61.46%
2,818
37.64%
67
0.90%
1,783
23.82%
7,486
Chippewa
4,411
57.90%
3,171
41.63%
36
0.47%
1,240
16.27%
7,618
Chisago
3,892
60.25%
2,536
39.26%
32
0.50%
1,356
20.99%
6,460
Clay
7,178
58.67%
5,036
41.16%
20
0.16%
2,142
17.51%
12,234
Clearwater
1,971
47.89%
2,089
50.75%
56
1.36%
-118
-2.86%
4,116
Cook
946
65.06%
503
34.59%
5
0.34%
443
30.47%
1,454
Cottonwood
5,488
71.51%
2,130
27.76%
56
0.73%
3,358
43.75%
7,674
Crow Wing
6,992
53.97%
5,883
45.41%
81
0.63%
1,109
8.56%
12,956
Dakota
11,871
49.71%
11,890
49.79%
118
0.49%
-19
-0.08%
23,879
Dodge
3,893
70.68%
1,582
28.72%
33
0.60%
2,311
41.96%
5,508
Douglas
6,037
61.30%
3,768
38.26%
43
0.44%
2,269
23.04%
9,848
Faribault
7,763
71.02%
3,120
28.55%
47
0.43%
4,643
42.47%
10,930
Fillmore
8,405
76.02%
2,612
23.62%
40
0.36%
5,793
52.40%
11,057
Freeborn
8,450
56.25%
6,525
43.44%
46
0.31%
1,925
12.81%
15,021
Goodhue
10,422
67.26%
5,037
32.51%
35
0.23%
5,385
34.75%
15,494
Grant
2,665
59.51%
1,791
40.00%
22
0.49%
874
19.51%
4,478
Hennepin
180,338
53.49%
155,388
46.09%
1,415
0.42%
24,950
7.40%
337,141
Houston
5,365
74.28%
1,830
25.34%
28
0.39%
3,535
48.94%
7,223
Hubbard
3,099
68.97%
1,360
30.27%
34
0.76%
1,739
38.70%
4,493
Isanti
2,682
52.16%
2,393
46.54%
67
1.30%
289
5.62%
5,142
Itasca
6,573
41.65%
9,128
57.84%
81
0.51%
-2,555
-16.19%
15,782
Jackson
4,558
62.08%
2,771
37.74%
13
0.18%
1,787
24.34%
7,342
Kanabec
2,205
55.85%
1,714
43.41%
29
0.73%
491
12.44%
3,948
Kandiyohi
6,370
49.97%
6,264
49.14%
113
0.89%
106
0.83%
12,747
Kittson
1,837
43.08%
2,387
55.98%
40
0.94%
-550
-12.90%
4,264
Koochiching
2,742
40.02%
4,078
59.52%
31
0.45%
-1,336
-19.50%
6,851
Lac qui Parle
3,924
58.52%
2,753
41.06%
28
0.42%
1,171
17.46%
6,705
Lake
1,451
33.83%
2,814
65.61%
24
0.56%
-1,363
-31.78%
4,289
Lake of the Woods
898
44.30%
1,117
55.11%
12
0.59%
-219
-10.81%
2,027
Le Sueur
5,776
63.19%
3,348
36.63%
16
0.18%
2,428
26.56%
9,140
Lincoln
2,746
58.96%
1,892
40.63%
19
0.41%
854
18.33%
4,657
Lyon
6,015
59.74%
4,030
40.02%
24
0.24%
1,985
19.72%
10,069
Mahnomen
1,220
45.86%
1,436
53.98%
4
0.15%
-216
-8.12%
2,660
Marshall
3,516
52.22%
3,132
46.52%
85
1.26%
384
5.70%
6,733
Martin
9,411
77.63%
2,673
22.05%
39
0.32%
6,738
55.58%
12,123
McLeod
7,246
72.11%
2,781
27.68%
21
0.21%
4,465
44.43%
10,048
Meeker
5,750
66.80%
2,833
32.91%
25
0.29%
2,917
33.89%
8,608
Mille Lacs
3,766
58.42%
2,639
40.94%
41
0.64%
1,127
17.48%
6,446
Morrison
6,050
56.87%
4,551
42.78%
38
0.36%
1,499
14.09%
10,639
Mower
9,862
53.16%
8,551
46.09%
138
0.74%
1,311
7.07%
18,551
Murray
4,054
65.15%
2,145
34.47%
24
0.39%
1,909
30.68%
6,223
Nicollet
5,775
68.77%
2,584
30.77%
39
0.46%
3,191
38.00%
8,398
Nobles
6,340
65.25%
3,351
34.49%
26
0.27%
2,989
30.76%
9,717
Norman
3,069
55.07%
2,465
44.23%
39
0.70%
604
10.84%
5,573
Olmsted
14,566
67.92%
6,792
31.67%
88
0.41%
7,774
36.25%
21,446
Otter Tail
16,447
75.03%
5,388
24.58%
86
0.39%
11,059
50.45%
21,921
Pennington
2,726
48.55%
2,802
49.90%
87
1.55%
-76
-1.35%
5,615
Pine
4,255
52.94%
3,692
45.93%
91
1.13%
563
7.01%
8,038
Pipestone
4,507
72.45%
1,701
27.34%
13
0.21%
2,806
45.11%
6,221
Polk
8,326
53.09%
7,244
46.19%
113
0.72%
1,082
6.90%
15,683
Pope
3,593
60.00%
2,381
39.76%
14
0.23%
1,212
20.24%
5,988
Ramsey
76,093
44.40%
93,783
54.73%
1,494
0.87%
-17,690
-10.33%
171,370
Red Lake
1,034
41.51%
1,431
57.45%
26
1.04%
-397
-15.94%
2,491
Redwood
7,093
72.30%
2,695
27.47%
22
0.22%
4,398
44.83%
9,810
Renville
6,742
63.45%
3,828
36.02%
56
0.53%
2,914
27.43%
10,626
Rice
9,334
68.17%
4,330
31.62%
29
0.21%
5,004
36.55%
13,693
Rock
3,774
74.48%
1,286
25.38%
7
0.14%
2,488
49.10%
5,067
Roseau
2,596
45.33%
3,062
53.47%
69
1.20%
-466
-8.14%
5,727
St. Louis
38,900
37.66%
63,032
61.03%
1,354
1.31%
-24,132
-23.37%
103,286
Scott
4,277
56.23%
3,315
43.58%
14
0.18%
962
12.65%
7,606
Sherburne
2,839
63.40%
1,630
36.40%
9
0.20%
1,209
27.00%
4,478
Sibley
5,323
73.79%
1,871
25.94%
20
0.28%
3,452
47.85%
7,214
Stearns
18,367
64.87%
9,907
34.99%
39
0.14%
8,460
29.88%
28,313
Steele
6,956
70.95%
2,819
28.75%
29
0.30%
4,137
42.20%
9,804
Stevens
3,288
67.39%
1,579
32.36%
12
0.25%
1,709
35.03%
4,879
Swift
3,532
51.40%
3,291
47.90%
48
0.70%
241
3.50%
6,871
Todd
6,731
65.92%
3,439
33.68%
41
0.40%
3,292
32.24%
10,211
Traverse
1,809
50.63%
1,756
49.15%
8
0.22%
53
1.48%
3,573
Wabasha
5,461
69.63%
2,356
30.04%
26
0.33%
3,105
39.59%
7,843
Wadena
3,662
68.54%
1,665
31.16%
16
0.30%
1,997
37.38%
5,343
Waseca
4,962
69.76%
2,132
29.97%
19
0.27%
2,830
39.79%
7,113
Washington
9,408
54.57%
7,768
45.06%
64
0.37%
1,640
9.51%
17,240
Watonwan
4,549
72.02%
1,752
27.74%
15
0.24%
2,797
44.28%
6,316
Wilkin
2,979
65.39%
1,564
34.33%
13
0.29%
1,415
31.06%
4,556
Winona
10,723
64.51%
5,834
35.10%
64
0.39%
4,889
29.41%
16,621
Wright
8,089
64.64%
4,373
34.94%
52
0.42%
3,716
29.70%
12,514
Yellow Medicine
4,322
57.73%
3,143
41.99%
21
0.28%
1,179
15.74%
7,486
Totals
763,211
55.33%
608,458
44.11%
7,814
0.57%
154,753
11.22%
1,379,483
Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican
See also
References
"U.S. presidential election, 1952" . Facts on File. Archived from the original on October 29, 2013. Retrieved October 24, 2013. Eisenhower, born in Texas, considered a resident of New York, and headquartered at the time in Paris, finally decided to run for the Republican nomination
"Presidential Primary Election Returns on Election Held March 18, 1952" (PDF). Retrieved August 15, 2022.
"Presidential Primary Election Returns on Election Held March 18, 1952" (PDF). Retrieved August 15, 2022.
"1952 Presidential Election Results – Minnesota" . Dave Leip's U.S. Election Atlas. Retrieved October 4, 2016.
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