How Southeast Cities Voted
Here is a city-by-city breakdown of votes cast for the three major candidates in the 1992 presidential election:
Clinton Bush Perot Artesia 1,514 1,218 668 43% 34% 19% Bell 1,521 821 392 53% 29% 14% Bell Gardens 1,519 669 502 54% 24% 18% Bellflower 6,759 5,747 3,665 40% 34% 22% Cerritos 6,891 6,948 3,141 39% 40% 18% Commerce 1,690 385 360 66% 15% 14% Compton 16,810 861 871 86% 4% 4% Cudahy 841 356 217 57% 24% 15% Downey 10,109 10,440 6,102 37% 38% 22% Hawaiian Gardens 980 410 385 53% 22% 21% Huntington Park 2,513 1,091 550 58% 25% 13% La Habra Heights 479 1,236 581 20% 53% 25% Lakewood 11,207 9,965 7,053 39% 34% 24% La Mirada 5,570 7,090 3,673 33% 42% 22% Long Beach 59,157 33,587 24,770 48% 28% 20% Lynwood 5,377 892 670 73% 12% 9% Maywood 1,197 469 304 58% 23% 15% Montebello 8,131 3,666 2,008 56% 25% 14% Norwalk 10,218 6,473 4,588 46% 29% 21% Paramount 3,582 1,531 1,228 54% 23% 18% Pico Rivera 9,509 3,175 2,236 61% 20% 14% Santa Fe Springs 2,534 1,232 874 53% 26% 18% Signal Hill 1,211 728 642 45% 27% 24% South Gate 5,536 2,774 1,739 53% 26% 17% Whittier 10,212 10,648 5,290 38% 39% 20%
Source: Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder
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