United States presidential election results, 2000 (detail)

This is a detailed breakdown by state of the results of the United States presidential election, 2000.

Data comes from http://www.fec.gov/pubrec/2000presgeresults.htm, a U.S. Government document.

State Bush Gore Nader Buchanan Browne Hagelin Phillips Others Total votes
cast		 Electoral votes,
Bush		 Electoral votes,
Gore
Alabama 941,173sm=n 692,611sm=n 18,323sm=n 6,351sm=n 5,893sm=n 775sm=n 447sm=n 699sm=n 1,666,272sm=n 9sm=n  sm=n
Alaska 167,398 79,004 28,747 5,192 2,636 919 596 1,068 285,560 3  
Arizona 781,652 685,341 45,645 12,373   1,120 110 5,775 1,532,016 8  
Arkansas 472,940 422,768 13,421 7,358 2,781 1,098 1,415   921,781 6  
California 4,567,429 5,861,203 418,707 44,987 45,520 10,934 17,042 34 10,965,856   54
Colorado 883,748 738,227 91,434 10,465 12,799   1,319 1136 1,741,368 8  
Connecticut 561,094 816,015 64,452 4,731 3,484 40 9,695 14 1,459,525   8
Delaware 137,288 180,068 8,307 777 774 107 208 93 327,622   3
D.C. 18,073 171,923 10,576   669     653 201,894   2[1]
Florida 2,912,790 2,912,253 97,488 17,484 16,415 2,281 1,371 3,028 5,963,110 25  
Georgia 1,419,720 1,116,230 13,432 10,926 36,332   140 24 2,596,804 13  
Hawaii 137,845 205,286 21,623 1,071 1,477 306 343  [2] 367,951   4
Idaho 336,937 138,637 12,292 7,615 3,488 1,177 1,469 6 501,621 4  
Illinois 2,019,421 2,589,026 103,759 16,106 11,623 2,127 57 4 4,742,123   22
Indiana 1,245,836 901,980 18,531 16,959 15,530 167 200 99 2,199,302 12  
Iowa 634,373 638,517 29,374 5,731 3,209 2,281 613 1,465 1,315,563   7
Kansas 622,332 399,276 36,086 7,370 4,525 1,375 1,254   1,072,218 6  
Kentucky 872,492 638,898 23,192 4,173 2,896 1,533 923 80 1,544,187 8  
Louisiana 927,871 792,344 20,473 14,356 2,951 1,075 5,483 1,103 1,765,656 9  
Maine 286,616 319,951 37,127 4,443 3,074   579 27 651,817   4
Maryland 813,797 1,145,782 53,768 4,248 5,310 176 919 1,480 2,020,480   10
Massachusetts 878,502 1,616,487 173,564 11,149 16,366 2,884   4,032 2,702,984   12
Michigan 1,953,139 2,170,418 84,165 1,851 16,711 2,426 3,791   4,232,501   18
Minnesota 1,109,659 1,168,266 126,696 22,166 5,282 2,294 3,272 1,050 2,438,685   10
Mississippi 572,844 404,614 8,122 2,265 2,009 450 3,267 613 994,184 7  
Missouri 1,189,924 1,111,138 38,515 9,818 7,436 1,104 1,957   2,359,892 11  
Montana 240,178 137,126 24,437 5,697 1,718 675 1,155 11 410,997 3  
Nebraska 433,862 231,780 24,540 3,646 2,245 478 468   697,019 5  
Nevada 301,575 279,978 15,008 4,747 3,311 415 621 3,315 608,970 4  
New Hampshire 273,559 266,348 22,198 2,615 2,757 55 328 1,221 569,081 4  
New Jersey 1,284,173 1,788,850 94,554 6,989 6,312 2,215 1,409 2,724 3,187,226   15
New Mexico 286,417 286,783 21,251 1,392 2,058 361 343   598,605   5
New York 2,403,374 4,107,697 244,030 31,599 7,649 24,361 1,498 1,791[3] 6,821,999   33
North Carolina 1,631,163 1,257,692   8,874 12,307     1,226 2,911,262 14  
North Dakota 174,852 95,284 9,486 7,288 660 313 373   288,256 3  
Ohio 2,351,209 2,186,190 117,857 26,724 13,475 6,169 3,823 10 4,701,998 21  
Oklahoma 744,337 474,276   9,014 6,602       1,234,229 8  
Oregon 713,577 720,342 77,357 7,063 7,447 2,574 2,189 3,419 1,533,968   7
Pennsylvania 2,281,127 2,485,967 103,392 16,023 11,248   14,428 934 4,913,119   23
Rhode Island 130,555 249,508 25,052 2,273 742 271 97 614 409,112   4
South Carolina 785,937 565,561 20,200 3,519 4,876 942 1,682   1,382,717 8  
South Dakota 190,700 118,804   3,322 1,662   1,781   316,269 3  
Tennessee 1,061,949 981,720 19,781 4,250 4,284 613 1,015 2,569 2,076,181 11  
Texas 3,799,639 2,433,746 137,994 12,394 23,160   567 137 6,407,637 32  
Utah 515,096 203,053 35,850 9,319 3,616 763 2,709 348 770,754 5  
Vermont 119,775 149,022 20,374 2,192 784 219 153 1,789 294,308   3
Virginia 1,437,490 1,217,290 59,398 5,455 15,198 171 1,809 2,636 2,739,447 13  
Washington 1,108,864 1,247,652 103,002 7,171 13,135 2,927 1,989 2,693 2,487,433   11
West Virginia 336,475 295,497 10,680 3,169 1,912 367 23 1 648,124 5  
Wisconsin 1,237,279 1,242,987 94,070 11,471 6,640 853 2,042 3,265 2,598,607   11
Wyoming 147,947 60,481 4,625 2,724 1,443 411 720   218,351 3  
Totals 50,456,002
47.87%		 50,999,897
48.38%		 2,882,955
2.74%		 448,895
0.42%		 384,431
0.36%		 83,714
0.08%		 98,020
0.09%		 51,186
0.05%		 105,405,100
100.00%		 271 266

Notes

  1. ^ The District of Columbia has 3 electoral votes. There was 1 abstention.
  2. ^ Write-in votes for presidential candidates not permitted
  3. ^ 138,216 Miscellaneous write-in, blank and void votes were compiled as one total. This figure is not included in Total Votes Cast.
Republican Party
Convention · Primaries
Democratic Party
Convention · Primaries

Nominee: Al Gore (campaign)
VP nominee: Joe Lieberman

Candidates: Bill Bradley · Lyndon LaRouche · Paul Wellstone
 
Key figures
Election day
Aftermath and
legal proceedings
 
Constitution Party
Convention

Nominee: Howard Phillips
VP nominee: Curtis Frazier

Candidates: Herb Titus
Green Party
Convention

Nominee: Ralph Nader (campaign)
VP nominee: Winona LaDuke

Candidates: Jello Biafra · Stephen Gaskin · Joel Kovel
Libertarian Party
Convention

Nominee: Harry Browne
VP nominee: Art Olivier

Candidates: Jacob Hornberger · Barry Hess · L. Neil Smith
Natural Law Party
Nominee: John Hagelin
VP nominee: Nat Goldhaber
Prohibition Party
Nominee: Earl Dodge
VP nominee: W. Dean Watkins
Reform Party

Nominee: Pat Buchanan
VP nominee: Ezola B. Foster

Candidates: John Hagelin
Socialist Party USA
Nominee: David McReynolds
VP nominee: Mary Cal Hollis
Socialist Workers Party
Nominee: James Harris
VP nominee: Margaret Trowe
Workers World Party
Nominee: Monica Moorehead
VP nominee: Gloria La Riva
Independent
Other 2000 elections: House · Senate · Gubernatorial