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2000 general · November 7, 2000

2000 general election results

Results of the 2000 general election in 51 states: President, U.S. Senate, Governors, U.S. House, State legislatures.

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Races5,965
Changed party323
Unopposed31%1,852 races
Incumbents defeated201

President

D 21 · R 30

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AlabamaGeorge W. Bush (R)14.9
AlaskaGeorge W. Bush (R)31.0
ArizonaGeorge W. Bush (R)6.3
ArkansasGeorge W. Bush (R)5.4
CaliforniaAl Gore (D)11.8
ColoradoGeorge W. Bush (R)8.4
ConnecticutAl Gore (D)17.5
DelawareAl Gore (D)13.1
District of ColumbiaAl Gore (D)76.2
FloridaGeorge W. Bush (R)0.0
GeorgiaGeorge W. Bush (R)11.7
HawaiiAl Gore (D)18.3
IdahoGeorge W. Bush (R)39.5
IllinoisAl Gore (D)12.0
IndianaGeorge W. Bush (R)15.6
IowaAl Gore (D)0.3
KansasGeorge W. Bush (R)20.8
KentuckyGeorge W. Bush (R)15.1
LouisianaGeorge W. Bush (R)7.7
MaineAl Gore (D)5.1
MarylandAl Gore (D)16.3
MassachusettsAl Gore (D)27.3
MichiganAl Gore (D)5.1
MinnesotaAl Gore (D)2.4
MississippiGeorge W. Bush (R)16.9
MissouriGeorge W. Bush (R)3.3
MontanaGeorge W. Bush (R)25.1
NebraskaGeorge W. Bush (R)29.0
NevadaGeorge W. Bush (R)3.6
New HampshireGeorge W. Bush (R)1.3
New JerseyAl Gore (D)15.8
New MexicoAl Gore (D)0.1
New YorkAl Gore (D)25.0
North CarolinaGeorge W. Bush (R)12.8
North DakotaGeorge W. Bush (R)27.6
OhioGeorge W. Bush (R)3.5
OklahomaGeorge W. Bush (R)21.9
OregonAl Gore (D)0.4
PennsylvaniaAl Gore (D)4.2
Rhode IslandAl Gore (D)29.1
South CarolinaGeorge W. Bush (R)16.0
South DakotaGeorge W. Bush (R)22.7
TennesseeGeorge W. Bush (R)3.9
TexasGeorge W. Bush (R)21.3
UtahGeorge W. Bush (R)40.5
VermontAl Gore (D)9.9
VirginiaGeorge W. Bush (R)8.0
WashingtonAl Gore (D)5.6
West VirginiaGeorge W. Bush (R)6.3
WisconsinAl Gore (D)0.2
WyomingGeorge W. Bush (R)40.9

U.S. Senate

D 19 · R 15 · 8 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
ArizonaJon Kyl (R)71.5
CaliforniaDianne Feinstein (D)19.3
ConnecticutJoseph I. Lieberman (D)29.0
DelawareThomas R. Carper (D)11.8Flipped
FloridaBill Nelson (D)4.9Flipped
Georgia (special)Zell Miller (D)20.4
HawaiiDaniel K. Akaka (D)48.2
IndianaRichard G. Lugar (R)34.7
MaineOlympia J. Snowe (R)37.9
MarylandPaul Sarbanes (D)26.4
MassachusettsEdward Kennedy (D)59.8
MichiganDebbie Stabenow (D)1.6Flipped
MinnesotaMark Dayton (D)5.5Flipped
MississippiTrent Lott (R)34.3
MissouriMel Carnahan (D)2.1Flipped
MontanaConrad Burns (R)3.3
NebraskaBen Nelson (D)2.2
NevadaJohn Ensign (R)15.7Flipped
New JerseyJon Corzine (D)3.0
New MexicoJeff Bingaman (D)23.4
New YorkHillary Clinton (D)12.3
North DakotaKent Conrad (D)22.7
OhioMichael DeWine (R)24.1
PennsylvaniaRichard Santorum (R)6.9
Rhode IslandLincoln Chafee (R)15.7
TennesseeWilliam Frist (R)32.9
TexasKay Bailey Hutchison (R)32.8
UtahOrrin G. Hatch (R)34.1
VermontJames Jeffords (R)40.1
VirginiaGeorge Allen (R)4.6Flipped
WashingtonMaria Cantwell (D)0.1Flipped
West VirginiaRobert Byrd (D)57.6
WisconsinHerb Kohl (D)24.5
WyomingCraig Thomas (R)51.7

Governors

D 8 · R 3 · 1 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
DelawareRuth Ann Minner (D)19.7
IndianaFrank O'Bannon (D)15.1
MissouriBob Holden (D)0.9
MontanaJudy Martz (R)4.0
New HampshireJeanne Shaheen (D)5.0
North CarolinaMike Easley (D)5.9
North DakotaJohn Hoeven (R)10.1
UtahMike O. Leavitt (R)13.8
VermontHoward Dean (D)12.5
WashingtonGary Locke (D)19.1
West VirginiaRobert Wise (D)3.0Flipped

U.S. House

D 212 · R 221 · Other 2 · 17 changed party

State legislatures

D 2,969 · R 2,894 · Other 38 · 297 changed party

ChamberRacesSeats wonChanged party
Alaska House of Representatives40D 13 · R 275
Alaska State Senate10D 2 · R 82
Arizona House of Representatives30D 24 · R 36—
Arizona State Senate30D 16 · R 142
Arkansas House of Representatives96D 70 · R 305
Arkansas State Senate17D 13 · R 44
California State Assembly80D 50 · R 302
California State Senate20D 11 · R 91
Colorado House of Representatives65D 27 · R 388
Colorado State Senate19D 11 · R 83
Connecticut House of Representatives151D 99 · R 526
Connecticut State Senate36D 21 · R 152
Delaware House of Representatives41D 15 · R 26—
Delaware State Senate11D 9 · R 2—
Florida House of Representatives120D 42 · R 7811
Florida State Senate20D 6 · R 143
Georgia House of Representatives180D 105 · R 755
Georgia State Senate56D 32 · R 242
Hawaii House of Representatives51D 32 · R 197
Hawaii State Senate14D 11 · R 31
Idaho House of Representatives35D 9 · R 61—
Idaho State Senate35D 3 · R 321
Illinois House of Representatives118D 62 · R 56—
Illinois State Senate19D 9 · R 101
Indiana House of Representatives100D 53 · R 47—
Indiana State Senate25D 8 · R 172
Iowa House of Representatives100D 44 · R 5610
Iowa State Senate25D 8 · R 172
Kansas House of Representatives125D 46 · R 794
Kansas State Senate40D 10 · R 303
Kentucky House of Representatives100D 66 · R 346
Kentucky State Senate19D 11 · R 8—
Maine House of Representatives151D 89 · R 61 · Other 120
Maine State Senate35D 17 · R 17 · Other 17
Massachusetts House of Representatives160D 136 · R 249
Massachusetts State Senate39D 34 · R 51
Michigan House of Representatives110D 52 · R 58—
Minnesota House of Representatives134D 65 · R 696
Minnesota State Senate67D 39 · R 27 · Other 16
Missouri House of Representatives163D 87 · R 768
Missouri State Senate17D 9 · R 82
Montana House of Representatives100D 42 · R 588
Montana State Senate26D 10 · R 161
Nebraska Legislature26Other 26—
Nevada State Assembly42D 27 · R 151
Nevada State Senate10D 5 · R 5—
New Hampshire House of Representatives195D 142 · R 256 · Other 213
New Hampshire State Senate24D 10 · R 143
New Mexico House of Representatives70D 43 · R 277
New Mexico State Senate42D 24 · R 181
New York State Assembly150D 98 · R 51 · Other 12
New York State Senate61D 25 · R 361
North Carolina House of Representatives98D 62 · R 584
North Carolina State Senate42D 35 · R 15—
North Dakota House of Representatives25D 15 · R 35—
North Dakota State Senate25D 9 · R 163
Ohio House of Representatives99D 40 · R 598
Ohio State Senate17D 3 · R 14—
Oklahoma House of Representatives101D 53 · R 488
Oklahoma State Senate24D 12 · R 123
Oregon House of Representatives60D 26 · R 33 · Other 16
Oregon State Senate15D 5 · R 101
Pennsylvania House of Representatives203D 99 · R 1043
Pennsylvania State Senate25D 10 · R 14 · Other 13
Rhode Island House of Representatives100D 84 · R 167
Rhode Island State Senate50D 44 · R 62
South Carolina House of Representatives124D 54 · R 706
South Carolina State Senate46D 23 · R 233
South Dakota House of Representatives36D 20 · R 50—
South Dakota State Senate35D 11 · R 244
Tennessee House of Representatives99D 58 · R 413
Tennessee State Senate17D 12 · R 5—
Texas House of Representatives150D 78 · R 722
Texas State Senate15D 8 · R 7—
Utah House of Representatives75D 24 · R 515
Utah State Senate14D 2 · R 122
Vermont House of Representatives90D 53 · R 75 · Other 49
Vermont State Senate13D 16 · R 141
Washington House of Representatives98D 49 · R 496
Washington State Senate26D 13 · R 132
West Virginia House of Delegates56D 75 · R 251
West Virginia State Senate16D 13 · R 43
Wisconsin State Assembly99D 43 · R 561
Wisconsin State Senate16D 9 · R 74
Wyoming House of Representatives60D 14 · R 463
Wyoming State Senate15D 5 · R 10—

By state

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Algara, Carlos; Amlani, Sharif (Harvard Dataverse); English Wikipedia; Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner; MIT Election Data and Science Lab