2000 general · November 7, 2000

2000 Alaska election results

Every race on Alaska's ballot in the 2000 general election: winners, margins and seats that changed party.

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Races52
Changed party7
Unopposed23%12 races
Incumbents defeated2

President

R 1

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AlaskaGeorge W. Bush (R)31.0
RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AK-ALDon Young (R)53.0

Alaska State Senate

D 2 · R 8 · 2 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
SD-ARobin L. Taylor (R)8.1
SD-CAlan D. Austerman (R)10.0Flipped
SD-EJerry Ward (R)13.5
SD-GLoren Leman (R)9.8
SD-IJohn J. Cowdery (R)7.3
SD-KBettye J. Davis (D)1.9Flipped
SD-MRick Halford (R)56.2
SD-OGary R. Wilken (R)30.9
SD-QGene Therriault (R)55.0
SD-SDonny Olson (D)Unopposed

Alaska House of Representatives

D 13 · R 27 · 5 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1William Williams (R)UnopposedFlipped
HD-2Peggy Wilson (R)3.5Flipped
HD-3Beth Kerttula (D)29.7
HD-4Bill Hudson (R)Unopposed
HD-5Albert M. Kookesh (D)21.7
HD-6Gary Stevens (R)11.6
HD-7Drew Scalzi (R)30.4
HD-8Ken Lancaster (R)26.6
HD-9Charles M. Chenault (R)10.1FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-10Joseph Green (R)54.7
HD-11Norman Rokeberg (R)46.6
HD-12Andrew J. Halcro (R)Unopposed
HD-13Ethan A. Berkowitz (D)26.2
HD-14Lisa Murkowski (R)Unopposed
HD-15Eric C. Croft (D)29.0
HD-16Gretchen Guess (D)23.1
HD-17Lesil L. McGuire (R)30.2
HD-18Con Bunde (R)3.9
HD-19Kevin Meyer (R)29.9
HD-20Brian Porter (R)24.9
HD-21Sharon M. Cissna (D)7.6
HD-22Harry T. Crawford (D)9.9FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-23Eldon Mulder (R)21.7
HD-24Pete Kott (R)48.2
HD-25Fred J. Dyson (R)20.3
HD-26Vic Kohring (R)Unopposed
HD-27Scott Ogan (R)37.8
HD-28Beverly L. Masek (R)60.4
HD-29John Davies (D)28.8
HD-30Joe L. Hayes (D)Unopposed
HD-31Jim N. Whitaker (R)41.4
HD-32John B. Coghill Jr. (R)36.9
HD-33Hugh B. Fate (R)36.8
HD-34Jeanette James (R)Unopposed
HD-35John L. Harris (R)37.0
HD-36Carl M. Morgan Jr. (R)1.1Flipped
HD-37Reggie Joule (D)Unopposed
HD-38Richard Foster (D)Unopposed
HD-39Mary Kapsner (D)Unopposed
HD-40Carl Moses (D)Unopposed

Alaska

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner; MIT Election Data and Science Lab