2000 United States presidential election in Georgia

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2000 United States presidential election in Georgia
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Turnout50.9% [1] Increase2.svg 1.3 pp
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Nominee George W. Bush Al Gore
Party Republican Democratic
Home state Texas Tennessee
Running mate Dick Cheney Joe Lieberman
Electoral vote130
Popular vote1,419,7201,116,230
Percentage54.67%42.98%
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President before election

Bill Clinton
Democratic

Elected President

George W. Bush
Republican

The 2000 United States presidential election in Georgia took place on November 7, 2000, and was part of the 2000 United States presidential election. Voters chose 13 representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Contents

Georgia was won by Governor George W. Bush (R-TX) by an 11.7% margin of victory. He won a majority of the popular vote, counties, and congressional districts. Bush dominated in most of the rural parts of the state, but Vice President Al Gore (D-TN) did well in highly populated Fulton; and majority-Black DeKalb and Clayton counties of the Metro Atlanta area. Within that area are the 4th and 5th congressional districts, which are the only two districts Gore won. Author and investment analyst Harry Browne (L-TN) would finish third in the popular vote in Georgia.

In 1992 and 1996, Georgia was the first and third closest state, respectively. In 2000, however, Georgia was not a close state at all, as the Democratic candidate, who happened to then be the vice president, did not do as well as Bill Clinton in the general election. In other down-ballot races, Zell Miller (D), who was appointed by then-Governor Roy Barnes (D) following Senator Paul Coverdell's (R) death in July 2000, won the special election for the unexpired remainder of the term. Another notable down ballot race was the 2000 U.S. House election in Georgia's 2nd congressional district in which Incumbent U.S. Representative Sanford Bishop (D) survived a strong challenge from Dylan Glenn (R). Miller in the Senate race actually outperformed Gore in the presidential race by over 30 points. The state was also 1 of 14 that Bill Clinton carried at least once during the elections of 1992 and 1996 (having carried it in 1992) that Gore lost, whom at the time of the election was the sitting vice president under Clinton.

In this election, Georgia voted 12.21% to the right of the nation at-large. [2]

As of the 2024 presidential election , this is the last election in which Chatham County voted Republican and the last in which McIntosh County, Meriwether County, Mitchell County, Telfair County, and Wilkinson County voted Democratic.

Results

United States presidential election in Georgia, 2000 [3]
PartyCandidateRunning mateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
Republican George W. Bush Dick Cheney 1,419,72054.67%13
Democratic Al Gore Joe Lieberman 1,116,23042.98%0
Libertarian Harry Browne Art Olivier 36,3321.40%0
Green Ralph Nader (write-in) Winona LaDuke 13,4320.52%0
Reform Patrick Buchanan Ezola B. Foster 10,9260.42%0
Constitution Howard Phillips (write-in)Curtis Frazier1400.0%0
Socialist Workers James Harris (write-in) Margaret Trowe 110.0%0
Write-in Gloria Strickland n/a80.0%0
Independent Joe Schriner (write-in)n/a50.0%0
Totals2,596,804100.00%13
Voter turnout (Voting age)43%

By county

CountyGeorge W. Bush
Republican		Al Gore
Democratic		Various candidates
Other parties		MarginTotal
#%#%#%#%
Appling 3,94064.60%2,09334.32%661.08%1,84730.28%6,099
Atkinson 1,22859.30%82139.64%221.06%40719.66%2,071
Bacon 2,01067.11%95631.92%290.97%1,05435.19%2,995
Baker 61540.49%89358.79%110.72%-278-18.30%1,519
Baldwin 6,04149.82%5,89348.60%1921.58%1481.22%12,126
Banks 3,20270.64%1,22026.91%1112.45%1,98243.73%4,533
Barrow 7,92565.49%3,65730.22%5204.30%4,26835.27%12,102
Bartow 14,72064.62%7,50832.96%5532.43%7,21231.66%22,781
Ben Hill 2,38151.08%2,23447.93%460.99%1473.15%4,661
Berrien 2,71861.63%1,64037.19%521.18%1,07824.44%4,410
Bibb 24,07148.36%24,99650.22%7091.42%-925-1.86%49,776
Bleckley 2,43664.98%1,27333.96%401.07%1,16331.02%3,749
Brantley 3,11868.29%1,37230.05%761.66%1,74638.24%4,566
Brooks 2,40652.87%2,09646.06%491.08%3106.81%4,551
Bryan 4,83568.49%2,17230.77%520.74%2,66337.72%7,059
Bulloch 8,99060.82%5,56137.62%2311.56%3,42923.20%14,782
Burke 3,38147.39%3,72052.14%340.48%-339-4.75%7,135
Butts 3,19856.75%2,28140.48%1562.77%91716.27%5,635
Calhoun 76840.70%1,10758.66%120.64%-339-17.96%1,887
Camden 6,37162.96%3,63635.93%1121.11%2,73527.03%10,119
Candler 1,64360.36%1,05338.68%260.96%59021.68%2,722
Carroll 16,32663.42%8,75234.00%6632.58%7,57429.42%25,741
Catoosa 12,03367.90%5,47030.87%2181.23%6,56337.03%17,721
Charlton 1,77062.86%1,01536.04%311.10%75526.82%2,816
Chatham 37,84749.49%37,59049.15%1,0381.36%2570.34%76,475
Chattahoochee 59048.88%60049.71%171.41%-10-0.83%1,207
Chattooga 3,64056.20%2,72942.13%1081.67%91114.07%6,477
Cherokee 38,03372.65%12,29523.49%2,0203.86%25,73849.16%52,348
Clarke 11,85041.00%15,16752.47%1,8876.53%-3,317-11.47%28,904
Clay 44835.08%82164.29%80.63%-373-29.21%1,277
Clayton 19,96632.52%40,04265.21%1,3942.27%-20,076-32.69%61,402
Clinch 1,09156.56%81642.30%221.14%27514.26%1,929
Cobb 140,49459.78%86,67636.88%7,8573.34%53,81822.90%235,027
Coffee 5,75661.04%3,59338.10%810.86%2,16322.94%9,430
Colquitt 6,58966.08%3,29733.06%860.86%3,29233.02%9,972
Columbia 26,66074.04%8,96924.91%3791.05%17,69149.13%36,008
Cook 2,27957.78%1,63941.56%260.66%64016.22%3,944
Coweta 21,32768.30%9,05629.00%8432.70%12,27139.30%31,226
Crawford 1,98755.71%1,51342.42%671.88%47413.29%3,567
Crisp 3,28558.57%2,26840.44%561.00%1,01718.13%5,609
Dade 3,33366.01%1,62832.24%881.74%1,70533.77%5,049
Dawson 4,21071.38%1,45824.72%2303.90%2,75246.66%5,898
Decatur 4,18754.75%3,39844.43%630.82%78910.32%7,648
DeKalb 58,80726.73%154,50970.24%6,6643.03%-95,702-43.51%219,980
Dodge 3,47259.08%2,32639.58%791.34%1,14619.50%5,877
Dooly 1,58845.11%1,90154.01%310.88%-313-8.90%3,520
Dougherty 12,24842.14%16,65057.29%1660.57%-4,402-15.15%29,064
Douglas 18,89361.02%11,16236.05%9092.94%7,73124.97%30,964
Early 1,93854.06%1,62245.24%250.70%3168.82%3,585
Echols 61468.37%27230.29%121.34%34238.08%898
Effingham 7,32668.79%3,23230.35%920.86%4,09438.44%10,650
Elbert 3,26255.73%2,52743.17%641.09%73512.56%5,853
Emanuel 3,34353.38%2,83545.27%851.36%5088.11%6,263
Evans 1,84159.77%1,21739.51%220.71%62420.26%3,080
Fannin 5,46365.11%2,73632.61%1912.28%2,72732.50%8,390
Fayette 29,33869.11%11,91228.06%1,1992.82%17,42641.05%42,449
Floyd 16,19460.37%10,28238.33%3491.30%5,91222.04%26,825
Forsyth 27,76977.66%6,69418.72%1,2923.61%21,07558.94%35,755
Franklin 3,65963.50%2,04035.40%631.09%1,61928.10%5,762
Fulton 104,87039.84%152,03957.76%6,3032.39%-47,169-17.92%263,212
Gilmer 4,94167.04%2,23030.26%1992.70%2,71136.78%7,370
Glascock 76374.80%24924.41%80.78%51450.39%1,020
Glynn 14,34664.09%7,77834.75%2601.16%6,56829.34%22,384
Gordon 7,94465.09%4,03233.04%2291.88%3,91232.05%12,205
Grady 3,89458.09%2,72140.59%881.31%1,17317.50%6,703
Greene 2,98057.34%2,13741.12%801.54%84316.22%5,197
Gwinnett 121,75663.71%61,43432.15%7,9214.14%60,32231.56%191,111
Habersham 6,96471.86%2,53026.11%1972.03%4,43445.75%9,691
Hall 26,84170.36%10,25926.89%1,0502.75%16,58243.47%38,150
Hancock 66221.45%2,41478.22%100.32%-1,752-56.77%3,086
Haralson 5,15363.10%2,86935.13%1451.78%2,28427.97%8,167
Harris 5,55464.87%2,91234.01%961.12%2,64230.86%8,562
Hart 4,24256.29%3,19242.36%1021.35%1,05013.93%7,536
Heard 1,94760.88%1,17836.84%732.28%76924.04%3,198
Henry 25,81566.42%11,97130.80%1,0812.78%13,84435.62%38,867
Houston 23,17462.65%13,30135.96%5131.39%9,87326.69%36,988
Irwin 1,72060.31%1,10538.74%270.95%61521.57%2,852
Jackson 7,87867.71%3,42029.39%3372.90%4,45838.32%11,635
Jasper 2,29858.28%1,55839.51%872.21%74018.77%3,943
Jeff Davis 2,79766.26%1,37932.67%451.07%1,41833.59%4,221
Jefferson 2,55945.98%2,97353.41%340.61%-414-7.43%5,566
Jenkins 1,31750.79%1,25048.21%261.00%672.58%2,593
Johnson 1,79762.33%1,06536.94%210.73%73225.39%2,883
Jones 4,85060.11%3,10238.45%1161.44%1,74821.66%8,068
Lamar 2,91255.68%2,19441.95%1242.37%71813.73%5,230
Lanier 1,04855.04%83243.70%241.26%21611.34%1,904
Laurens 8,13357.94%5,72440.78%1791.28%2,40917.16%14,036
Lee 5,87274.48%1,93624.56%760.96%3,93649.92%7,884
Liberty 4,45544.68%5,34753.62%1701.70%-892-8.94%9,972
Lincoln 1,80758.23%1,27541.09%210.68%53217.14%3,103
Long 1,32057.04%97542.13%190.82%34514.91%2,314
Lowndes 14,46256.87%10,61641.74%3541.39%3,84615.13%25,432
Lumpkin 4,42765.59%2,12131.42%2022.99%2,30634.17%6,750
Macon 1,56635.96%2,75763.31%320.73%-1,191-27.35%4,355
Madison 5,52969.17%2,28528.59%1792.24%3,24440.58%7,993
Marion 1,18754.35%98244.96%150.69%2059.39%2,184
McDuffie 3,92659.94%2,58039.39%440.67%1,34620.55%6,550
McIntosh 1,76646.03%2,04753.35%240.63%-281-7.32%3,837
Meriwether 3,16247.13%3,44151.29%1061.58%-279-4.16%6,709
Miller 1,34962.74%78336.42%180.84%56626.32%2,150
Mitchell 2,79048.11%2,97151.23%380.66%-181-3.12%5,799
Monroe 4,56160.48%2,83937.65%1411.87%1,72222.83%7,541
Montgomery 1,46558.39%1,01340.37%311.24%45218.02%2,509
Morgan 3,52459.71%2,23837.92%1402.37%1,28621.79%5,902
Murray 5,53966.16%2,68432.06%1491.78%2,85534.10%8,372
Muscogee 23,47945.01%28,19354.05%4910.94%-4,714-9.04%52,163
Newton 11,12760.56%6,70336.48%5452.97%4,42424.08%18,375
Oconee 7,61168.15%3,18428.51%3733.34%4,42739.64%11,168
Oglethorpe 2,70661.71%1,51934.64%1603.65%1,18727.07%4,385
Paulding 16,88169.58%6,74327.79%6362.62%10,13841.79%24,260
Peach 3,52549.39%3,54049.60%721.01%-15-0.21%7,137
Pickens 5,48866.92%2,48930.35%2242.73%2,99936.57%8,201
Pierce 3,34871.52%1,30027.77%330.70%2,04843.75%4,681
Pike 3,35868.74%1,41328.93%1142.33%1,94539.81%4,885
Polk 5,84157.74%4,11240.65%1631.61%1,72917.09%10,116
Pulaski 1,92257.44%1,39041.54%341.02%53215.90%3,346
Putnam 3,59657.09%2,61241.47%911.44%98415.62%6,299
Quitman 34838.50%54259.96%141.55%-194-21.46%904
Rabun 3,45164.61%1,77633.25%1142.13%1,67531.36%5,341
Randolph 1,17445.70%1,38153.76%140.54%-207-8.06%2,569
Richmond 25,48544.29%31,41354.60%6401.11%-5,928-10.31%57,538
Rockdale 15,44062.64%8,29533.65%9143.71%7,14528.99%24,649
Schley 70660.03%46039.12%100.85%24620.91%1,176
Screven 2,46152.15%2,23347.32%250.53%2284.83%4,719
Seminole 1,53753.42%1,31345.64%270.94%2247.78%2,877
Spalding 9,27160.24%5,83137.89%2891.88%3,44022.35%15,391
Stephens 5,37064.11%2,86934.25%1371.64%2,50129.86%8,376
Stewart 67534.54%1,26764.84%120.61%-592-30.30%1,954
Sumter 4,84749.98%4,74848.96%1021.05%991.02%9,697
Talbot 84433.35%1,66265.67%250.99%-818-32.32%2,531
Taliaferro 27132.57%55666.83%50.60%-285-34.26%832
Tattnall 3,59764.12%1,96334.99%500.89%1,63429.13%5,610
Taylor 1,41250.79%1,34048.20%281.01%722.59%2,780
Telfair 1,69348.47%1,77750.87%230.66%-84-2.40%3,493
Terrell 1,50448.31%1,58450.88%250.80%-80-2.57%3,113
Thomas 7,09358.82%4,86240.32%1030.85%2,23118.50%12,058
Tift 6,67864.66%3,54734.34%1031.00%3,13130.32%10,328
Toombs 4,48762.23%2,64336.66%801.11%1,84425.57%7,210
Towns 2,90264.53%1,49533.24%1002.22%1,40731.29%4,497
Treutlen 1,06254.10%87944.78%221.12%1839.32%1,963
Troup 11,19862.90%6,37935.83%2271.27%4,81927.07%17,804
Turner 1,25851.22%1,16947.60%291.18%893.62%2,456
Twiggs 1,57043.43%1,97754.69%681.88%-407-11.26%3,615
Union 4,56765.66%2,23032.06%1592.29%2,33733.60%6,956
Upson 5,01960.60%3,15838.13%1051.27%1,86122.47%8,282
Walker 12,32665.23%6,34133.56%2281.21%5,98531.67%18,895
Walton 12,96667.95%5,48428.74%6333.32%7,48239.21%19,083
Ware 6,09963.35%3,48036.14%490.51%2,61927.21%9,628
Warren 93343.50%1,19655.76%160.75%-263-12.26%2,145
Washington 3,16247.26%3,47651.95%530.79%-314-4.69%6,691
Wayne 5,21965.20%2,73634.18%490.61%2,48331.02%8,004
Webster 35939.49%54159.52%90.99%-182-20.03%909
Wheeler 81351.62%75247.75%100.63%613.87%1,575
White 4,85768.96%2,01428.60%1722.44%2,84340.36%7,043
Whitfield 15,85268.03%7,03430.19%4161.79%8,81837.84%23,302
Wilcox 1,38158.39%96240.68%220.93%41917.71%2,365
Wilkes 2,04450.77%1,94048.19%421.04%1042.58%4,026
Wilkinson 1,80048.13%1,88450.37%561.50%-84-2.24%3,740
Worth 3,79262.56%2,21436.53%550.91%1,57826.03%6,061
Totals1,419,72054.67%1,116,23042.98%60,8542.34%303,49011.69%2,596,804

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

By congressional district

Bush won 9 of 11 congressional districts, including one held by a Democrat. [4]

DistrictBushGoreRepresentative
1st 57%42% Jack Kingston
2nd 54%45% Sanford Bishop
3rd 56%42% Mac Collins
4th 29%69% Cynthia McKinney
5th 23%75% John Lewis
6th 65%32% Johnny Isakson
7th 60%38% Bob Barr
8th 57%42% Saxby Chambliss
9th 69%28% Nathan Deal
10th 55%44% Charlie Norwood
11th 63%34% John Linder

Electors

Technically the voters of Georgia cast their ballots for electors: representatives to the Electoral College. Georgia is allocated 13 electors because it has 11 congressional districts and 2 senators. All candidates who appear on the ballot or qualify to receive write-in votes must submit a list of 13 electors, who pledge to vote for their candidate and his or her running mate. Whoever wins the majority of votes in the state is awarded all 13 electoral votes. Their chosen electors then vote for president and vice president. Although electors are pledged to their candidate and running mate, they are not obligated to vote for them. An elector who votes for someone other than his or her candidate is known as a faithless elector.

The electors of each state and the District of Columbia met on December 18, 2000 [5] to cast their votes for president and vice president. The Electoral College itself never meets as one body. Instead the electors from each state and the District of Columbia met in their respective capitols.

The following were the members of the Electoral College from the state. All were pledged to and voted for George W. Bush and Dick Cheney: [6]

  1. Anna Cablik
  2. Teresa Jeter Chappell
  3. Charles Commander Clay
  4. Fred Cooper
  5. James Edenfield
  6. Winnie LeClercq
  7. B.J. Lopez
  8. Carolyn Dodgen Meadows
  9. Alec Poitevint
  10. Eric Tanenblatt
  11. Cynthia Teasley
  12. Virgil Williams
  13. Bob Young

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The 2000 United States presidential election in Minnesota took place on November 7, 2000, as part of the 2000 United States presidential election, which was held throughout all 50 states and D.C. Voters chose ten representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2000 United States presidential election in New Mexico</span>

The 2000 United States presidential election in New Mexico took place on November 7, 2000, and was part of the 2000 United States presidential election. Voters chose five electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president. New Mexico was won by Vice President Al Gore by a 0.06 percent margin. It was the closest state in the entire presidential election by raw vote margin, which was even closer than Florida. News outlets called New Mexico for Gore at approximately 10:21 p.m. (EST), but later retracted the call when it was determined to be too close to call.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2000 United States presidential election in North Carolina</span>

The 2000 United States presidential election in North Carolina took place on November 7, 2000, and was part of the 2000 United States presidential election. Voters chose 14 representatives, or electors, to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2000 United States presidential election in North Dakota</span>

The 2000 United States presidential election in North Dakota took place on November 7, 2000, and was part of the 2000 United States presidential election. Voters chose three representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">2000 United States presidential election in Utah</span>

The 2000 United States presidential election in Utah took place on November 7, 2000, as part of the 2000 United States presidential election. Voters chose five representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

References

  1. ↑ ( "Voting and Registration in the Election of November 2000". United States Census Bureau. February 2002. Retrieved December 19, 2020.)
  2. ↑ "Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections". uselectionatlas.org. Retrieved April 11, 2023.
  3. ↑ "Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections - Georgia" . Retrieved August 11, 2024.
  4. ↑ 2000 Presidential General Election Results - Georgia US Election Atlas
  5. ↑ "2000 Post-Election Timeline of Events".
  6. ↑ "President Elect - 2000". Archived from the original on February 12, 2012. Retrieved October 25, 2009.
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