2000 United States presidential election in Nebraska

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2000 United States presidential election in Nebraska
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  1996 November 7, 2000 2004  
  GeorgeWBush.jpg Al Gore, Vice President of the United States, official portrait 1994.jpg
Nominee George W. Bush Al Gore
Party Republican Democratic
Home state Texas Tennessee
Running mate Dick Cheney Joe Lieberman
Electoral vote50
Popular vote433,862231,780
Percentage62.25%33.25%

Nebraska Presidential Election Results 2000.svg
County Results
Bush
  40-50%
  50-60%
  60-70%
  70-80%
  80-90%

The 2000 United States presidential election in Nebraska took place on November 7, 2000, and was 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.

Contents

Nebraska was won by Governor George W. Bush by a 29% margin of victory, winning every county. Also, with 62.25% of the popular vote, the state proved to be his fourth strongest state in the 2000 election after Wyoming, Idaho and Utah. [1] As of the 2020 presidential election, this is the last time the Democratic ticket did not win a single county in Nebraska.

Results

2000 United States presidential election in Nebraska [2]
PartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
Republican George W. Bush 433,86262.25%5
Democratic Al Gore 231,78033.25%0
Green Ralph Nader 24,5403.52%0
Reform Pat Buchanan 3,6460.52%0
Libertarian Harry Browne 2,2450.32%0

Results by county

County [3] George W. Bush
Republican
Al Gore
Democratic
Ralph Nader
Green
Pat Buchanan
Independent
Harry E. Browne
Libertarian
Various candidates
Other parties
MarginTotal votes cast
#%#%#%#%#%#%#%
Adams 8,16265.62%3,68629.63%4723.79%640.51%310.25%230.18%4,47635.99%12,438
Antelope 2,56276.07%67820.13%842.49%310.92%70.21%60.18%1,88455.94%3,368
Arthur 23586.40%269.56%62.21%41.47%10.37%00.00%20976.84%272
Banner 39084.42%6514.07%20.43%40.87%10.22%00.00%32570.35%462
Blaine 29985.67%4312.32%51.43%10.29%10.29%00.00%25673.35%349
Boone 2,19676.73%57520.09%652.27%220.77%40.14%00.00%1,62156.64%2,862
Box Butte 3,20863.04%1,61431.72%2033.99%400.79%120.24%120.24%1,59431.32%5,089
Boyd 93174.96%26521.34%252.01%100.81%30.24%80.64%66653.62%1,242
Brown 1,37581.65%25014.85%362.14%140.83%40.24%50.30%1,12566.80%1,684
Buffalo 11,93172.48%3,92723.86%4832.93%650.39%420.26%130.08%8,00448.62%16,461
Burt 2,05660.61%1,22336.06%732.15%220.65%120.35%60.18%83324.55%3,392
Butler 2,63868.91%1,02826.85%1082.82%340.89%110.29%90.24%1,61042.06%3,828
Cass 6,14459.77%3,65635.56%3693.59%550.54%410.40%150.15%2,48824.21%10,280
Cedar 2,98970.02%1,06224.88%1403.28%621.45%100.23%60.14%1,92745.14%4,269
Chase 1,50580.27%30616.32%382.03%150.80%80.43%30.16%1,19963.95%1,875
Cherry 2,32281.56%44615.67%501.76%200.70%40.14%50.18%1,87665.89%2,847
Cheyenne 3,20776.61%84420.16%761.82%360.86%160.38%70.17%2,36356.45%4,186
Clay 2,32672.35%77424.07%862.67%170.53%30.09%90.28%1,55248.28%3,215
Colfax 2,33870.53%86326.03%722.17%290.87%60.18%70.21%1,47544.50%3,315
Cuming 3,23276.68%85720.33%912.16%240.57%40.09%70.17%2,37556.35%4,215
Custer 4,24578.41%97618.03%1402.59%320.59%110.20%100.18%3,26960.38%5,414
Dakota 3,11951.46%2,69544.46%1412.33%871.44%90.15%100.16%4247.00%6,061
Dawes 2,54970.39%82322.73%2125.85%220.61%120.33%30.08%1,72647.66%3,621
Dawson 5,51173.41%1,74023.18%1431.90%841.12%220.29%70.09%3,77150.23%7,507
Deuel 78375.80%21320.62%272.61%60.58%40.39%00.00%57055.18%1,033
Dixon 1,83466.40%82029.69%301.09%652.35%90.33%40.14%1,01436.71%2,762
Dodge 8,87161.30%5,02134.69%4433.06%580.40%630.44%160.11%3,85026.61%14,472
Douglas 101,02555.16%73,34740.05%7,1093.88%6900.38%7490.41%2360.13%27,67815.11%183,156
Dundy 80179.23%17917.71%191.88%60.59%30.30%30.30%62261.52%1,011
Fillmore 2,02467.51%84828.29%1033.44%140.47%80.27%10.03%1,17639.22%2,998
Franklin 1,19671.70%42025.18%362.16%90.54%20.12%50.30%77646.52%1,668
Frontier 1,10279.11%24417.52%271.94%100.72%60.43%40.29%85861.59%1,393
Furnas 1,84976.06%53421.97%291.19%120.49%60.25%10.04%1,31554.09%2,431
Gage 5,53858.26%3,51636.99%3553.73%570.60%330.35%70.07%2,02221.27%9,506
Garden 96379.00%20316.65%383.12%80.66%40.33%30.25%76062.35%1,219
Garfield 71874.56%20220.98%333.43%90.93%10.10%00.00%51653.58%963
Gosper 75774.65%22822.49%191.87%90.89%10.10%00.00%52952.16%1,014
Grant 32484.16%4912.73%102.60%20.52%00.00%00.00%27571.43%385
Greeley 83964.05%41631.76%372.82%130.99%40.31%10.08%42332.29%1,310
Hall 11,80363.64%5,95232.09%5953.21%1160.63%520.28%280.15%5,85131.55%18,546
Hamilton 3,25172.39%1,06623.74%1413.14%210.47%100.22%20.04%2,18548.65%4,491
Harlan 1,35873.33%43823.65%372.00%110.59%70.38%10.05%92049.68%1,852
Hayes 48685.11%6611.56%81.40%81.40%30.53%00.00%42073.55%571
Hitchcock 1,12676.08%31221.08%211.42%140.95%30.20%40.27%81455.00%1,480
Holt 3,95479.73%84617.06%931.88%480.97%50.10%130.26%3,10862.67%4,959
Hooker 31777.51%7418.09%133.18%40.98%10.24%00.00%24359.42%409
Howard 1,76062.26%95533.78%712.51%210.74%130.46%70.25%80528.48%2,827
Jefferson 2,35161.11%1,36135.38%1022.65%150.39%160.42%20.05%99025.73%3,847
Johnson 1,21057.29%79437.59%743.50%110.52%110.52%120.57%41619.70%2,112
Kearney 2,33374.73%68021.78%752.40%170.54%120.38%50.16%1,65352.95%3,122
Keith 2,95376.72%77820.21%751.95%300.78%110.29%20.05%2,17556.51%3,849
Keya Paha 42282.26%7815.20%61.17%61.17%10.19%00.00%34467.06%513
Kimball 1,37975.77%37920.82%412.25%110.60%50.27%50.27%1,00054.95%1,820
Knox 2,78469.98%1,03726.07%1102.77%360.90%50.13%60.15%1,74743.91%3,978
Lancaster 55,51451.82%44,65041.68%6,1825.77%2970.28%3600.34%1290.12%10,86410.14%107,132
Lincoln 9,22061.00%5,20534.44%5023.32%1260.83%410.27%200.13%4,01526.56%15,114
Logan 33681.55%6014.56%112.67%40.97%10.24%00.00%27666.99%412
Loup 28475.13%8422.22%71.85%30.79%00.00%00.00%20052.91%378
Madison 9,63674.97%2,77221.57%2902.26%1080.84%280.22%190.15%6,86453.40%12,853
McPherson 24481.06%4815.95%10.33%41.33%41.33%00.00%19665.11%301
Merrick 2,38071.26%84825.39%842.51%220.66%30.09%30.09%1,53245.87%3,340
Morrill 1,59774.70%46021.52%462.15%261.22%60.28%30.14%1,13753.18%2,138
Nance 1,10566.37%49729.85%462.76%110.66%30.18%30.18%60836.52%1,665
Nemaha 2,17764.62%1,06331.55%942.79%180.53%100.30%70.21%1,11433.07%3,369
Nuckolls 1,70169.63%64426.36%662.70%210.86%80.33%30.12%1,05743.27%2,443
Otoe 4,17862.71%2,20833.14%2183.27%350.53%130.20%100.15%1,97029.57%6,662
Pawnee 93761.69%52234.36%382.50%110.72%80.53%30.20%41527.33%1,519
Perkins 1,17080.58%24316.74%312.13%40.28%40.28%00.00%92763.84%1,452
Phelps 3,57577.26%93420.19%861.86%140.30%150.32%30.06%2,64157.07%4,627
Pierce 2,53478.99%57017.77%521.62%431.34%40.12%50.16%1,96461.22%3,208
Platte 9,86176.69%2,61220.31%2662.07%660.51%380.30%160.12%7,24956.38%12,859
Polk 1,92573.67%61023.34%521.99%150.57%80.31%30.11%1,31550.33%2,613
Red Willow 3,68073.23%1,18823.64%1032.05%330.66%150.30%60.12%2,49249.59%5,025
Richardson 2,62363.20%1,38233.30%832.00%330.80%160.39%130.31%1,24129.90%4,150
Rock 72581.10%14115.77%171.90%91.01%10.11%10.11%58465.33%894
Saline 2,58150.17%2,32145.11%1873.63%350.68%150.29%60.12%2605.06%5,145
Sarpy 28,97964.00%14,63732.33%1,3082.89%1400.31%1650.36%490.11%14,34231.67%45,278
Saunders 5,68863.77%2,85231.98%2773.11%680.76%240.27%100.11%2,83631.79%8,919
Scotts Bluff 9,39767.90%3,93728.45%4002.89%620.45%290.21%140.10%5,46039.45%13,839
Seward 4,45763.53%2,25032.07%2453.49%360.51%140.20%140.20%2,20731.46%7,016
Sheridan 2,10581.72%39215.22%542.10%180.70%50.19%20.08%1,71366.50%2,576
Sherman 1,07262.87%56433.08%482.82%90.53%70.41%50.29%50829.79%1,705
Sioux 62983.75%9813.05%172.26%40.53%20.27%10.13%53170.70%751
Stanton 1,89576.23%50020.11%532.13%210.84%80.32%90.36%1,39556.12%2,486
Thayer 2,09669.73%82127.31%652.16%130.43%50.17%60.20%1,27542.42%3,006
Thomas 32983.29%5513.92%92.28%20.51%00.00%00.00%27469.37%395
Thurston 1,04049.95%92444.38%562.69%512.45%50.24%60.29%1165.57%2,082
Valley 1,61071.18%58325.77%451.99%170.75%40.18%30.13%1,02745.41%2,262
Washington 5,75866.75%2,55029.56%2342.71%300.35%410.48%130.15%3,20837.19%8,626
Wayne 2,77470.41%1,00125.41%1193.02%330.84%60.15%70.18%1,77345.00%3,940
Webster 1,30266.94%58430.03%482.47%90.46%10.05%10.05%71836.91%1,945
Wheeler 35177.48%8518.76%112.43%40.88%20.44%00.00%26658.72%453
York 4,81674.55%1,40721.78%1612.49%590.91%80.12%90.14%3,40952.77%6,460
Totals433,86262.25%231,78033.25%24,5403.52%3,6460.52%2,2450.32%9460.14%202,08228.99%697,019

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

By congressional district

Bush won all three congressional districts. [4]

DistrictBushGoreRepresentative
1st 59%36% Doug Bereuter
2nd 57%39% Lee Terry
3rd 71%25% Bill Barrett
Tom Osborne

Electors

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 Bush and Dick Cheney: [6]

  1. Mary Johnson
  2. Lee Terry, Sr.
  3. Howard Lamb
  4. Mildred Curtis
  5. John Y. McCollister

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