Guide to election tables
The following are unofficial and, in some cases, incomplete results of the Nov. 7, 2000, general elections.
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States Bush Gore Nader Buchanan
Ala. 944,155 699,815 17,983 6,303
Alaska 131,664 61,203 22,177 4,054
Ariz. 672,220 608,693 40,024 10,880
Ark. 469,601 417,914 13,296 7,320
Calif. 4,055,225 5,254,831 372,561 39,900
Colo. 877,764 732,409 90,348 10,347
Conn. 544,704 789,532 59,950 4,382
Del. 137,081 180,638 8,288 775
D.C. 17,020 162,004 9,925 NA
Fla. 2,909,135 2,907,351 96,915 17,358
Ga. 1,404,058 1,101,101 105 10,868
Hawaii 137,785 205,209 21,609 1,071
Idaho 335,590 137,911 5,077 7,668
Ill. 2,012,154 2,566,489 103,028 16,060
Ind. 1,231,713 888,201 NA 17,173
Iowa 629,521 634,475 27,726 6,830
Kans. 614,419 391,026 35,583 7,239
Ky. 867,828 635,824 23,035 4,163
La. 925,502 790,171 20,417 14,485
Maine 283,988 315,466 37,757 4,315
Md. 770,904 1,093,344 51,078 4,067
Mass. 859,559 1,568,682 165,265 10,860
Mich. 1,944,786 2,152,920 83,776 NA
Minn. 1,109,240 1,166,505 127,561 23,892
Miss. 547,595 379,331 7,770 2,157
Mo. 1,189,521 1,110,826 38,488 9,806
Mont. 238,962 135,698 24,561 5,740
Neb. 407,806 215,127 22,918 3,408
Nev. 301,539 279,749 15,004 4,747
N.H. 273,135 265,853 22,156 2,603
N.J. 1,205,989 1,618,643 83,524 6,245
N.M. 239,426 244,439 18,355 1,185
N.Y. 2,218,674 3,742,341 222,309 33,399
N.C. 1,564,429 1,203,216 NA 8,582
N.D. 172,262 94,387 9,382 7,121
Ohio 2,284,087 2,111,313 114,070 25,935
Okla. 744,335 474,326 NA 9,014
Ore. 600,031 574,172 56,264 5,859
Pa. 2,259,612 2,459,963 102,384 15,927
R.I. 132,212 252,844 24,115 2,250
S.C. 764,717 540,044 19,702 3,410
S.D. 190,515 118,750 NA 3,314
Tenn. 1,059,842 980,353 19,558 4,150
Texas 3,790,992 2,424,281 137,534 12,350
Utah 512,161 201,732 36,245 9,280
Vt. 107,654 131,520 17,185 1,891
Va. 1,409,358 1,200,538 57,549 5,507
Wash. 795,679 884,363 69,737 4,961
W.Va. 331,871 291,204 10,455 3,116
Wis. 1,234,167 1,240,266 93,167 11,256
Wyo. 147,453 60,420 NA 2,718
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