2000 United States presidential election in Wisconsin

The 2000 United States presidential election in Wisconsin took place on November 7, 2000, and was part of the 2000 United States presidential election. Voters chose 11 representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

2000 United States presidential election in Wisconsin

November 7, 2000
 
Nominee Al Gore George W. Bush
Party Democratic Republican
Home state Tennessee Texas
Running mate Joe Lieberman Dick Cheney
Electoral vote 11 0
Popular vote 1,242,987 1,237,279
Percentage 47.83% 47.61%

County Results

President before election

Bill Clinton
Democratic

Elected President

George W. Bush
Republican

Wisconsin was won by Vice President Al Gore by a slim 0.22% margin of victory, a mere difference of 5,708 votes. This was the first time since 1988, and only the second time since 1960 that Wisconsin did not vote for the overall winner of a presidential election.

Electors

The electors of each state and the District of Columbia met on December 18, 2000[1] 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 Al Gore and Joe Lieberman:[2]

  1. Alice Clausing
  2. Pedro Colon
  3. Paulette Copeland
  4. Reynolds Honold
  5. Joan Kaeding
  6. Mark McQuate
  7. Ruth Miner-Kessel
  8. Christine Sinicki
  9. Tim Sullivan
  10. Angela Sutkiewicz
  11. Charlie Wolden

Results

Wisconsin was won by a narrow margin by Gore by some 5,000 votes. Gore carried Milwaukee County home of Milwaukee, and Dane County home of Madison, which contributed to his victory.

2000 United States presidential election in Wisconsin[3]
Party Candidate Votes Percentage Electoral votes
Democratic Albert Arnold Gore Jr. 1,242,987 47.83% 11
Republican George Walker Bush 1,237,279 47.61% 0
Green Ralph Nader 94,070 3.62% 0
Independent Pat Buchanan 11,471 0.44% 0
Libertarian Harry Browne 6,640 0.26% 0

By Congressional District

Gore won 5 of the 9 congressional districts. Both candidates won a district held by the opposite party.[4]

District Bush Gore Representative
1st 47% 49% Paul Ryan
2nd 36% 58% Tammy Baldwin
3rd 46% 49% Ron Kind
4th 51% 45% Jerry Kleczka
5th 31% 65% Tom Barrett
6th 53% 43% Tom Petri
7th 46% 48% Dave Obey
8th 52% 44% Mark Andrew Green
9th 63% 34% Jim Sensenbrenner

By county

County Gore% Gore# Bush% Bush# Others% Others# Total
Adams52.94%4,82643.00%3,9204.06%3709,116
Ashland55.21%4,35638.50%3,0386.29%4967,890
Barron44.86%8,92849.48%9,8485.67%1,12819,904
Bayfield53.60%4,42739.54%3,2666.85%5668,259
Brown45.56%49,09650.35%54,2584.10%4,415107,769
Buffalo48.74%3,23745.75%3,0385.51%3666,641
Burnett44.49%3,62648.67%3,9676.85%5588,151
Calumet41.12%8,20254.33%10,8374.55%90819,947
Chippewa46.24%12,10249.04%12,8354.72%1,23626,173
Clark41.92%5,93152.73%7,4615.35%75714,149
Columbia49.38%12,63646.85%11,9873.77%96425,587
Crawford54.17%4,00540.90%3,0244.94%3657,394
Dane61.15%142,31732.56%75,7906.29%14,632232,739
Dodge38.67%14,58057.52%21,6843.81%1,43737,701
Door43.10%6,56051.31%7,8105.58%85015,220
Douglas62.62%13,59331.93%6,9305.45%1,18321,706
Dunn47.45%9,17246.10%8,9116.45%1,24719,330
Eau Claire50.29%24,07843.70%20,9216.01%2,87647,875
Florence33.93%81663.53%1,5282.54%612,405
Fond du Lac39.02%18,18156.98%26,5483.99%1,86046,589
Forest45.76%2,15850.98%2,4043.27%1544,716
Grant48.69%10,69146.64%10,2404.67%1,02521,956
Green51.47%7,86344.45%6,7904.08%62315,276
Green Lake36.25%3,30159.86%5,4513.90%3559,107
Iowa55.42%5,84240.04%4,2214.53%47810,541
Iron46.19%1,62049.44%1,7344.36%1533,507
Jackson52.04%4,38043.60%3,6704.36%3678,417
Jefferson42.11%15,20353.20%19,2044.69%1,69236,099
Juneau47.10%4,81348.05%4,9104.84%49510,218
Kenosha50.90%32,42945.35%28,8913.75%2,38963,709
Kewaunee46.31%4,67048.42%4,8835.27%53110,084
La Crosse51.22%28,45543.79%24,3275.00%2,77755,559
Lafayette51.08%3,71045.93%3,3362.99%2177,263
Langlade43.20%4,19952.72%5,1254.08%3979,721
Lincoln46.80%6,66447.24%6,7275.96%84814,239
Manitowoc45.51%17,66749.86%19,3584.63%1,79938,824
Marathon45.48%26,54649.48%28,8835.05%2,94558,374
Marinette43.55%8,67652.88%10,5353.56%71019,921
Marquette47.78%3,43748.96%3,5223.27%2357,194
Menominee76.97%94918.25%2254.79%591,233
Milwaukee58.20%252,32937.71%163,4914.09%17,717433,537
Monroe45.67%7,46050.30%8,2174.03%65816,335
Oconto43.75%7,26052.46%8,7063.80%63016,596
Oneida44.14%8,33950.35%9,5125.51%1,04018,891
Outagamie43.22%32,73552.10%39,4604.68%3,54775,742
Ozaukee31.48%15,03065.24%31,1553.28%1,56647,751
Pepin50.60%1,85444.51%1,6314.89%1793,664
Pierce47.65%8,55945.48%8,1696.87%1,23417,962
Polk45.34%8,96148.36%9,5576.29%1,24419,762
Portage53.15%17,94239.14%13,2147.71%2,60433,760
Price43.04%3,41352.16%4,1364.80%3817,930
Racine46.77%41,56349.53%44,0143.70%3,28888,865
Richland46.27%3,83748.16%3,9945.57%4628,293
Rock57.49%40,47239.01%27,4673.50%2,46570,404
Rusk42.91%3,16151.02%3,7586.07%4477,366
St. Croix43.66%13,07750.88%15,2405.47%1,63729,954
Sauk50.81%13,03545.16%11,5864.02%1,03225,653
Sawyer42.91%3,33351.14%3,9725.95%4627,767
Shawano41.67%7,33554.24%9,5484.09%72017,603
Sheboygan42.70%23,56953.71%29,6483.59%1,98455,201
Taylor36.19%3,25458.70%5,2785.12%4608,992
Trempealeau54.88%6,67841.11%5,0024.01%48812,168
Vernon50.42%6,57743.58%5,6846.00%78313,044
Vilas38.19%4,70656.47%6,9585.34%65812,322
Walworth38.29%15,49256.80%22,9824.90%1,98440,458
Washburn45.93%3,69548.63%3,9125.44%4388,045
Washington29.50%18,11567.03%41,1623.48%2,13561,412
Waukesha31.57%64,31965.33%133,1053.10%6,310203,734
Waupaca38.53%8,78756.92%12,9804.55%1,03722,804
Waushara41.36%4,23954.36%5,5714.27%43810,248
Winnebago44.67%33,98350.38%38,3304.95%3,76776,080
Wood44.56%15,93649.78%17,8035.65%2,02235,761

References

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