Election in Washington
Main article: 2000 United States presidential election
2000 United States presidential election in Washington (state) Turnout 75.46%
0.94%[1]
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
1,247,652
1,108,864
Percentage
50.1%
44.6%
County Results
Gore
40-50%
50-60%
60-70%
Bush
40-50%
50-60%
60-70%
70-80%
President before election
Bill Clinton
Democratic
Elected President
George W. Bush
Republican
The 2000 United States presidential election in Washington 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 .
The State of Washington was considered a competitive swing state in 2000, and both campaigns sent advertisements into the state.[2] [3] On election day, Gore won the state with a margin of 5.6%. Gore's best performance in the state was in King County , also the largest populated county, which he won with 60% of the vote. As of the 2020 presidential election , this is the last election in which Whatcom County voted for the Republican candidate.
Results [ ]
2000 United States presidential election in Washington (state)
Party
Candidate
Votes
Percentage
Electoral votes
Democratic
Albert Arnold Gore Jr.
1,247,652
50.13%
11
Republican
George Walker Bush
1,108,864
44.56%
0
Green /Progressive
Ralph Nader
103,002
4.14%
0
Libertarian
Harry Browne
13,135
0.53%
0
Reform
Pat Buchanan
7,171
0.29%
0
Natural Law
John Hagelin
2,927
0.12%
0
Constitution
Howard Phillips
1,989
0.08%
0
Workers World
Monica Moorehead
1,729
0.07%
0
-
Write Ins
1,312
0.05%
0
Socialist
David McReynolds
660
0.03%
0
Socialist Workers
James Harris
304
0.01%
0
Totals
2,488,745
100.00%
11
Voter turnout
59%
Results Breakdown [ ]
By county [ ]
Adams
4,974
1,406
28.27%
3,440
69.16%
128
2.57%
Asotin
7,985
2,736
34.26%
4,909
61.48%
340
4.26%
Benton
59,779
19,512
32.64%
38,367
64.18%
1,900
3.18%
Chelan
26,517
8,412
31.72%
16,980
64.03%
1,125
4.24%
Clallam
32,232
13,779
42.75%
16,251
50.42%
2,202
6.83%
Clark
135,544
61,767
45.57%
67,219
49.59%
6,558
4.84%
Columbia
2,107
515
24.44%
1,523
72.28%
69
3.27%
Cowlitz
36,962
18,233
49.33%
16,873
45.65%
1,856
5.02%
Douglas
12,855
3,822
29.73%
8,512
66.22%
521
4.05%
Ferry
3,038
932
30.68%
1,896
62.41%
210
6.91%
Franklin
13,614
4,653
34.18%
8,594
63.13%
367
2.70%
Garfield
1,329
300
22.57%
982
73.89%
47
3.54%
Grant
23,798
7,073
29.72%
15,830
66.52%
895
3.76%
Grays Harbor
25,972
13,304
51.22%
11,225
43.22%
1,443
5.56%
Island
33,004
14,778
44.78%
16,408
49.72%
1,818
5.51%
Jefferson
15,833
8,281
52.30%
6,095
38.50%
1,457
9.20%
King
794,196
476,700
60.02%
273,171
34.40%
44,325
5.58%
Kitsap
102,596
50,302
49.03%
46,427
45.25%
5,867
5.72%
Kittitas
14,086
5,516
39.16%
7,727
54.86%
843
5.98%
Klickitat
8,159
3,062
37.53%
4,557
55.85%
540
6.62%
Lewis
29,986
9,891
32.99%
18,565
61.91%
1,530
5.10%
Lincoln
5,197
1,417
27.27%
3,546
68.23%
234
4.50%
Mason
22,480
10,876
48.38%
10,257
45.63%
1,347
5.99%
Okanogan
14,798
4,335
29.29%
9,384
63.41%
1,079
7.29%
Pacific
9,519
4,895
51.42%
4,042
42.46%
582
6.11%
Pend Oreille
5,438
1,973
36.28%
3,076
56.56%
389
7.15%
Pierce
268,427
138,249
51.50%
118,431
44.12%
11,747
4.38%
San Juan
8,407
4,426
52.65%
3,005
35.74%
976
11.61%
Skagit
45,221
20,432
45.18%
22,163
49.01%
2,626
5.81%
Skamania
4,249
1,753
41.26%
2,151
50.62%
345
8.12%
Snohomish
250,967
129,612
51.65%
109,615
43.68%
11,740
4.68%
Spokane
172,112
74,604
43.35%
89,299
51.88%
8,209
4.77%
Stevens
17,999
5,560
30.89%
11,299
62.78%
1,140
6.33%
Thurston
97,422
50,467
51.80%
39,924
40.98%
7,031
7.22%
Wahkiakum
1,973
803
40.70%
1,033
52.36%
137
6.94%
Walla Walla
21,365
7,188
33.64%
13,304
62.27%
873
4.09%
Whatcom
73,757
34,033
46.14%
34,287
46.49%
5,437
7.37%
Whitman
16,237
6,509
40.09%
9,003
55.45%
725
4.47%
Yakima
67,299
25,546
37.96%
39,494
58.68%
2,259
3.36%
By congressional district [ ]
Gore won 6 of 9 congressional districts.[4]
Electors [ ]
Rachel Lake
Debbie Aldrich
Paul Steinberg
Carol Sue Perkins
Tim Hattenburg
Debbie Regala
Vic Battson
Carl Schwartz
Nancy McGinnis
Jim Frush
Charlotte Coker
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