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2000 United States presidential election in Wisconsin

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election_name2000 United States presidential election in Wisconsin
countryWisconsin
typepresidential
ongoingno
previous_election1996 United States presidential election in Wisconsin
previous_year1996
next_election2004 United States presidential election in Wisconsin
next_year2004
election_dateNovember 7, 2000
image_sizex200px
image1Al Gore, Vice President of the United States, official portrait 1994 (3x4 close cropped).jpg
nominee1**Al Gore**
party1Democratic Party (United States)
home_state1Tennessee
running_mate1**Joe Lieberman**
electoral_vote1**11**
popular_vote1**1,242,987**
percentage1**47.83%**
image2GeorgeWBush (1).jpg
nominee2George W. Bush
party2Republican Party (United States)
home_state2Texas
running_mate2Dick Cheney
electoral_vote20
popular_vote21,237,279
percentage247.61%
map_image{{Switcher
map_caption
titlePresident
before_electionBill Clinton
before_partyDemocratic Party (United States)
after_electionGeorge W. Bush
after_partyRepublican Party (United States)

| [[File:Wisconsin Presidential Election Results 2000.svg|300px]] | County results | [[File:2000 Wisconsin Presidential Election Results by CD.svg|300px]] | Congressional district results | [[File:2000 Presidential Election in Wisconsin by Precinct.svg|300px]] | Precinct results Gore Bush Tie/No Data 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.

Wisconsin was won by Vice President Al Gore by a slim 0.22% margin of victory, a mere difference of 5,708 votes. Victories in Milwaukee County, where Milwaukee is located, and Dane County, where Madison is located contributed to his victory. 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. This was the last time that Wisconsin voted to the right of neighboring Iowa.

Results

2000 United States presidential election in WisconsinPartyCandidateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
**Democratic****Albert Arnold Gore Jr.****1,242,987****47.83%****11**
RepublicanGeorge Walker Bush1,237,27947.61%0
GreenRalph Nader94,0703.62%0
IndependentPat Buchanan11,4710.44%0
LibertarianHarry Browne6,6400.26%0

By congressional district

Gore won five of nine congressional districts. Each candidate won a district that elected a representative of the other party.

DistrictGoreBushRepresentative
**49%**47%Paul Ryan
**58%**36%Tammy Baldwin
**49%**46%Ron Kind
46%**50%**Jerry Kleczka
**65%**31%Tom Barrett
43%**53%**Tom Petri
**48%**46%Dave Obey
44%**52%**Mark Andrew Green
34%**63%**Jim Sensenbrenner

By county

CountyAl Gore
DemocraticGeorge W. Bush
RepublicanVarious candidates
Other partiesMarginTotal votes cast#%#%#%#%Totals1,242,98747.83%1,237,27947.61%118,3414.55%5,7080.22%2,598,607
Adams4,82652.94%3,92043.00%3704.06%9069.94%9,116
Ashland4,35655.21%3,03838.50%4966.29%1,31816.71%7,890
Barron8,92844.86%9,84849.48%1,1285.67%-920-4.62%19,904
Bayfield4,42753.60%3,26639.54%5666.85%1,16114.06%8,259
Brown49,09645.56%54,25850.25%4,4154.10%-5,162-4.79%107,769
Buffalo3,23748.74%3,03845.75%3665.51%1992.99%6,641
Burnett3,62644.49%3,96748.67%5586.85%-341-4.18%8,151
Calumet8,20241.12%10,83754.33%9084.55%-2,635-13.21%19,947
Chippewa12,10246.24%12,83549.04%1,2364.72%-733-2.80%26,173
Clark5,93141.92%7,46152.73%7575.35%-1,530-10.81%14,149
Columbia12,63649.38%11,98746.85%9643.77%6492.53%25,587
Crawford4,00554.17%3,02440.90%3654.94%98113.27%7,394
Dane142,31761.15%75,79032.56%14,6326.29%66,52728.59%232,739
Dodge14,58038.67%21,68457.52%1,4373.81%-7,104-18.85%37,701
Door6,56043.10%7,81051.31%8505.58%-1,250-8.21%15,220
Douglas13,59362.62%6,93031.93%1,1835.45%6,66330.69%21,706
Dunn9,17247.45%8,91146.10%1,2476.45%2611.35%19,330
Eau Claire24,07850.29%20,92143.70%2,8766.01%3,1576.59%47,875
Florence81633.93%1,52863.53%612.54%-712-29.60%2,405
Fond du Lac18,18139.02%26,54856.98%1,8603.99%-8,367-17.96%46,589
Forest2,15845.76%2,40450.98%1543.27%-246-5.22%4,716
Grant10,69148.69%10,24046.64%1,0254.67%4512.05%21,956
Green7,86351.47%6,79044.45%6234.08%1,0737.02%15,276
Green Lake3,30136.25%5,45159.86%3553.90%-2,150-23.61%9,107
Iowa5,84255.42%4,22140.04%4784.53%1,62115.38%10,541
Iron1,62046.19%1,73449.44%1534.36%-114-3.25%3,507
Jackson4,38052.04%3,67043.60%3674.36%7108.44%8,417
Jefferson15,20342.11%19,20453.20%1,6924.69%-4,001-11.09%36,099
Juneau4,81347.10%4,91048.05%4954.84%-97-0.95%10,218
Kenosha32,42950.90%28,89145.35%2,3893.75%3,5385.55%63,709
Kewaunee4,67046.31%4,88348.42%5315.27%-213-2.11%10,084
La Crosse28,45551.22%24,32743.79%2,7775.00%4,1287.43%55,559
Lafayette3,71051.08%3,33645.93%2172.99%3745.15%7,263
Langlade4,19943.20%5,12552.72%3974.08%-926-9.52%9,721
Lincoln6,66446.80%6,72747.24%8485.96%-63-0.44%14,239
Manitowoc17,66745.51%19,35849.86%1,7994.63%-1,691-4.35%38,824
Marathon26,54645.48%28,88349.48%2,9455.05%-2,337-4.00%58,374
Marinette8,67643.55%10,53552.88%7103.56%-1,859-9.33%19,921
Marquette3,43747.78%3,52248.96%2353.27%-85-1.18%7,194
Menominee94976.97%22518.25%594.79%72458.72%1,233
Milwaukee252,32958.20%163,49137.71%17,7174.09%88,83820.49%433,537
Monroe7,46045.67%8,21750.30%6584.03%-757-4.63%16,335
Oconto7,26043.75%8,70652.46%6303.79%-1,446-8.71%16,596
Oneida8,33944.14%9,51250.35%1,0405.51%-1,173-6.21%18,891
Outagamie32,73543.22%39,46052.10%3,5474.68%-6,725-8.88%75,742
Ozaukee15,03031.48%31,15565.24%1,5663.28%-16,125-33.76%47,751
Pepin1,85450.60%1,63144.51%1794.89%2236.09%3,664
Pierce8,55947.65%8,16945.48%1,2346.87%3902.17%17,962
Polk8,96145.34%9,55748.36%1,2446.29%-596-3.02%19,762
Portage17,94253.15%13,21439.14%2,6047.71%4,72814.01%33,760
Price3,41343.04%4,13652.16%3814.80%-723-9.12%7,930
Racine41,56346.77%44,01449.53%3,2883.70%-2,451-2.76%88,865
Richland3,83746.27%3,99448.16%4625.57%-157-1.89%8,293
Rock40,47257.49%27,46739.01%2,4653.50%13,00518.48%70,404
Rusk3,16142.91%3,75851.02%4476.07%-597-8.11%7,366
St. Croix13,07743.66%15,24050.88%1,6375.47%-2,163-7.22%29,954
Sauk13,03550.81%11,58645.16%1,0324.02%1,4495.65%25,653
Sawyer3,33342.91%3,97251.14%4625.95%-639-8.23%7,767
Shawano7,33541.67%9,54854.24%7204.09%-2,213-12.57%17,603
Sheboygan23,56942.70%29,64853.71%1,9843.59%-6,079-11.01%55,201
Taylor3,25436.19%5,27858.70%4605.12%-2,024-22.51%8,992
Trempealeau6,67854.88%5,00241.11%4884.01%1,67613.77%12,168
Vernon6,57750.42%5,68443.58%7836.00%8936.84%13,044
Vilas4,70638.19%6,95856.47%6585.34%-2,252-18.28%12,322
Walworth15,49238.29%22,98256.80%1,9844.90%-7,490-18.51%40,458
Washburn3,69545.93%3,91248.63%4385.44%-217-2.70%8,045
Washington18,11529.50%41,16267.03%2,1353.48%-23,047-37.53%61,412
Waukesha64,31931.57%133,10565.33%6,3103.10%-68,786-33.76%203,734
Waupaca8,78738.53%12,98056.92%1,0374.55%-4,193-18.39%22,804
Waushara4,23941.36%5,57154.36%4384.27%-1,332-13.00%10,248
Winnebago33,98344.67%38,33050.38%3,7674.95%-4,347-5.71%76,080
Wood15,93644.56%17,80349.78%2,0225.65%-1,867-5.22%35,761

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

  • Barron (Largest city: Rice Lake)
  • Brown (Largest city: Green Bay)
  • Burnett (Largest city: Grantsburg)
  • Chippewa (Largest city: Chippewa Falls)
  • Clark (Largest city: Neillsville)
  • Door (Largest city: Sturgeon Bay)
  • Forest (Largest city: Crandon)
  • Iron (Largest city: Hurley)
  • Jefferson (Largest city: Watertown)
  • Juneau (Largest city: Mauston)
  • Kewaunee (Largest city: Algoma)
  • Langlade (Largest city: Antigo)
  • Lincoln (Largest city: Merrill)
  • Manitowoc (Largest city: Manitowoc)
  • Marathon (Largest city: Wausau)
  • Marinette (Largest city: Marinette)
  • Marquette (Largest city: Montello)
  • Monroe (Largest city: Sparta)
  • Oconto (Largest city: Oconto)
  • Oneida (Largest city: Rhinelander)
  • Outagamie (Largest city: Appleton)
  • Polk (Largest city: Amery)
  • Price (Largest city: Park Falls)
  • Racine (Largest city: Racine)
  • Richland (Largest city: Richland Center)
  • Rusk (Largest city: Ladysmith)
  • Sawyer (Largest city: Hayward)
  • Shawano (Largest city: Shawano)
  • Sheboygan (Largest city: Sheboygan)
  • St. Croix (Largest city: Hudson)
  • Taylor (Largest city: Medford)
  • Washburn (Largest city: Spooner)
  • Waushara (Largest city: Berlin)
  • Winnebago (Largest city: Oshkosh)
  • Wood (Largest city: Marshfield)

Electors

Main article: List of 2000 United States presidential electors

The electors of each state and the District of Columbia met on December 18, 2000 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:

  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

References

References

  1. "Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections".
  2. "Wisconsin Elections Results | Wisconsin Elections Commission".
  3. [http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/state.php?year=2000&fips=42&f=0&off=0&elect=0 2000 Presidential General Election Results - Pennsylvania]
  4. "President Elect - 2000".
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