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2000 United States presidential election in Kentucky

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2000 United States presidential election in Kentucky

← 1996
November 7, 2000
2004 →
Turnout61.3%[1]
 
NomineeGeorge W. BushAl Gore
PartyRepublicanDemocratic
Home stateTexasTennessee
Running mateDick CheneyJoe Lieberman
Electoral vote80
Popular vote872,492638,898
Percentage56.50%41.37%

County results
Congressional district results

Bush

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%
  80–90%

Gore

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%


President before election

Bill Clinton
Democratic

Elected President

George W. Bush
Republican

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The2000 United States presidential election in Kentucky took place on November 7, 2000, as part of the2000 United States presidential election, which included elections in all fifty states and the District of Columbia. Voters chose eight representatives, or electors to theElectoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Governor of TexasGeorge W. Bush won the state with 56.50% of the vote over Vice PresidentAl Gore, who won 41.37% of the vote. Bush dominated in rural Kentucky, particularly thePennyroyal Plateau, and won five of the state's six congressional districts. Gore only won theLouisville-based3rd congressional district, though he also performed well in parts of theEastern Coalfield.

As of the2024 presidential election[update], this is the last election in whichBoyd County,Muhlenberg County,Harlan County,Perry County,Letcher County,Ballard County, andFulton County have voted for the Democratic candidate. It also marked the first ever election in whichWolfe County andMorgan County in the Eastern Coalfield voted for a Republican.[2] This election marked the state's shift from aswing state to a safely Republican state, which would be further cemented by its vote forJohn McCain in2008.

Kentucky was one of nine states to vote forBill Clinton in both 1992 and 1996 that Gore lost. It was also the only state to back Clinton in 1996 that Gore lost by a double digit margin.

Bush became the first Republican to win the White House without carryingJefferson County sinceTheodore Roosevelt in1904.

Primaries

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Results

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2000 United States presidential election in Kentucky
PartyCandidateRunning matePopular voteElectoral voteSwing
Count%Count%
RepublicanGeorge W. Bush ofTexasDick Cheney ofWyoming872,49256.50%8100.00%Increase11.62%
DemocraticAl Gore ofTennesseeJoe Lieberman ofConnecticut638,89841.37%00.00%Decrease4.47%
GreenRalph Nader ofConnecticutWinona LaDuke ofMinnesota23,1921.50%00.00%Increase1.50%
ReformPat Buchanan ofVirginiaEzola B. Foster ofCalifornia4,1730.27%00.00%Decrease8.40%
LibertarianHarry Browne ofTennesseeArt Olivier ofCalifornia2,8960.19%00.00%Decrease0.10%
Natural LawJohn Hagelin ofTennesseeNat Goldhaber ofCalifornia1,5330.10%00.00%Decrease0.01%
IndependentHoward Phillips ofTennesseeJoseph Sobran of9230.06%00.00%Increase0.06%
Total1,544,187100.00%8100.00%

By county

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CountyGeorge W. Bush
Republican
Al Gore
Democratic
Various candidates
Other parties
MarginTotal
#%#%#%#%
Adair5,46074.51%1,77924.28%891.21%3,68150.23%7,328
Allen4,41568.67%1,95030.33%641.00%2,46538.34%6,429
Anderson4,90961.62%2,90236.43%1561.96%2,00725.19%7,967
Ballard1,82448.38%1,88049.87%661.75%-56-1.49%3,770
Barren8,74163.14%4,93035.61%1731.25%3,81127.53%13,844
Bath2,30351.49%2,08746.66%831.86%2164.83%4,473
Bell5,58552.63%4,78745.11%2392.25%7987.52%10,611
Boone22,01668.83%9,24828.91%7202.25%12,76839.92%31,984
Bourbon3,88154.65%3,04842.92%1732.44%83311.73%7,102
Boyd9,24748.21%9,54149.74%3942.05%-294-1.53%19,182
Boyle6,12659.33%3,96338.38%2372.30%2,16320.95%10,326
Bracken2,06568.40%88829.41%662.19%1,17738.99%3,019
Breathitt2,08441.08%2,90257.20%871.71%-818-16.12%5,073
Breckinridge4,76363.91%2,59534.82%951.27%2,16829.09%7,453
Bullitt14,05461.91%8,19536.10%4521.99%5,85925.81%22,701
Butler3,65472.93%1,29925.93%571.14%2,35547.00%5,010
Caldwell3,16157.66%2,22340.55%981.79%93817.11%5,482
Calloway7,70556.35%5,63541.21%3332.44%2,07015.14%13,673
Campbell20,78961.45%12,04035.59%1,0002.96%8,74925.86%33,829
Carlisle1,40554.18%1,14944.31%391.50%2569.87%2,593
Carroll1,81851.96%1,60145.76%802.29%2176.20%3,499
Carter4,61751.53%4,18246.68%1601.79%4354.85%8,959
Casey4,28478.33%1,12220.52%631.15%3,16257.81%5,469
Christian10,78760.69%6,77838.14%2081.17%4,00922.55%17,773
Clark7,29758.50%4,91839.43%2582.07%2,37919.07%12,473
Clay4,92673.31%1,72325.64%701.04%3,20347.67%6,719
Clinton3,22474.89%1,03223.97%491.14%2,19250.92%4,305
Crittenden2,46959.44%1,61038.76%751.81%85920.68%4,154
Cumberland2,22073.85%73624.48%501.66%1,48449.37%3,006
Daviess21,36158.94%14,12638.98%7532.08%7,23519.96%36,240
Edmonson3,25065.07%1,71034.23%350.70%1,54030.84%4,995
Elliott82734.73%1,52564.05%291.22%-698-29.32%2,381
Estill3,03364.39%1,59133.78%861.83%1,44230.61%4,710
Fayette54,49551.67%47,27744.82%3,7053.51%7,2186.85%105,477
Fleming3,28263.37%1,81335.01%841.62%1,46928.36%5,179
Floyd5,06832.92%10,08865.53%2381.55%-5,020-32.61%15,394
Franklin10,20947.15%10,85350.12%5922.73%-644-2.97%21,654
Fulton1,29346.38%1,45252.08%431.54%-159-5.70%2,788
Gallatin1,34554.70%1,04942.66%652.64%29612.04%2,459
Garrard4,04369.43%1,71329.42%671.15%2,33040.01%5,823
Grant4,40562.02%2,56836.15%1301.83%1,83725.87%7,103
Graves7,84955.15%6,09742.84%2852.00%1,75212.31%14,231
Grayson5,84368.28%2,60430.43%1111.30%3,23937.85%8,558
Green3,61576.01%1,08522.81%561.18%2,53053.20%4,756
Greenup7,23349.33%7,16448.86%2661.81%690.47%14,663
Hancock2,03256.29%1,50841.77%701.94%52414.52%3,610
Hardin18,96461.79%11,09536.15%6312.06%7,86925.64%30,690
Harlan4,98047.27%5,36550.93%1901.80%-385-3.66%10,535
Harrison3,79357.37%2,65840.21%1602.42%1,13517.16%6,611
Hart3,72561.89%2,20136.57%931.55%1,52425.32%6,019
Henderson7,69848.00%8,05450.22%2871.79%-356-2.22%16,039
Henry3,24459.27%2,11738.68%1122.05%1,12720.59%5,473
Hickman1,15154.19%94044.26%331.55%2119.93%2,124
Hopkins9,49057.55%6,73440.84%2651.61%2,75616.71%16,489
Jackson4,07984.02%70114.44%751.54%3,37869.58%4,855
Jefferson145,05247.97%149,90149.58%7,4092.45%-4,849-1.61%302,362
Jessamine10,07466.89%4,63330.76%3542.35%5,44136.13%15,061
Johnson4,78358.47%3,25139.74%1461.78%1,53218.73%8,180
Kenton35,36362.87%19,10033.96%1,7863.18%16,26328.91%56,249
Knott2,02931.42%4,34967.34%801.24%-2,320-35.92%6,458
Knox6,05861.13%3,69037.24%1621.63%2,36823.89%9,910
LaRue3,38465.34%1,72733.35%681.31%1,65731.99%5,179
Laurel13,02971.90%4,85626.80%2351.30%8,17345.10%18,120
Lawrence2,96955.94%2,25842.55%801.51%71113.39%5,307
Lee1,89368.49%83630.25%351.27%1,05738.24%2,764
Leslie3,15971.24%1,21027.29%651.47%1,94943.95%4,434
Letcher4,09245.54%4,69852.29%1952.17%-606-6.75%8,985
Lewis3,21770.42%1,29328.31%581.27%1,92442.11%4,568
Lincoln4,79563.12%2,67835.25%1241.63%2,11727.87%7,597
Livingston2,11850.07%2,02247.80%902.13%962.27%4,230
Logan5,34457.27%3,88541.63%1031.10%1,45915.64%9,332
Lyon1,68849.36%1,68049.12%521.52%80.24%3,420
McCracken14,74555.25%11,41242.76%5321.99%3,33312.49%26,689
McCreary3,32169.20%1,41829.55%601.25%1,90339.65%4,799
McLean2,21955.17%1,74743.44%561.39%47211.73%4,022
Madison13,68257.81%9,30939.33%6752.85%4,37318.48%23,666
Magoffin2,78551.07%2,60347.74%651.19%1823.33%5,453
Marion3,25952.77%2,77844.98%1392.25%4817.79%6,176
Marshall7,29453.00%6,20345.08%2641.92%1,0917.92%13,761
Martin2,66759.85%1,71438.46%751.68%95321.39%4,456
Mason3,57260.82%2,17837.08%1232.09%1,39423.74%5,873
Meade5,31958.64%3,59639.64%1561.72%1,72319.00%9,071
Menifee1,17052.02%1,03846.15%411.82%1325.87%2,249
Mercer5,36262.12%3,09235.82%1782.06%2,27026.30%8,632
Metcalfe2,47664.33%1,31834.24%551.43%1,15830.09%3,849
Monroe4,37778.60%1,15820.79%340.61%3,21957.81%5,569
Montgomery4,53453.22%3,83344.99%1521.78%7018.23%8,519
Morgan2,29554.13%1,87544.22%701.65%4209.91%4,240
Muhlenberg5,51846.15%6,29552.65%1431.20%-777-6.50%11,956
Nelson7,71457.19%5,48140.64%2932.17%2,23316.55%13,488
Nicholas1,61360.34%99437.19%662.47%61923.15%2,673
Ohio5,41360.94%3,30337.19%1661.87%2,11023.75%8,882
Oldham13,58067.00%6,23630.77%4522.23%7,34436.23%20,268
Owen2,58263.44%1,39434.25%942.31%1,18829.19%4,070
Owsley1,46680.28%33918.57%211.15%1,12761.71%1,826
Pendleton3,04463.38%1,67034.77%891.85%1,37428.61%4,803
Perry5,30048.18%5,51450.13%1861.69%-214-1.95%11,000
Pike11,00544.13%13,61154.59%3191.28%-2,606-10.46%24,935
Powell2,25851.77%2,00846.03%962.20%2505.74%4,362
Pulaski15,84573.56%5,41525.14%2811.30%10,43048.42%21,541
Robertson63063.13%34134.17%272.71%28928.96%998
Rockcastle3,99276.08%1,17422.37%811.54%2,81853.71%5,247
Rowan3,54649.07%3,50548.51%1752.42%410.56%7,226
Russell5,26874.47%1,71024.17%961.36%3,55850.30%7,074
Scott7,95257.68%5,47239.69%3622.63%2,48017.99%13,786
Shelby8,06863.34%4,43534.82%2351.84%3,63328.52%12,738
Simpson3,16954.41%2,58344.35%721.24%58610.06%5,824
Spencer3,15066.01%1,55432.56%681.42%1,59633.45%4,772
Taylor6,15167.96%2,79030.83%1101.23%3,36137.13%9,051
Todd2,64663.20%1,49635.73%451.07%1,15027.47%4,187
Trigg3,13058.57%2,11039.48%1041.95%1,02019.09%5,344
Trimble1,83759.62%1,18138.33%632.04%65621.29%3,081
Union2,74951.21%2,54747.45%721.34%2023.76%5,368
Warren20,23561.36%12,18036.94%5601.70%8,05524.42%32,975
Washington3,04466.35%1,45831.78%861.87%1,58634.57%4,588
Wayne4,06962.85%2,31235.71%931.44%1,75727.14%6,474
Webster2,59951.24%2,38847.08%851.68%2114.16%5,072
Whitley7,50263.72%4,10134.83%1711.45%3,40128.89%11,774
Wolfe1,26752.25%1,13646.85%220.91%1315.40%2,425
Woodford5,89058.10%3,99539.41%2522.49%1,89518.69%10,137
Totals872,49256.50%638,89841.37%32,7972.12%233,59415.13%1,544,187

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

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By congressional district

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Bush won five of the state's six congressional districts. Each candidate won a district held by the other party.

DistrictBushGoreRepresentative
1st58%41%Ed Whitfield
2nd62%36%Ron Lewis
3rd46%51%Anne Northup
4th61%37%Ken Lucas
5th57%42%Hal Rogers
6th56%42%Ernie Fletcher

Electors

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Main article:List of 2000 United States presidential electors

Technically the voters of Kentucky cast their ballots for electors: representatives to theElectoral College. Kentucky is allocated 8 electors because it has 6congressional districts and 2senators. All candidates who appear on the ballot or qualify to receive write-in votes must submit a list of 8 electors, who pledge to vote for their candidate and his or her running mate. Whoever wins the majority of votes in the state is awarded all 8 electoral votes. Their chosen electors then vote for president and vice president. Although electors are pledged to their candidate and running mate, they are not obligated to vote for them. An elector who votes for someone other than his or her candidate is known as afaithless elector.

The electors of each state and theDistrict of Columbia met on December 18, 2000[3] 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 W. Bush and Dick Cheney:[4]

  1. George S. Beard
  2. William S. Farish Jr
  3. Robert B. Fearing
  4. Connie S. Hayes
  5. G. Richard Noss Jr.
  6. A. Douglas Reece
  7. Michael A. Shea
  8. Larry Joe Walden

References

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  1. ^"Voter Turnout Report for the 11/07/00 General Election"(PDF).Kentucky State Board of Elections.
  2. ^"The Political Graveyard: Wolfe County, Ky".politicalgraveyard.com. RetrievedJune 21, 2020.
  3. ^"2000 Post-Election Timeline of Events".
  4. ^"President Elect - 2000". Archived fromthe original on February 12, 2012. RetrievedOctober 25, 2009.
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