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This is theelectoral history of George W. Bush.George W. Bush served as the 43rdpresident of the United States (2001–2009) and as the 46thgovernor of Texas (1995–2000).

1978 congressional election

1978 Texas's 19th congressional district election, Republican primary^[1]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	George W. Bush	6,296	47.52%
	Republican	Jim Reese	5,498	41.50%
	Republican	Joe Hickox	1,455	10.98%
Total votes			13,249	100.00%

1978 Texas's 19th congressional district election, Republican primary runoff^[2]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	George W. Bush	6,802	55.77%
	Republican	Jim Reese	5,395	44.23%
Total votes			12,197	100.00%

1978 Texas's 19th congressional district election^[3]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Democratic	Kent Hance	54,729	53.24%
	Republican	George W. Bush	48,070	46.76%
Total votes			102,799	100.00%

1994 Texas gubernatorial election

1994 Texas gubernatorial election, Republican primary^[4]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	George W. Bush	520,130	93.32%
	Republican	Ray Hollis	37,210	6.68%
Total votes			557,340	100.00%

1994 Texas gubernatorial election^[5]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	George W. Bush	2,350,994	53.48%
	Democratic	Ann Richards (incumbent)	2,016,928	45.88%
	Libertarian	Keary Ehlers	28,320	0.64%
Total votes			4,396,242	100.00%

1998 Texas gubernatorial election

1998 Texas gubernatorial election, Republican primary^[6]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	George W. Bush (incumbent)	576,528	96.60%
	Republican	R.C. Crawford	20,311	3.40%
Total votes			596,839	100.00%

1998 Texas gubernatorial election^[7]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	Republican	George W. Bush (incumbent)	2,550,821	68.24%
	Democratic	Garry Mauro	1,165,592	31.18%
	Libertarian	Lester Turlington	20,711	0.55%
	Independent	Susan Lee Solar (write-in)	954	0.03%
Total votes			3,738,078	100.00%

2000 United States presidential election

Main article:George W. Bush 2000 presidential campaign

Electoral college map of the2000 United States presidential election

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
George W. Bush	Republican	Texas	50,456,002	47.87%	271	Dick Cheney	Wyoming	271
Al Gore	Democratic	Tennessee	50,999,897	48.38%	266	Joe Lieberman	Connecticut	266
Ralph Nader	Green	Connecticut	2,882,955	2.74%	0	Winona LaDuke	Minnesota	0
Pat Buchanan	Reform	Virginia	448,895	0.43%	0	Ezola B. Foster	California	0
Harry Browne	Libertarian	Tennessee	384,431	0.36%	0	Art Olivier	California	0
Howard Phillips	Constitution	Virginia	98,020	0.09%	0	Curtis Frazier	Missouri	0
John Hagelin	Natural Law	Iowa	83,714	0.08%	0	Nat Goldhaber	California	0
Other			51,186	0.05%	—	Other		—
(abstention)^[a]	—	—	—	—	1	(abstention)^[a]	—	1
Total			105,421,423	100%	538			538
Needed to win					270			270

Source:"2000 Presidential Electoral and Popular Vote"(Excel 4.0). Federal Election Commission.

Republican presidential primaries (2000)

First-instance vote by state
George W. Bush (43)
John McCain (7)

Popular vote

2000 Republican Party presidential primaries^[9]
Candidate		Votes	%
George W. Bush		12,034,676	62.00%
John McCain		6,061,332	31.23%
Alan Keyes		985,819	5.08%
Steve Forbes		171,860	0.89%
Unpledged		61,246	0.32%
Gary Bauer		60,709	0.31%
Orrin Hatch		15,958	0.08%
Al Gore (write-in)		1,155	0.01%
Bill Bradley (write-in)		1,025	0.01%
Total votes		19,393,780	100.00%

Delegate count


2000 Republican Party presidential primaries
Candidate	Delegates
George W. Bush	1,496
John McCain	244
Alan Keys	22
Total	1,762
Needed to win	882

2004 United States presidential election

Main article:George W. Bush 2004 presidential campaign

Electoral college map of the2004 United States presidential election

Electoral results
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Popular vote		Electoral vote	Running mate
Presidential candidate	Party	Home state	Count	Percentage	Electoral vote	Vice-presidential candidate	Home state	Electoral vote
George Walker Bush	Republican	Texas	62,040,610	50.73%	286	Richard Bruce Cheney	Wyoming	286
John Forbes Kerry	Democratic	Massachusetts	59,028,444	48.27%	251	John Reid Edwards	North Carolina	251
John Edwards^[b]	Democratic	North Carolina			1	John Reid Edwards	North Carolina	1
Ralph Nader	Independent	Connecticut	465,650	0.38%	0	Peter Camejo	California	0
Michael Badnarik	Libertarian	Texas	397,265	0.32%	0	Richard Campagna	Iowa	0
Michael Peroutka	Constitution	Maryland	143,630	0.12%	0	Chuck Baldwin	Florida	0
David Cobb	Green	Texas	119,859	0.10%	0	Pat LaMarche	Maine	0
Leonard Peltier	Peace and Freedom	Pennsylvania	27,607	0.02%	0	Janice Jordan	California	0
Walt Brown	Socialist	Oregon	10,837	0.01%	0	Mary Alice Herbert	Vermont	0
Róger Calero^[c]	Socialist Workers	New York	3,689	0.01%	0	Arrin Hawkins^[c]	Minnesota	0
Thomas Harens	Christian Freedom	Minnesota	2,387	0.002%	0	Jennifer Ryan	Minnesota	0
Other			50,652	0.04%	—	Other		—
Total			122,295,345	100%	538			538
Needed to win					270			270

Source (Electoral and Popular Vote):Federal Elections Commission Electoral and Popular Vote Summary

See also

Footnotes

^^a ^bOnefaithless elector from theDistrict of Columbia,Barbara Lett-Simmons, abstained from voting inprotest of the District's lack of voting representation in theUnited States Congress. (D.C. has anon-voting delegate to Congress.) She had been expected to vote for Gore/Lieberman.^[8]
^Onefaithless elector fromMinnesota cast an electoral vote for John Edwards (written as John Ewards) for president.^[10]
^^a ^bBecauseArrin Hawkins, then aged 28, wasconstitutionally ineligible to serve as vice president,Margaret Trowe replaced her on the ballot in some states.James Harris replaced Calero on certain other states' ballots.

References

^"TX District 19 – R Primary – May 6, 1978". Our Campaigns.
^"TX District 19 – R Runoff – June 3, 1978". Our Campaigns.
^"TX District 19 – November 7, 1978". Our Campaigns.
^"TX Governor – R Primary Race – Mar 08, 1994". Our Campaigns.
^Our Campaigns – TX Governor Race – Nov 08, 1994
^Our Campaigns – TX Governor – R Primary Race – Mar 10, 1998
^Our Campaigns – TX Governor Race – Nov 03, 1998
^Dizikes, Peter (January 6, 2006)."Electoral College Puts Bush Over the Top - ABC News".Abcnews.go.com.Archived from the original on March 5, 2016. RetrievedAugust 18, 2016.
^Our Campaigns – US President – R Primaries Race – Feb 01, 2000
^"MPR: Minnesota elector gives Edwards a vote; Kerry gets other nine". News.minnesota.publicradio.org. RetrievedMay 5, 2009.

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