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Albert Gore, Jr. vs George W. Bush

Albert Gore, Jr. vs George W. Bush in 2000: electoral votes, popular vote and every state, side by side.

Albert Gore, Jr.

Elections
1 (2000)
Won
0
Electoral votes, all runs
266
Best popular vote
48.4% in 2000
Parties
Democratic
vs

George W. Bush

Elections
2 (2000, 2004)
Won
2
Electoral votes, all runs
557
Best popular vote
50.7% in 2004
Parties
Republican
Albert Gore, Jr. states
21
George W. Bush states
30
Popular vote
48.4% – 47.9%
Alabama: George W. BushAlaska: George W. BushArizona: George W. BushArkansas: George W. BushCalifornia: Albert Gore, Jr.Colorado: George W. BushConnecticut: Albert Gore, Jr.Delaware: Albert Gore, Jr.District of Columbia: Albert Gore, Jr.Florida: George W. BushGeorgia: George W. BushHawaii: Albert Gore, Jr.Idaho: George W. BushIllinois: Albert Gore, Jr.Indiana: George W. BushIowa: Albert Gore, Jr.Kansas: George W. BushKentucky: George W. BushLouisiana: George W. BushMaine: Albert Gore, Jr.Maryland: Albert Gore, Jr.Massachusetts: Albert Gore, Jr.Michigan: Albert Gore, Jr.Minnesota: Albert Gore, Jr.Mississippi: George W. BushMissouri: George W. BushMontana: George W. BushNebraska: George W. BushNevada: George W. BushNew Hampshire: George W. BushNew Jersey: Albert Gore, Jr.New Mexico: Albert Gore, Jr.New York: Albert Gore, Jr.North Carolina: George W. BushNorth Dakota: George W. BushOhio: George W. BushOklahoma: George W. BushOregon: Albert Gore, Jr.Pennsylvania: Albert Gore, Jr.Rhode Island: Albert Gore, Jr.South Carolina: George W. BushSouth Dakota: George W. BushTennessee: George W. BushTexas: George W. BushUtah: George W. BushVermont: Albert Gore, Jr.Virginia: George W. BushWashington: Albert Gore, Jr.West Virginia: George W. BushWisconsin: Albert Gore, Jr.Wyoming: George W. BushVermont: Albert Gore, Jr.New Hampshire: George W. BushMassachusetts: Albert Gore, Jr.Rhode Island: Albert Gore, Jr.Connecticut: Albert Gore, Jr.New Jersey: Albert Gore, Jr.Delaware: Albert Gore, Jr.Maryland: Albert Gore, Jr.District of Columbia: Albert Gore, Jr.
Every state, 2000
StateAlbert Gore, Jr.George W. BushGap (pts)EV
Alabama 41.6% 56.5% 9 -14.9 9
Alaska 27.7% 58.6% 3 -30.9 3
Arizona 44.7% 51.0% 8 -6.3 8
Arkansas 45.9% 51.3% 6 -5.4 6
California 53.4% 54 41.7% 11.7 54
Colorado 42.4% 50.8% 8 -8.4 8
Connecticut 55.9% 8 38.4% 17.5 8
Delaware 55.0% 3 41.9% 13.1 3
District of Columbia 85.2% 2 9.0% 76.2 2
Florida 48.8% 48.8% 25 0.0 25
Georgia 43.0% 54.7% 13 -11.7 13
Hawaii 55.8% 4 37.5% 18.3 4
Idaho 27.6% 67.2% 4 -39.6 4
Illinois 54.6% 22 42.6% 12.0 22
Indiana 41.0% 56.6% 12 -15.6 12
Iowa 48.5% 7 48.2% 0.3 7
Kansas 37.2% 58.0% 6 -20.8 6
Kentucky 41.4% 56.5% 8 -15.1 8
Louisiana 44.9% 52.6% 9 -7.7 9
Maine 49.1% 4 44.0% 5.1 4
Maryland 56.5% 10 40.3% 16.2 10
Massachusetts 59.8% 12 32.5% 27.3 12
Michigan 51.3% 18 46.1% 5.2 18
Minnesota 47.9% 10 45.5% 2.4 10
Mississippi 40.7% 57.6% 7 -16.9 7
Missouri 47.1% 50.4% 11 -3.3 11
Montana 33.4% 58.4% 3 -25.0 3
Nebraska 33.3% 62.2% 5 -28.9 5
Nevada 46.0% 49.5% 4 -3.5 4
New Hampshire 46.8% 48.1% 4 -1.3 4
New Jersey 56.1% 15 40.3% 15.8 15
New Mexico 47.9% 5 47.8% 0.1 5
New York 60.2% 33 35.2% 25.0 33
North Carolina 43.2% 56.0% 14 -12.8 14
North Dakota 33.1% 60.7% 3 -27.6 3
Ohio 46.4% 50.0% 21 -3.6 21
Oklahoma 38.4% 60.3% 8 -21.9 8
Oregon 47.0% 7 46.5% 0.5 7
Pennsylvania 50.6% 23 46.4% 4.2 23
Rhode Island 61.0% 4 31.9% 29.1 4
South Carolina 40.9% 56.8% 8 -15.9 8
South Dakota 37.6% 60.3% 3 -22.7 3
Tennessee 47.3% 51.1% 11 -3.8 11
Texas 38.0% 59.3% 32 -21.3 32
Utah 26.3% 66.8% 5 -40.5 5
Vermont 50.6% 3 40.7% 9.9 3
Virginia 44.4% 52.5% 13 -8.1 13
Washington 50.2% 11 44.6% 5.6 11
West Virginia 45.6% 51.9% 5 -6.3 5
Wisconsin 47.8% 11 47.6% 0.2 11
Wyoming 27.7% 67.8% 3 -40.1 3

Questions and answers

Who won between Albert Gore, Jr. and George W. Bush in 2000?

George W. Bush won the presidency. Electoral votes: Albert Gore, Jr. 266, George W. Bush 271. Popular vote: Albert Gore, Jr. 48.4%, George W. Bush 47.9%.

How many states did Albert Gore, Jr. and George W. Bush each win in 2000?

Albert Gore, Jr. carried 21 and George W. Bush carried 30.

Official results As published by The American Presidency Project (UC Santa Barbara) and the state documents it links. How we use this data