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Albert Gore, Jr.

Albert Gore, Jr. ran for president in 2000. Electoral votes, popular vote and the states won in each election.

Career in office and other elections

2000 Lost

Democratic
Electoral votes
266of 537
Popular vote
50,992,33548.40%
States carried
21
Running mate
Joseph Lieberman

Opponents: George W. Bush (271 EV), Ralph Nader (0 EV).

Alabama: lostAlaska: lostArizona: lostArkansas: lostCalifornia: wonColorado: lostConnecticut: wonDelaware: wonDistrict of Columbia: wonFlorida: lostGeorgia: lostHawaii: wonIdaho: lostIllinois: wonIndiana: lostIowa: wonKansas: lostKentucky: lostLouisiana: lostMaine: wonMaryland: wonMassachusetts: wonMichigan: wonMinnesota: wonMississippi: lostMissouri: lostMontana: lostNebraska: lostNevada: lostNew Hampshire: lostNew Jersey: wonNew Mexico: wonNew York: wonNorth Carolina: lostNorth Dakota: lostOhio: lostOklahoma: lostOregon: wonPennsylvania: wonRhode Island: wonSouth Carolina: lostSouth Dakota: lostTennessee: lostTexas: lostUtah: lostVermont: wonVirginia: lostWashington: wonWest Virginia: lostWisconsin: wonWyoming: lostVermont: wonNew Hampshire: lostMassachusetts: wonRhode Island: wonConnecticut: wonNew Jersey: wonDelaware: wonMaryland: wonDistrict of Columbia: won
States carried in 2000 (coloured), shaded by margin.

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Questions and answers

How many times did Albert Gore, Jr. run for president?

1 time (2000), without winning.

How many electoral votes did Albert Gore, Jr. win?

2000: 266.

What share of the popular vote did Albert Gore, Jr. get?

2000: 48.4% (50,992,335 votes).

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