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Rhode Island presidential election results 2000

Albert Gore, Jr. carried Rhode Island by 29.08 points (118,953 votes), winning 4 electoral votes.

Electoral votes
4
Votes counted
409,047
RI result
D+29.1
Compared with the nation
28.6 pts more Democratic
Swing since 1996
3.8 pts to R

Statewide result

CandidatePartyVotesShareBarElectoral votes
Albert Gore, Jr.Democratic249,50861.00%4
George W. BushRepublican130,55531.90%—
Ralph NaderGreen25,0526.10%—
Total votes409,047

Sources: 2000

County resultsMIT Election Lab

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MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000-2016 (compiled from official state election records)
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County Albert Gore, Jr.George W. BushOthers TotalMargin
Bristol 13,4248,3751,473 23,272 21.7
Kent 43,26525,2914,914 73,470 24.5
Newport 20,79014,2582,790 37,838 17.3
Providence 142,46961,37814,461 218,308 37.1
Washington 29,56021,2535,411 56,224 14.8

Candidate votes as printed in the document. “Total” is the document’s total where it prints one, otherwise the sum of the candidate columns. Margin is the leading ticket’s lead in points over the second.

Notes on how this document was read
  • Secondary source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000-2016 (compiled from official state election records).

Method: Machine-readable dataset; county sums checked against the state totals in The American Presidency Project summary (within 0.5% for both main tickets).

Questions and answers

Who won Rhode Island in 2000?

Albert Gore, Jr. won Rhode Island by 29.08 percentage points (118,953 votes).

How many electoral votes did Rhode Island have in 2000?

Rhode Island cast 4 electoral votes in 2000.

How many people voted for president in Rhode Island in 2000?

409,047 votes were counted for president.

How many counties did each candidate win in Rhode Island in 2000?

Albert Gore, Jr. 5 (out of 5 counties with results).

How did Rhode Island change from 1996 to 2000?

The margin moved 3.8 points toward the Republican ticket, from Democratic by 32.9 points to Democratic by 29.1 points.

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