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2000 United States presidential election in Arkansas

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County Results

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The 2000 United States presidential election in Arkansas took place on November 7, 2000, and was part of the 2000 United States presidential election. Voters chose 6 representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Arkansas was won by Governor George W. Bush by a 5.4% margin of victory. He won a majority of the popular vote and the state's six electoral votes. Bush was the first Republican to carry the state since his father in 1988. {{As of|2016|11|alt=As of the 2016 presidential election}}, this is the last election in which Craighead County, Ashley County, Lafayette County, Ouachita County, Drew County, Dallas County, Greene County, Izard County, Hot Spring County, Nevada County, and Cross County voted for the Democratic candidate, and the last time a Democrat won any congressional district in the state in a presidential election.

Results

United States presidential election in Arkansas, 2000
Party		Candidate	Votes	Percentage	Electoral votes
	Republican	George W. Bush	472,940	51.31%	6
	Democratic	Al Gore	422,768	45.86%	0
	Green Party	Ralph Nader	13,421	1.46%	0
	Reform	Patrick Buchanan	5,192	0.80%	0
	Libertarian	Harry Browne	2,781	0.30%	0
	Independent	Howard Phillips	1,145	0.14%	0
	Natural Law	John Hagelin	1,098	0.13%	0
Totals			919,345	100.00%	6
Voter turnout					46%

By county

County^[1]	Bush%	Bush#	Gore%	Gore#	Others%	Others	Total
Arkansas	52.62%	3,353	45.15%	2,877	2.23%	142	6,372
Ashley	46.86%	3,876	51.42%	4,253	1.72%	142	8,271
Baxter	57.09%	9,538	39.0%	6,516	3.92%	654	16,708
Benton	64.94%	34,838	32.21%	17,277	2.86%	1,531	53,646
Boone	62.85%	8,569	32.95%	4,493	4.2%	573	13,635
Bradley	45.06%	1,793	53.33%	2,122	1.61%	64	3,979
Calhoun	51.62%	1,128	46.54%	1,017	1.83%	40	2,185
Carroll	57.94%	5,556	37.49%	3,595	4.58%	439	9,590
Chicot	35.13%	1,564	63.34%	2,820	1.52%	68	4,452
Clark	43.77%	3,776	54.03%	4,661	2.19%	189	8,626
Clay	38.2%	2,254	59.78%	3,527	2.02%	119	5,900
Cleburne	56.14%	5,730	40.36%	4,120	3.50%	357	10,207
Cleveland	52.75%	1,678	44.45%	1,414	2.79%	89	3,181
Columbia	53.92%	5,018	43.01%	4,003	3.07%	286	9,307
Conway	49.00%	3,545	48.33%	3,496	2.67%	193	7,234
Craighead	48.33%	12,158	49.20%	12,376	2.48%	623	25,157
Crawford	61.30%	10,804	35.68%	6,288	3.03%	533	17,625
Crittenden	44.26%	5,857	54.59%	7,224	1.15%	153	13,234
Cross	48.80%	3,033	49.81%	3,096	1.38%	86	6,215
Dallas	47.25%	1,571	51.43%	1,710	1.32%	44	3,325
Desha	35.66%	1,603	61.76%	2,776	2.58%	116	4,495
Drew	46.54%	2,756	51.67%	3,060	1.78%	106	5,922
Faulkner	54.95%	16,055	40.90%	11,950	4.14%	1,211	29,216
Franklin	53.37%	3,277	43.55%	2,674	3.08%	189	6,140
Fulton	49.56%	2,036	48.10%	1,976	2.34%	96	4,108
Garland	53.15%	19,098	44.08%	15,840	2.79%	997	35,935
Grant	54.63%	3,285	42.16%	2,535	3.21%	193	6,013
Greene	46.71%	5,831	50.62%	6,319	2.67%	334	12,484
Hempstead	44.68%	3,257	54.01%	3,937	1.31%	95	7,289
Hot Spring	45.92%	5,042	50.33%	5,527	3.75%	412	10,981
Howard	52.16%	2,326	46.27%	2,063	1.57%	70	4,459
Independence	53.00%	6,145	44.39%	5,146	2.61%	303	11,594
Izard	45.73%	2,301	51.41%	2,587	2.86%	144	5,032
Jackson	37.55%	2,280	60.13%	3,651	2.33%	141	6,072
Jefferson	32.22%	8,765	65.13%	17,716	2.64%	720	27,201
Johnson	51.07%	3,657	45.66%	3,270	3.27%	234	7,161
Lafayette	45.46%	1,538	53.38%	1,806	1.15%	39	3,383
Lawrence	43.48%	2,626	53.89%	3,255	2.63%	159	6,040
Lee	32.78%	1,351	66.17%	2,727	1.05%	43	4,121
Lincoln	43.03%	1,526	55.19%	1,957	1.78%	63	3,546
Little River	43.38%	2,283	54.78%	2,883	1.84%	97	5,263
Logan	55.42%	4,487	40.55%	3,283	4.03%	326	8,096
Lonoke	59.11%	10,606	38.18%	6,851	2.71%	486	17,943
Madison	60.18%	3,387	36.51%	2,055	3.30%	186	5,628
Marion	56.56%	3,402	37.12%	2,233	6.32%	380	6,015
Miller	52.94%	7,276	45.67%	6,278	1.39%	191	13,745
Mississippi	41.31%	5,199	56.47%	7,107	2.22%	280	12,586
Monroe	40.36%	1,329	58.00%	1,910	1.64%	54	3,293
Montgomery	56.91%	2,128	38.46%	1,438	4.62%	173	3,739
Nevada	48.05%	1,796	49.95%	1,867	2.00%	75	3,738
Newton	64.40%	2,529	30.69%	1,205	4.91%	193	3,927
Ouachita	45.59%	4,739	52.56%	5,464	1.85%	192	10,395
Perry	52.76%	2,114	41.13%	1,648	6.10%	245	4,007
Phillips	33.87%	3,154	64.62%	6,018	1.52%	141	9,313
Pike	57.29%	2,275	40.39%	1,604	2.32%	92	3,971
Poinsett	41.30%	2,988	56.70%	4,102	2.00%	145	7,235
Polk	63.95%	4,600	32.18%	2,315	3.86%	278	7,193
Pope	61.04%	11,244	36.20%	6,669	2.77%	509	18,422
Prairie	53.09%	1,862	44.57%	1,563	2.34%	82	3,507
Pulaski	43.94%	55,866	53.73%	68,320	2.34%	2,965	127,151
Randolph	45.48%	2,673	51.37%	3,019	3.15%	185	5,877
St. Francis	40.18%	3,414	58.69%	4,986	1.13%	96	8,496
Saline	57.48%	18,617	39.21%	12,700	3.32%	1,074	32,391
Scott	60.26%	2,399	36.27%	1,444	3.47%	138	3,981
Searcy	64.32%	2,610	30.29%	1,229	5.41%	219	4,058
Sebastian	58.48%	23,483	38.73%	15,555	2.78%	1,121	40,159
Sevier	49.17%	2,111	48.80%	2,095	2.03%	87	4,293
Sharp	51.89%	3,698	45.41%	3,236	2.70%	192	7,126
Stone	53.97%	2,623	42.04%	2,043	3.99%	194	4,860
Union	55.40%	8,647	40.11%	6,261	4.48%	701	15,609
Van Buren	49.90%	3,485	45.85%	3,202	4.25%	297	6,984
Washington	54.86%	28,231	41.64%	21,425	3.50%	1,803	51,459
White	59.46%	13,170	37.66%	8,342	2.88%	638	22,150
Woodruff	33.87%	898	64.09%	1,699	2.04%	54	2,651
Yell	49.75%	3,223	47.26%	3,062	2.99%	194	6,479

	George W. Bush	Al Gore	Total
Counties won	43	32	75
Best score	Benton County (64.94%)	Lee County (66.17%)	.
Counties won under statewide margin (5.45%)	7	8	15
	Sevier County (0.37%) Conway County (0.67%) Fulton County (1.46%) Yell County (2.49%) Van Buren County (4.05%) Calhoun County (5.08%) Johnson County (5.41%)	Craighead County (0.87%) Cross County (1.01%) Nevada County (1.90%) Greene County (3.91%) Dallas County (4.18%) Hot Spring County (4.41%) Ashley County (4.56%) Drew County (5.13%)	.
Counties won under nationwide margin (0.51%)	1	0	1
	Sevier County (0.37%)	.	.

By congressional district

Bush won 2 of 4 congressional districts.^[2]

District	Bush	Gore	Representative
{{ushr\|Arkansas\|1\|1st	47%	50%	Marion Berry
{{ushr\|Arkansas\|2\|2nd	49%	48%	Vic Snyder
{{ushr\|Arkansas\|3\|3rd	59%	37%	Asa Hutchinson
{{ushr\|Arkansas\|3\|3rd	59%	37%	John Boozman
{{ushr\|Arkansas\|4\|4th	47%	50%	Jay Dickey
{{ushr\|Arkansas\|4\|4th	47%	50%	Mike Ross

Electors

Technically the voters of Arkansas cast their ballots for electors: representatives to the Electoral College. Arkansas is allocated 6 electors because it has 4 congressional districts and 2 senators. All candidates who appear on the ballot or qualify to receive write-in votes must submit a list of 6 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 6 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 a faithless elector.

The electors of each state and the District 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]

Pat Dodge
Bud Cummins
Mildred Homan
Betsy Thompson
Kim Hendren
Sarah Agee

References

1. ^http://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/
2. ^https://uselectionatlas.org/RESULTS/state.php?year=2000&fips=5&off=0&elect=0&f=0
3. ^http://www.uselectionatlas.org/INFORMATION/ARTICLES/pe2000timeline.php
4. ^http://presidentelect.org/e2000.html

Results

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By congressional district

Electors

References

See also