2000 United States presidential election in Indiana

none June 2025 January 2025 2000 United States presidential election in Indiana Indiana presidential no 1996 United States presidential election in Indiana 1996 2004 United States presidential election in Indiana 2004 November 7, 2000 58.5%Jamieson Shin Day 2002 Table 4a 2.7 pp 200x200px GeorgeWBush (1).jpg George W. Bush Republican Party (United States) Texas Dick Cheney 12 1,245,836 56.65% Al Gore, Vice President of the United States, official portrait 1994 (3x4 close cropped).jpg Al Gore Democratic Party (United States) Tennessee Joe Lieberman 0 901,980 41.01% 180px County results 180px Congressional district results Bush #f2b3be 40–50% #e27f90 50–60% #cc2f4a 60–70% #d40000 70–80% Gore #b9d7ff 40–50% #86b6f2 50–60% #4389e3 60–70% President Bill Clinton Democratic Party (United States) George W. Bush Republican Party (United States) 2000 United States presidential election A presidential election was held in Indiana on November 7, 2000, and was part of the 2000 United States presidential election. The Republican ticket of the governor of Texas George W. Bush and the former U.S. secretary of defense Dick Cheney defeated the Democratic ticket of the vice president of the United States Al Gore and the junior U.S. senator from Connecticut Joe Lieberman. Bush defeated Gore in the national election with 271 electoral votes.Congressional Quarterly 2010 799, 889 Primary elections Republican Party 2000 Republican Party presidential primaries Indiana Republican primary, May 2, 2000Congressional Quarterly 2010 466 George W. Bush Republican Party (United States) 330,095 81.17 John McCain (withdrawn) Republican Party (United States) 76,569 18.83 406,664 100.00 Democratic Party 2000 Democratic Party presidential primaries Indiana Democratic primary, May 2, 2000Congressional Quarterly 2010 466 Al Gore Democratic Party (United States) 219,604 74.91 Bill Bradley (withdrawn) Democratic Party (United States) 64,339 21.94 Lyndon LaRouche Democratic Party (United States) 9,229 3.15 293,172 100.00 Reform Party 2000 Reform Party presidential primaries Indiana Reform primary, July 4–August 10, 19962000 Reform Party Presidential Mail Ballot (table) http://ballot-access.org/2000/0901.html March 9, 2026 Ballot Access News September 1, 1996 https://web.archive.org/web/20020820004727/http://ballot-access.org/2000/0901.html#13 August 20, 2002 Pat Buchanan Reform Party of the United States of America 931 77.39 John Hagelin Reform Party of the United States of America 272 22.61 1,203 100.00 General election Statistics Bush carried Vigo County, Indiana, which voted for the successful presidential candidate in every election from 1956 to 2016. This is the most recent presidential election in which the Democratic ticket carried Scott County, Indiana. Bush became the first Republican presidential candidate to win the national election without carrying LaPorte County since Benjamin Harrison in 1888 United States presidential election.Menendez 2009 188–92 Results 2000 United States presidential election in IndianaGilroy 2000 45–50 George W. BushDick Cheney Republican Party (United States) 1,245,836 56.65 9.52 Al GoreJoe Lieberman Democratic Party (United States) 901,980 41.01 0.54 Ralph Nader (write-in)Winona LaDuke (write-in) Green Green Party of the United States 18,506 0.84 0.79 Pat BuchananBuchanan and Foster were the national nominees of the Reform Party of the United States of America.Ezola Foster Independent politician 16,959 0.77 9.73 Harry BrowneArt Olivier Libertarian Party (United States) 15,530 0.71 0.02 John Hagelin (write-in)Nat Goldhaber (write-in) Natural Law Party (United States) 198 0.01 Howard Phillips (write-in)J. Curtis Frazier (write-in) Constitution Party (United States) 197 0.01 0.01 David McReynolds (write-in)McReynolds was the national nominee of the Socialist Party USA.N/AMcReynolds had no registered running mate in Indiana.Gilroy 2000 47 Independent politician 43 0.00 Joe Schriner (write-in)N/ASchriner had no registered running mate in Indiana.Gilroy 2000 47 Independent politician 24 0.00 0.00 Keith Judd (write-in)N/AJudd had no registered running mate in Indiana.Gilroy 2000 47 Independent politician 15 0.00 0.00 David Harold Bircher (write-in)N/ABircher had no registered running mate in Indiana.Gilroy 2000 47 Independent Republican (United States) 8 0.00 0.00 Earnest Lee Easton (write-in)N/AEaston had no registered running mate in Indiana.Gilroy 2000 47 Veterans Industrial 5 0.00 0.00 Gloria Dawn Strickland (write-in)N/AStrickland had no registered running mate in Indiana.Gilroy 2000 47 Independent politician 4 0.00 0.00 2,199,305 100.00 By county CountyGeorge W. BushRepublicanAl GoreDemocraticVarious candidatesOther partiesMarginTotal#%#%#%#%Adams8,55567.95%3,77529.98%2602.07%4,78037.97%12,590Allen70,42661.60%41,63636.42%2,2581.98%28,79025.18%114,320Bartholomew16,20062.87%9,01534.98%5542.15%7,18527.89%25,769Benton2,44163.01%1,32834.28%1052.71%1,11328.73%3,874Blackford2,69955.16%2,10342.98%911.86%59612.18%4,893Boone13,16171.54%4,76325.89%4722.57%8,39845.65%18,396Brown3,87156.78%2,60838.26%3384.96%1,26318.52%6,817Carroll5,10261.71%2,96535.86%2012.43%2,13725.85%8,268Cass9,30561.60%5,41235.83%3892.58%3,89325.77%15,106Clark19,41752.01%17,36046.50%5591.50%2,0575.51%37,336Clay6,39362.94%3,60535.49%1601.58%2,78827.45%10,158Clinton7,14164.97%3,64333.15%2071.88%3,49831.82%10,991Crawford2,32755.29%1,81743.17%651.54%51012.12%4,209Daviess6,87270.40%2,69727.63%1921.97%4,17542.77%9,761Dearborn11,45264.88%6,02034.11%1781.01%5,43230.77%17,650Decatur6,11566.68%2,88931.50%1671.82%3,22635.18%9,171DeKalb8,70163.12%4,77634.65%3082.23%3,92528.47%13,785Delaware22,10550.07%20,87647.29%1,1662.64%1,2292.78%44,147Dubois10,13465.36%5,09032.83%2801.81%5,04432.53%15,504Elkhart36,75667.46%16,40230.11%1,3242.43%20,35437.35%54,482Fayette5,06058.52%3,41539.49%1721.99%1,64519.03%8,647Floyd16,48654.90%13,20943.99%3351.12%3,27710.91%30,030Fountain4,40860.54%2,71737.32%1562.14%1,69123.22%7,281Franklin5,58767.00%2,59131.07%1611.93%2,99635.93%8,339Fulton5,21862.66%2,96035.55%1491.79%2,25827.11%8,327Gibson7,73456.16%5,80242.13%2361.71%1,93214.03%13,772Grant16,15361.22%9,71236.81%5211.97%6,44124.41%26,386Greene7,45259.05%4,89838.81%2692.13%2,55420.24%12,619Hamilton56,37274.25%18,00223.71%1,5522.04%38,37050.54%75,926Hancock15,94369.47%6,50328.34%5042.20%9,44041.13%22,950Harrison8,71158.48%5,87039.41%3152.11%2,84119.07%14,896Hendricks28,65171.23%10,78626.82%7841.95%17,86544.41%40,221Henry10,32156.35%7,64741.75%3471.89%2,67414.60%18,315Howard20,33159.63%12,89937.83%8652.54%7,43221.80%34,095Huntington10,11369.17%4,11928.17%3882.65%5,99441.00%14,620Jackson9,05462.01%5,33036.50%2181.49%3,72425.51%14,602Jasper7,21264.58%3,74433.53%2111.89%3,46831.05%11,167Jay4,68758.37%3,16739.44%1762.19%1,52018.93%8,030Jefferson6,58255.17%5,11742.89%2321.94%1,46512.28%11,931Jennings5,73260.37%3,54937.38%2132.24%2,18322.99%9,494Johnson29,40469.54%11,95228.27%9282.19%17,45241.27%42,284Knox8,48556.36%6,30041.85%2691.79%2,18514.51%15,054Kosciusko19,04075.30%5,78522.88%4591.82%13,25552.42%25,284LaGrange5,43765.25%2,73332.80%1631.96%2,70432.45%8,333Lake63,38936.02%109,07861.98%3,5272.00%-45,689-25.96%175,994LaPorte18,99447.79%19,73649.65%1,0172.56%-742-1.86%39,747Lawrence10,67766.14%5,07131.41%3942.44%5,60634.73%16,142Madison27,95653.54%23,40344.82%8571.64%4,5538.72%52,216Marion137,81049.23%134,18947.94%7,9042.82%3,6211.29%279,903Marshall10,26663.57%5,54134.31%3432.12%4,72529.26%16,150Martin3,00865.26%1,51832.94%831.80%1,49032.32%4,609Miami8,40164.98%4,15532.14%3722.88%4,24632.84%12,928Monroe19,14747.61%17,52343.57%3,5508.83%1,6244.04%40,220Montgomery8,89167.87%3,89929.76%3112.37%4,99238.11%13,101Morgan15,28669.37%6,22828.26%5222.37%9,05841.11%22,036Newton3,25058.98%2,10138.13%1592.89%1,14920.85%5,510Noble9,10364.03%4,82233.92%2912.05%4,28130.11%14,216Ohio1,51560.79%95138.16%261.04%56422.63%2,492Orange4,68762.85%2,60134.88%1702.28%2,08627.97%7,458Owen4,01961.80%2,25334.65%2313.55%1,76627.15%6,503Parke3,84159.58%2,48138.48%1251.94%1,36021.10%6,447Perry3,46146.85%3,82351.75%1031.39%-362-4.90%7,387Pike3,56656.59%2,60541.34%1312.08%96115.25%6,302Porter31,15752.47%26,79045.12%1,4312.41%4,3677.35%59,378Posey6,49858.49%4,43039.87%1821.64%2,06818.62%11,110Pulaski3,49763.37%1,91934.78%1021.85%1,57828.59%5,518Putnam7,35261.93%4,12334.73%3963.34%3,22927.20%11,871Randolph6,02059.42%3,90638.55%2062.03%2,11420.87%10,132Ripley6,98865.46%3,49832.77%1891.77%3,49032.69%10,675Rush4,74965.20%2,37032.54%1652.27%2,37932.66%7,284Scott3,76147.94%3,91549.90%1702.17%-154-1.96%7,846Shelby9,59062.64%5,37435.10%3462.26%4,21627.54%15,310Spencer5,09656.70%3,75241.75%1391.55%1,34414.95%8,987St. Joseph47,58148.81%47,70348.94%2,1902.25%-122-0.13%97,474Starke4,34949.98%4,13647.53%2162.48%2132.45%8,701Steuben6,95361.66%4,10336.38%2211.96%2,85025.28%11,277Sullivan4,31952.28%3,83346.39%1101.33%4865.89%8,262Switzerland1,83156.53%1,33641.25%722.22%49515.28%3,239Tippecanoe26,10656.39%18,22039.36%1,9694.25%7,88617.03%46,295Tipton4,78465.39%2,39232.70%1401.91%2,39232.69%7,316Union1,83864.99%92732.78%632.23%91132.21%2,828Vanderburgh35,84654.13%29,22244.13%1,1531.74%6,62410.00%66,221Vermillion3,13047.19%3,37050.81%1332.01%-240-3.62%6,633Vigo18,02149.74%17,57048.50%6371.76%4511.24%36,228Wabash8,32164.59%4,27733.20%2852.21%4,04431.39%12,883Warren2,21858.86%1,47139.04%792.10%74719.82%3,768Warrick13,20559.19%8,74939.22%3551.59%4,45619.97%22,309Washington5,86859.87%3,67537.50%2582.63%2,19322.37%9,801Wayne14,27356.75%10,27340.85%6052.41%4,00015.90%25,151Wells7,75568.74%3,31929.42%2071.83%4,43639.32%11,281White6,03760.96%3,65536.90%2122.14%2,38224.06%9,904Whitley8,08064.99%4,10733.04%2451.97%3,97331.95%12,432Totals1,245,83656.65%901,98041.01%51,4862.34%343,85615.64%2,199,302 Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican 10em Blackford Clark Crawford Delaware Floyd Gibson Jefferson Knox Madison Monroe Pike Porter Posey Spencer Starke Sullivan Switzerland Vanderburgh Vigo Warrick By congressional district + 2000 United States presidential election in Indiana by congressional districtPark-Egan n.d. District Bush Gore RepresentativeIndiana 1 1st 38% 58%Pete ViscloskyIndiana 2 2nd55%41%David M. McIntoshMike PenceIndiana 3 3rd 55% 42%Tim RoemerIndiana 4 4th 62% 34%Mark SouderIndiana 5 5th 60% 36%Steve BuyerIndiana 6 6th 67% 28%Dan BurtonIndiana 7 7th60%35%Edward A. PeaseBrian D. KernsIndiana 8 8th 55% 40%John HostettlerIndiana 9 9th 57% 39%Baron HillIndiana 10 10th 38% 59%Julia Carson Electors List of 2000 United States presidential electors Voters in Indiana chose 12 electors in accordance with Article Two of the United States Constitution, which provides that each state appoint a number of electors equal to its representation in the United States Congress. Since 1936, Indiana's electors have been selected by block voting in a statewide general election. The electors meet in the Indiana House of Representatives chamber of the Indiana Statehouse in Indianapolis on the second Wednesday in December following the election and vote for president and vice president.Indiana Election Division 2020 The following electors were nominated by the Indiana Republican Party and voted for Bush and Cheney at the meeting of the Indiana Electoral College on December 18, 2000.Indiana Election Division 2020 Rodric D. Bray Roger A. Chiabai Beverly Gard Don Heckard Marla Irving Virginia Lee P.E. MacAllister Barbara L. McClellan Michael D. McDaniel Max Middendorf Michael Miner Virgil Scheidt See also United States presidential elections in Indiana Notes References Bibliography Congressional Quarterly Congressional Quarterly's Guide to U.S. Elections 6th 2010 Congressional Quarterly Washington D.C. https://archive.org/details/cq-press-guide-to-u.-s.-elections-6th-edition-congressional-quarterlys-guide-to-u-s-elections-2009 Gilroy Sue Anne 2000 Election Report State of Indiana 2000 Indiana Election Division Indianapolis https://indianamemory.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/p16066coll37/id/3000 Indiana Election Division Presidential Electors FAQ 2020 Indiana Secretary of State [Indianapolis] https://www.in.gov/sos/elections/files/Presidential-Elector-Listing-and-Statistics-2020-PDF.pdf Jamieson Amie Shin Hyon B. Day Jenniver Voting and Registration in the Election of November 2000 2002 United States Department of Commerce Washington, D.C. https://www.census.gov/library/publications/2002/demo/p20-542.html Menendez Albert J. The Geography of Presidential Elections in the United States, 1868–2004 2009 McFarland and Company Jefferson, NC https://archive.org/details/geographyofpresi0000mene Park-Egan Kiernan 2000 Presidential General Election Results, Results by Congressional District n.d. Atlas of U.S. Presidential Election Results https://wwu.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/minimalist/index.html?appid=ec3ad6a61b334fb6b858e1f4e791c583 March 9, 2026 Presidential Indiana 2000