2000 and 2004: Who would have won your school/office/city/province etc.

[Hash]

For member outside of the US preferably.

For my school, Gore and Kerry in a landslide over Bush, especially 2004. 2000 might be slightly closer.

Riyadh: Gore by a thin margin, Kerry in a landslide in 04.

Saudi Arabia: Tossup Gore/Bush, Kerry in a landslide in 04.

[afleitch]

In my school - 2000 - Gore
In my university - 2004 Kerry
In Glasgow - Gore, Kerry
In Scotland - Gore, Kerry

[MAS117]

Gore & Kerry for every question.

[Gabu]

I don't know about 2000, but Kerry would have pretty much swept the entire country, and I live in a liberal area of Canada, so...

[Rob]

No schoolwide mock elections, but my classrooms held straw polls in 1996 and 2000. Clinton beat Dole by something like 22-7, with a single Perot supporter; Nader beat Gore 18-15, with no Bush supporter in sight (yes, it was a Democratic part of town).

[minionofmidas]

ABB. Obviously.

[Hatman 🍁]

Gore probably in 2000, Kerry definitely in 2004.

[Boris]

School: Bush both times (I think Alan Keyes got 40% of the vote in the mock election. That's how conservative we are)
City: Bush
State: Gore/Kerry

[GOP = Terrorists]

I'm told that in 2000 Bush won every straw poll in every civics class by wide margins.  In 2004 Kerry won 3-1 or better in ever one.

Approval ratings in Jan were less than 10%.

[Dr. Cynic]

My school was strongly Pro-Kerry... Not so much Pro-Gore, although he did win the polling.

Since I've never worked an office job, I can't say, but the people whom I've worked with have often been Democrats (Take that for what you will). Also keep in mind I'm an actor.

Monongahela hasn't voted a Republican over a Democrat since the Great Depression. As for where I live now... It's strongly Democrat because I live in the Oakland suburb.

State of Pennsylvania... Well, we can all look it up.