Gore 2000/Bush 2004 counties by state

[Sumner 1868]

Having already done vice versa, I will now list counties that voted for Al Gore in 2000 but George W. Bush in 2004.

AL: Barbour, Choctaw, Colbert, Conecuh, Jackson, Lawrence, Marengo
AK: N/A
AZ: None
AR: Ashley, Craighead, Cross, Dallas, Drew, Greene, Hot Spring, Izard, Lafayette, Nevada, Ouachita
CA: None
CO: Huerfano
CT: Litchfeld
DE: None
FL: Flager, Hernando, Pasco, Pinellas
GA: Burke, Chattahoochee, McIntosh, Meriwether, Mitchell, Peach, Telifar, Wilkinson
HI: None
ID: None
IL: Franklin, Fulton, Gallatin, Henry, LaSalle, Macon, Macoupin, Montgomery, Perry, Pulaski
IN: LaPorte, Perry, St, Joseph, Scott, Vermillion
IA: Cedar, Greene, Louisa
KS: None
KY: Ballard, Boyd, Franklin, Fulton, Harlan, Henderson, Letcher, Muhlenberg, Perry
LA: Bienville, Caddo, St. Landry
ME: None
MD: Somerset
MA: None
MI: Alpena, Calhoun, Clare, Iosco, Iron, Macomb, Mainstee, Monroe, Okemaw, Roscommon
MN: Aitkin, Lincoln
MS: Panola, Yalobusha
MO: Boone, Buchanan, Clay, Jefferson, Mississippi, New Madrid, Ray, Saline, Washington
MT: None
NE: None
NV: None
NH: None
NJ: Monmouth, Salem
NM: Colfax
NY: Cayuga, Richmond, Rockland, Seneca, Sullivan
NC: Bladen, Chowan, Columbus, Cumberland, Granville, Martin, Tyrrell
ND: None
OH: Clark
OK: Cherokee, Choctaw, Haskell, Hughes, Latimer, McIntosh, Muskogee, Okmulgee, Ottawa
PA: Cambria, Carbon, Greene, Lawrence, Mercer
RI: None
SC: Chester
SD: None
TN: Bedford, Campbell, Crockett, Decatur, Dickson, Franklin, Gibson, Giles, Henry, Hickman, Lewis, Marion, Marshall, Robertson, Warren
TX: Cameron, Culberson, Frio, Morris, Newton, Reeves, Robertson
VT: None
VA: Caroline, Russell, Southampton, Suffolk
WA: None
WV: Harrison, Kanawha, Lincoln, Wyoming
WI: Columbia
WY: None

[ElectionsGuy]

[Sumner 1868]

Just what we needed!

[SingingAnalyst]

Is Macomb, MI the largest Gore-Bush county? Both margins were narrow (Gore 50.0-47.5 over Bush; Bush 50.2-48.7 over Kerry). Adjacent Oakland County, which is even larger, almost made the list; Kerry beat Bush 49.7-49.3%. Other than 2004, last time Oakland and Macomb voted differently was 1968, despite the historically vast partisan and demographic differences between the counties (which however are narrowing).