Who won your county?

[HappyWarrior]

Gore and Kerry easily.

[Eraserhead]

Bush won it by a hair.

[StateBoiler]

Bush 46.88%
Gore 41.67%
Nader 10.37%
Stupid Nader.

Kerry 56.01%
Bush 42.00%
Badnarik 1.44%
Nader 0.40%
Evidently, Nader voters learned their lesson.

How? If they were in Texas, who they voted for did not matter to start with. It's not as if Gore or Kerry had a shot in hell at winning.

I lived in one county in 2000 and one in 2004, so I'll list both.

County I lived in 2000:

Craven, NC-
Bush -60.95%
Gore -38.18%
Buchanan -0.52%
Browne -0.35%

Bush -62.44%
Kerry -37.13%
Badnarik -0.36%
Write-ins -0.07%

County I lived in 2004:

Nash, NC-
Bush -58.97%
Gore -40.56%
Browne -0.24%
Buchanan -0.23%

Bush -58.14%
Kerry -41.66%
Badnarik -0.18%
Write-ins -0.03%

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Arlington, VA:

2000:
Gore: 60.15%
Bush: 34.17%
Nader: 4.73%

2004:
Kerry: 67.60%
Bush: 31.31%

[Ogre Mage]

Thurston County, Wash.

2000:
Al Gore 52%
George W. Bush 41%

2004:
John Kerry 56%
George W. Bush 43%

[Serenity Now]

I'm pretty sure that the Tories have won the popular vote in East Sussex for about a century, although since 1997 the constituency breakdown has been 4 Lab, 3 Con and 1 Lib Dem.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

I'm pretty sure that the Tories have won the popular vote in East Sussex for about a century, although since 1997 the constituency breakdown has been 4 Lab, 3 Con and 1 Lib Dem.

The Liberals did quite well in Sussex in one election in the late 19th century. But not in 1906.

[auburntiger]

my hometown of Memphis: Shelby County, TN

2000:
Gore 56.42%
Bush 42.09%

2004:
Kerry 57.50%
Bush 41.91%

Interestingly enough, my county was the only county in Tennessee that Kerry did better than Gore.
There's an obvious explanation though: white flight to either neighboring counties Desoto, MS or Fayette, TN. Also, as of (I believe) 2004, Shelby County is now majority black.

My college Auburn University: Lee County, AL

2000:
Bush 58.63%
Gore 39.08%

2004:
Bush 62.70%
Kerry 36.38%

Auburn is an overall conservative college, and Lee Co. is about as Republican as the state

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

Chester county, PA

2000
Bush-53.3%
Gore-43.7%
Nader-2.3%

2004
Bush-52.0%
Kerry-47.5%

[tmthforu94]

Clay County, Indiana

George W. Bush/Richard Cheney:62.94%
Albert Gore Jr. /Joseph Lieberman: 35.49%
Patrick Buchanan/Ezola Foster: 0.84%
 Harry Browne/Art Olivier: 0.55%
 Ralph Nader/Winona LaDuke: 0.19%

[hcallega]

Baltimore City.......Need I say more.

We basically vote for whoever has the D next to their name. Yet on a state level, in the primaries we despise the front runner for some odd reason (1992-Tsongas, 1980-Brown, 1972-Wallace)

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Gore 53.60%
Bush 39.32%

[Meeker]

Gore 51%
Bush 44%
Nader 3%
Others 2%

[RosettaStoned]

Santa Barbara County, California

Gore 47.37%
Bush 46.13%

Suprisingly close...

[pogo stick]

Gore. I lived in Queens. Lol

[Mechaman]

Tulsa County, Oklahoma,

George W. Bush (Republican): 61.34%
Albert Gore Jr. (Democrat): 37.34%
Patrick Buchanan (Reform): 0.69%
Harry Browne (Libertarian): 0.63%

This was the last year my party made ballot access for the presidential election in Oklahoma.

[pogo stick]

2000

Queens County, NY :

Gore : 416,967     75.00%
Bush : 122,052     21.95%


2004

Monroe County, PA :

Bush : 27,971     49.65%
Kerry : 27,967     49.64%


2008 : (I lived in two)

Richmond County, NY (Staten Island)

McCain : 86,062     51.66%
Obama : 79,311     47.61%

Mecklenberg County, NC

Obama : 253,958     61.82%
McCain : 153,848     37.45%

[FloridaRepublican]

Okaloosa County, Florida:  (Heavily conservative)

2000:

George W. Bush/Richard Cheney (Republican):  52,186     73.69%
Albert Gore, Jr./Joseph Lieberman (Democratic):  16,989    23.99%
Other parties:  1,644   2.32%

2004:

George W. Bush/Richard Cheney (Republican):  69,693     77.65%
John Kerry/John Edwards (Democratic):  19,368     21.58%
Other parties:  695   0.77%

2008:

John S. McCain/Sarah Palin (Republican):  68,789     71.82%
Barack H. Obama/Joseph Biden (Democratic):  25,872     27.01%
Other parties:  1,120     1.17%

[Hyperfast]

Walton County, Florida

2000:

George W. Bush/Richard Cheney (Republican):  12,186     66.51%
Albert Gore, Jr./Joseph Lieberman (Democratic):  5,643    30.80%
Other parties:  494   2.69%

2004

George W. Bush/Richard Cheney (Republican):  17,555     73.22%
John Kerry/John Edwards (Democratic):  6,213     25.91%
Other parties:  208   0.87%

2008

John S. McCain/Sarah Palin (Republican):  19,561     72.08%
Barack H. Obama/Joseph Biden (Democratic):  7,174     26.43%
Other parties:  404     1.48%

[FloridaRepublican]

Walton County, Florida

2000:

George W. Bush/Richard Cheney (Republican):  12,186     66.51%
Albert Gore, Jr./Joseph Lieberman (Democratic):  5,643    30.80%
Other parties:  494   2.69%

2004

George W. Bush/Richard Cheney (Republican):  17,555     73.22%
John Kerry/John Edwards (Democratic):  6,213     25.91%
Other parties:  208   0.87%

2008

John S. McCain/Sarah Palin (Republican):  19,561     72.08%
Barack H. Obama/Joseph Biden (Democratic):  7,174     26.43%
Other parties:  404     1.48%

You live in Walton County?!  So do I.  (From Okaloosa)

[Mechaman]

Tulsa County, Oklahoma (Mega Conservative)

2000:
George W. Bush/Richard Cheney (Republican): 134,152    61.34%
Albert Gore, Jr./Joseph Lieberman (Democratic): 81,656    37.24%
Patrick Buchanan/Ezola Foster (Reform): 1,507   0.69%
Harry Browne/Art Oliver (Libertarian): 1,376     0.63%
THat many people in Tulsa county voted for Pat Buchanan, scary!
This was also the last time we had third parties on the ballot

2004:
George W. Bush/Richard Cheney (Republican): 163,452    64.43%
John Kerry/John Edwards (Democratic): 90,220    35.57%

2008:
John S. McCain, III/Sarah Palin (Republican): 158,363    62.23%
Barack H. Obama/Joseph R. Biden, Jr. (Democratic): 96,133    37.77%

[Vepres]

Boulder County (latte drinking liberals and college kids)

2000
Gore/Lieberman (D): 69,983     50.12%
Bush/Cheney (R): 50,873     36.44%
Nader/LaDuke (G): 16,498     11.82%


2004
Kerry/Edwards (D): 105,564     66.28%
Bush/Cheney (R): 51,586     32.39%


2008
Obama/Biden (D): 124,159     72.29%
McCain/Palin (R): 44,904     26.14%

[Rob]

Tulsa County, Oklahoma (Mega Conservative)

It's scary that 38 percent is a strong showing for a Democrat in an Oklahoma county.

Lane County, Oregon

2000: Gore 52%, Bush 40%, Nader 7%
2004: Kerry 58%, Bush 40%
2008: Obama 62%, McCain 35%

[pogo stick]

Weird thing is that Staten Island barely voted Gore in 2000, yet  voted in a large margin for Bush in 2004 (56.09%)

[DariusNJ]

Weird thing is that Staten Island barely voted Gore in 2000, yet  voted in a large margin for Bush in 2004 (56.09%)

Weird thing is that Staten Island barely voted Gore in 2000, yet  voted in a large margin for Bush in 2004 (56.09%)

Probably the fact that he beat Kerry by a larger margin than he did Gore, and also because of the 9\11 effect.