Democrats
Republicans
Others
-- 2000 Special Election --
California 42nd
Georgia 6th
Georgia Senate
Louisiana 1st
Minnesota 4th
Virginia 1st
--- 2000 Primary Results --
index
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American Samoa
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Colorado
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Delaware
District of Columbia
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Guam
Hawaii
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Kansas
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Tennessee
Texas
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Vermont
Virgin Islands
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
- 2000 General Election --
index
Summary of Election
Presidential Election
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Arkansas
Arizona
California
Colorado
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District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Guam
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
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Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
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Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
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Vermont
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----- List of Open Seats ----
President
Arizona 1st
California 15th
California 31st
California 48th
Delaware Gov.
Florida Senator
Florida 4th
Florida 8th
Florida 12th
Georgia Senator
Idaho 1st
Illinois 10th
Illnois 15th
Indiana 2nd
Indiana 7th
Michigan 8th
Minnesota 4th
Mississippi Gov.
Missouri Gov.
Missouri 1st
Missouri 2nd
Missouri 6th
Montana Gov.
Montana Rep.
Nebraska Senator
Nebraska 3rd
Nevada Senator
New Jersey Senator
New Jersey 7th
New York Senator
New York 2nd
North Carolina Gov.
North Dakota Gov.
Ohio 12th
Oklahoma 2nd
Pennsylvania 4th
Pennsylvania 19th
Puerto Rico Gov.
Rhode Island Senator
Rhode Island 2nd
South Carolina 1st
Texas 7th
Utah 2nd
Virginia 1st
Virginia 2nd
Virginia 7th
Washington 2nd
West Virginia 2nd
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Open White House Race
1 Democrats
William Jefferson "Bill" Clinton
(D) Barred from 3
rd
term
Open Governors Races in 1999 & 2000
3 Democrats -
3 Republicans
1 other (New Progressive)
Tom Carper
(D-DE) Barred from 3
rd
term
Mel Carnahan
(D-MO) Barred from 3
rd
term, died in plane crash on 10/16/00
James "Jim" Hunt
(D-NC) Barred from 3
rd
term
Pedro J. Rosselló
(NP-PR) Retiring
Kirk Fordice
(R-MS) Barred from 3
rd
term,
replaced by
Ronnie Musgrove
(D-MS).
Marc Racicot
(R-MT) Barred from 3
rd
term
Ed Schafer
(R-ND) Retiring after 2
nd
term
Open Senate Races in 2000
4 Democrats -
1 Republicans
2 Appointments
Daniel Patrick Moyniham
(D-NY), Retiring
Frank Lautenberg
(D-NJ), Retiring
Richard Bryan
(D-NV), Retiring
Bob Kerrey
(D-NE), Retiring
Connie Mack
(R-FL), Retiring
Paul Coverdell
(R-GA), Died 7/18/00 and was replaced by
Zell Miller
(D-GA)
John Chafee
(R-RI), Died 10/24/99 and was replaced by
Linc Chafee
(R-RI)
Open House Races in 2000
9 Democrats -
26 Republicans
Debbie Stabenow
(D-MI-8) Running for
U.S. Senate
Bruce F. Vento
(D-MN-4) was Retiring, but died 10/10/00
William L. Clay, Sr.
(D-MO-1) Retiring
Patricia "Patsy" Danner
(D-MO-6) Retiring
Michael P. Forbes
(D-NY-1) Defeated in
Primary
Ron Klink
(D-PA-4) Running for
U.S. Senate
Robert A. Weygand
(D-RI-2) Running for
U.S. Senate
Owen B. Pickett
(D-VA-2) Retiring
Bob Wise
(D-WV-2) Running for
Governor
Matt Salmon
(R-AZ-1) Retiring
Tom Campbell
(R-CA-15) Running for
U.S. Senate
Matthew G. "Marty" Martinez
(R-CA-31) Defeated in
Democratic
Primary
Ron Packard
(R-CA-48) Retiring
Tillie K. Fowler
(R-FL-4) Retiring
Bill McCollum
(R-FL-8) Running for
U.S. Senate
Charles T. Canady
(R-FL-12) Retiring
Helen Chenoweth
(R-ID-1) Retiring
John Edward Porter
(R-IL-10) Retiring
Thomas W. Ewing
(R-IL-15) Retiring
David M. McIntosh
(R-IN-2) Running for
Governor
Edward A. Pease
(R-IN-7) Retiring
James M. Talent
(R-MO-2) Running for
Governor
Rick Hill
(R-MT-AL) Retiring
Bill Barrett
(R-NE-3) Retiring
Robert D. "Bob" Franks
(R-NJ-7) Running for
U.S. Senate
Rick A. Lazio
(R-NY-2) Running for
U.S. Senate
John Kasich
(R-OH-12) Retiring
Tom A. Coburn
(R-OK-2) Retiring
William Goodling
(R-Pa-19) Retiring
Marshall Sanford, Jr.
(R-SC-1) Retiring
Bill Archer
(R-TX-7) Retiring
Merrill Cook
(R-UT-2) Defeated in
Primary
Herbert H. Bateman
(R-VA-1) was Retiring, but died 9/11/00
Thomas Jerome Bliley, Jr.
(R-VA-7) Retiring
Jack Metcalf
(R-WA-2) Retiring
Possible Additional Open Seats in 2000
1 Democrat -
1 Republican
Sen.
Joseph I. Lieberman
(D-CT) running for
Vice President
Gov.
George W. Bush
(R-TX) running for
President
Special Elections
Results in 1999 & 2000
2 Democrats -
3 Republicans
Joe Baca
replaced
George Brown
(D-CA-42)
Betty McCollum
replaced
Bruce Vento
(D-MN-4)
Johnny Isakson
replaced
Newt Gingrich
(R-GA-6)
David Vitter
replaced
Bob Livingston
(R-LA-1)
Jo Ann Davis
replaced
Herb Bateman
(R-VA-1)
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