South Carolina 2000 Presidential Election Results by County

Compiled by EveryElectionResult.com's data team · Last updated 2026-09-02

In 2000, the Republican candidate won 31 of South Carolina's 46 counties.

County	Winner	Party	Votes	Vote Share	Margin	Total Votes Cast
Abbeville	George W. Bush	Republican	4,450	53.1%	8.2 pts	8,374
Aiken	George W. Bush	Republican	33,203	65.4%	33.1 pts	50,782
Allendale	Al Gore	Democratic	2,338	70.0%	41.0 pts	3,340
Anderson	George W. Bush	Republican	35,827	63.2%	28.6 pts	56,681
Bamberg	Al Gore	Democratic	3,451	62.2%	25.3 pts	5,551
Barnwell	George W. Bush	Republican	4,521	54.6%	10.4 pts	8,276
Beaufort	George W. Bush	Republican	25,561	57.9%	18.3 pts	44,148
Berkeley	George W. Bush	Republican	24,796	57.2%	16.4 pts	43,316
Calhoun	George W. Bush	Republican	3,216	50.5%	2.4 pts	6,373
Charleston	George W. Bush	Republican	58,229	52.2%	7.8 pts	111,476
Cherokee	George W. Bush	Republican	9,900	60.7%	23.0 pts	16,323
Chester	Al Gore	Democratic	5,242	50.2%	2.5 pts	10,432
Chesterfield	George W. Bush	Republican	6,266	50.0%	1.2 pts	12,526
Clarendon	Al Gore	Democratic	5,999	53.1%	7.2 pts	11,290
Colleton	George W. Bush	Republican	6,767	50.5%	2.4 pts	13,390
Darlington	George W. Bush	Republican	11,290	51.6%	4.7 pts	21,863
Dillon	Al Gore	Democratic	4,930	54.8%	10.6 pts	8,990
Dorchester	George W. Bush	Republican	20,734	61.6%	25.5 pts	33,641
Edgefield	George W. Bush	Republican	4,760	53.9%	9.2 pts	8,834
Fairfield	Al Gore	Democratic	5,263	62.7%	26.8 pts	8,398
Florence	George W. Bush	Republican	23,678	57.1%	15.7 pts	41,437
Georgetown	George W. Bush	Republican	10,535	51.8%	5.4 pts	20,351
Greenville	George W. Bush	Republican	92,714	66.1%	34.9 pts	140,293
Greenwood	George W. Bush	Republican	12,193	58.5%	19.4 pts	20,860
Hampton	Al Gore	Democratic	4,896	63.1%	27.0 pts	7,759
Horry	George W. Bush	Republican	40,300	56.5%	15.7 pts	71,265
Jasper	Al Gore	Democratic	3,646	56.4%	19.0 pts	6,469
Kershaw	George W. Bush	Republican	11,911	60.5%	22.8 pts	19,677
Lancaster	George W. Bush	Republican	11,676	56.4%	14.0 pts	20,705
Laurens	George W. Bush	Republican	12,102	59.3%	20.5 pts	20,410
Lee	Al Gore	Democratic	3,899	58.7%	18.4 pts	6,642
Lexington	George W. Bush	Republican	58,095	69.9%	42.4 pts	83,081
Marion	Al Gore	Democratic	7,358	60.6%	22.0 pts	12,149
Marlboro	Al Gore	Democratic	5,060	64.2%	30.0 pts	7,883
McCormick	Al Gore	Democratic	1,896	51.8%	5.2 pts	3,661
Newberry	George W. Bush	Republican	7,492	60.6%	24.8 pts	12,372
Oconee	George W. Bush	Republican	15,364	65.2%	33.1 pts	23,575
Orangeburg	Al Gore	Democratic	19,802	60.5%	21.8 pts	32,734
Pickens	George W. Bush	Republican	24,681	71.4%	45.6 pts	34,582
Richland	Al Gore	Democratic	63,179	54.2%	11.2 pts	116,481
Saluda	George W. Bush	Republican	4,098	59.5%	20.5 pts	6,891
Spartanburg	George W. Bush	Republican	52,114	62.4%	27.0 pts	83,553
Sumter	George W. Bush	Republican	15,915	51.9%	5.1 pts	30,672
Union	George W. Bush	Republican	5,768	54.5%	10.4 pts	10,589
Williamsburg	Al Gore	Democratic	6,723	59.3%	19.4 pts	11,331
York	George W. Bush	Republican	33,776	62.1%	26.7 pts	54,351

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which party won the most counties in South Carolina in 2000?

The Republican candidate won 31 of South Carolina's 46 counties in 2000, with 15 counties going to the other major party.

Which South Carolina county had the closest presidential result in 2000?

Chesterfield had the closest margin in South Carolina in 2000, with George W. Bush (Republican) winning by 1.2 points out of 12,526 total votes cast.

Which South Carolina county had the widest presidential margin in 2000?

Pickens had the widest margin in South Carolina in 2000, with George W. Bush (Republican) winning by 45.6 points.

How many counties are included in South Carolina's 2000 presidential results?

This page covers 46 counties in South Carolina for the 2000 presidential election, based on MEDSL/EveryElectionResult.com county-level returns.