Vermont 2000 Presidential Election Results by County

In 2000, the Democratic candidate won 10 of Vermont's 14 counties.

County Winner Party Votes Vote Share Margin Total Votes Cast
Addison Al Gore Democratic 8,936 51.3% 11.4 pts 17,427
Bennington Al Gore Democratic 9,021 51.0% 9.8 pts 17,677
Caledonia George W. Bush Republican 6,746 49.5% 6.5 pts 13,641
Chittenden Al Gore Democratic 39,156 54.4% 18.1 pts 72,017
Essex George W. Bush Republican 1,564 54.1% 15.0 pts 2,892
Franklin Al Gore Democratic 9,514 49.6% 5.8 pts 19,194
Grand Isle Al Gore Democratic 1,835 50.4% 7.8 pts 3,638
Lamoille Al Gore Democratic 5,676 50.5% 10.8 pts 11,246
Orange George W. Bush Republican 6,858 46.7% 1.1 pts 14,695
Orleans George W. Bush Republican 5,799 47.8% 2.7 pts 12,132
Rutland Al Gore Democratic 13,990 47.6% 1.5 pts 29,362
Washington Al Gore Democratic 15,281 51.4% 12.9 pts 29,749
Windham Al Gore Democratic 11,319 52.7% 18.4 pts 21,491
Windsor Al Gore Democratic 15,140 51.9% 11.8 pts 29,147

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which party won the most counties in Vermont in 2000?

The Democratic candidate won 10 of Vermont's 14 counties in 2000, with 4 counties going to the other major party.

Which Vermont county had the closest presidential result in 2000?

Orange had the closest margin in Vermont in 2000, with George W. Bush (Republican) winning by 1.1 points out of 14,695 total votes cast.

Which Vermont county had the widest presidential margin in 2000?

Windham had the widest margin in Vermont in 2000, with Al Gore (Democratic) winning by 18.4 points.

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

This page covers 14 counties in Vermont for the 2000 presidential election, based on MEDSL/EveryElectionResult.com county-level returns.