Election 2000
Chronicle Election Coverage
Fri., Nov. 10, 2000
Nov. 7 General Election Results
Travis County | Statewide | Nationwide | |||||
President/ Vice President | R: George W. Bush/ Dick Cheney | 141,142 (46.9%) | 3,794,661 (59.3%) | 48,609,640 (48.5%) | |||
D: Al Gore/ Joe Lieberman | 125,422 (41.7%) | 2,426,643 (37.9%) | 48,707,413 (48.6%) | ||||
G: Ralph Nader/ Winona LaDuke | 31,219 (10.4%) | 137,681 (2.2%) | 2,655,916 (2.6%) | ||||
L: Harry Browne/ Art Olivier | 2,680 (0.9%) | 23,417 (0.4%) | 373,109 (0.2%) | ||||
I: Pat Buchanan/ Ezola Foster | 539 (0.2%) | 12,360 (0.2%) | 435,941 (0.3%) | ||||
* U.S. Senator | R: Kay Bailey Hutchison | 164,664 (55.8%) | 4,078,253 (65.1%) | ||||
D: Gene Kelly | 100,816 (34.2%) | 2,023,814 (32.3%) | |||||
G: Douglas S. Sandage | 22,424 (7.6%) | 91,315 (1.5%) | |||||
L: Mary J. Ruwart | 7,032 (2.4%) | 72,625 (1.2%) | |||||
* Railroad Commissioner | R: Charles R. Matthews | 144,180 (60.4%) | 3,629,387 (77.0%) | ||||
L: Carolyn Fields | 41,379 (17.3%) | 737,665 (15.7%) | |||||
G: Gary Dugger | 53,157 (22.3%) | 344,697 (7.3%) | |||||
* Railroad Commissioner (unexpired) | R: Michael L. Williams | 137,762 (58.1%) | 3,596,301 (77.0%) | ||||
L: Anthony Garcia | 45,557 (19.2%) | 738,879 (15.8%) | |||||
G: Charles L. Mauch | 53,798 (22.7%) | 336,719 (7.2%) | |||||
* Supreme Court Place 1 | R: Nathan Hecht | 144,650 (61.3%) | 3,569,689 (78.8%) | ||||
L: Mike Jacobellis | 33,911 (14.4%) | 534,159 (11.5%) | |||||
G: Ben G. Levy | 57,274 (24.3%) | 450,273 (9.7%) | |||||
* Supreme Court Place 2 | R: Priscilla Owen | 161,341 (72.2%) | 3,855,713 (84.3%) | ||||
L: Joe Alfred Izen Jr. | 62,070 (27.8%) | 720,178 (15.7%) | |||||
* Supreme Court Place 3 | R: Al Gonzales | 159,315 (71.0%) | 3,743,440 (81.3%) | ||||
L: Lance Smith | 64,982 (29.0%) | 859,401 (18.7%) | |||||
* Criminal Appeals Court, Presiding Judge | R: Sharon Keller | 131,484 (48.1%) | 3,307,968 (56.1%) | ||||
D: Bill Vance | 142,109 (51.9%) | 2,584.971 (43.9%) | |||||
* Criminal Appeals Court Place 1 | R: Charles Holcomb | 155,925 (71.6%) | 3,819,501 (84.4%) | ||||
L: Rife Scott Kimler | 61,894 (28.4%) | 703,893 (15.6%) | |||||
* Criminal Appeals Court Place 2 | R: Barbara Parker Hervey | 129,176 (47.8%) | 3,329,663 (56.9%) | ||||
D: William R. Barr | 140,861 (52.2%) | 2,519,601 (43.1%) | |||||
** State Board of Education District 10 | R: Cynthia A. Thornton | 114,172 (41.3%) | 279,522 (50.0%) | ||||
D: Donna Howard | 144,935 (52.4%) | 250,444 (44.8%) | |||||
L: Nancy C. Neale | 17,277 (6.3%) | 28,396 (5.2%) | |||||
** U.S.Representative District 10 | D: Lloyd Doggett | 203,503 (84.6%) | |||||
L: Michael Davis | 37,189 (15.4%) | ||||||
** U.S.Representative District 14 | R: Ron Paul | 8,245 (73.4%) | 137,188 (59.7%) | ||||
D: Loy Sneary | 2,993 (26.6%) | 92,656 (40.3%) | |||||
** State Senator District 14 | D: Gonzalo Barrientos | 178,760 (82.0%) | |||||
L: Tom Davis | 39,139 (18.0%) | ||||||
** State Senator District 25 | R: Jeff Wentworth | 23,971 (83.7%) | 283,635 (87.4%) | ||||
L: George Meeks | 4,654 (16.3%) | 40,789 (12.6%) | |||||
** State Representative District 47 | R: Terry Keel | 74,392 (83.1%) | |||||
L: Michael Badnarik | 15,210 (16.9%) | ||||||
**State Representative District 48 | D: Ann Kitchen | 34,069 (58.8%) | |||||
R: Jill Warren | 21,655 (37.3%) | ||||||
L: Philip Durgin | 2,264 (3.9%) | ||||||
**State Representative District 49 | D: Elliott Naishtat | 29,812 (58.7%) | |||||
R: Gus Blomquist | 17,659 (34.7%) | ||||||
L: Rock Howard | 3,354 (6.6%) | ||||||
** State Representative District 50 | D: Dawnna Dukes | 31,625 (86.7%) | |||||
L: Vincent J. May | 4,873 (13.3%) | ||||||
** Third Court of Appeals Place 1 | R: David Puryear | 116,789 (42.5%) | 311,899 (51.7%) | ||||
D: Woodie Jones | 158,189 (57.5%) | 291,200 (48.3%) | |||||
53rd District Judge | D: Scott Jenkins | 159,549 (59.0%) | |||||
R: John Drolla | 110,875 (41.0%) | ||||||
126th District Judge | D: Darlene Byrne | 137,851 (50.1%) | |||||
R: Ernest C. Garcia | 137,042 (49.9%) | ||||||
353rd District Judge | D: Margaret Cooper | 164,560 (61.4%) | |||||
R: Demetri Anastasiadis | 103,520 (38.6%) | ||||||
390th District Judge | R: Julie Kocurek | 144,138 (51.9%) | |||||
D: Karrie Key | 133,878 (48.1%) | ||||||
District Attorney | D: Ronald Dale Earle | 151,548 (54.6%) | |||||
R: Shane Phelps | 126,035 (45.4%) | ||||||
County Court at Law #5 (unexpired) | D: Gisela D. Triana | 159,442 (58.6%) | |||||
R: Grant Goodwin | 112,496 (41.4%) | ||||||
Sheriff | D: Margo L. Frasier | 156,518 (55.3%) | |||||
R: Woody Edmiston | 111,725 (39.5%) | ||||||
L: Darrin Roush | 14,580 (5.2%) | ||||||
Tax Assessor-Collector | D: Nelda Wells Spears | 183,707 (64.8%) | |||||
R: Nathan H. Zook | 86,293 (30.4%) | ||||||
L: Jerry Chandler | 13,613 (4.8%) | ||||||
** Constable Pct. 2 | R: Bob Vann | 50,153 (55.0%) | |||||
D: Kevin Ward | 34,660 (38.0%) | ||||||
L: Elayne Hunt | 6,408 (7.0%) | ||||||
** Constable Pct. 3 | R: Drew McAngus | 45,453 (53.2%) | |||||
D: Kevin Miskell | 40,006 (46.8%) | ||||||
** Constable Pct. 5 | D: Bruce Elfant | 25,858 (82.2%) | |||||
L: James Branum | 5,609 (17.8%) | ||||||
** Justice of the Peace Pct. 5 (unexpired) | D: Herb Evans | 25,712 (82.1%) | |||||
L: Jim M. Bednar | 5,620 (17.9%) | ||||||
Capital Metro Referendum (Light Rail) | Against | 126,421 (50.4%) | |||||
For | 124,417 (49.6%) | ||||||
City of Austin Prop. 1 (Transportation Bonds) | For | 163,464 (78.7%) | |||||
Against | 44,312 (21.3%) | ||||||
City of Austin Prop. 2 (Open Space Bonds) | For | 133,748 (65.5%) | |||||
Against | 70,489 (34.5%) | ||||||
City of Austin Prop. 3 (Lake Long) | Against | 102,677 (50.5%) | |||||
For | 100,823 (49.5%) | ||||||
Travis County Prop. 1 (Road Bonds) | For | 171,692 (67.0%) | |||||
Against | 84,613 (33.0%) | ||||||
Williamson County Prop. 1 (Road Bonds) | For | 68,125 (76.5%) | |||||
Against | 20,920 (23.5%) |
All results are county-wide finals for Travis County except as noted: * Statewide results ** District-wide results
Capital Metro Referendum results from CMTA service area (229 precincts)
City of Austin Propositions 1-3 from within city limits
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