2000 General Election Results - Summary

November 7, 2000 Presidential General Election

NOTE: These are official Garrett County, Maryland Election Results.

There were 15,430 registered voters for this election. 10,696 ballots were cast. The voter turnout was 69.32%.

President and Vice-president of the United States (Vote for One Pair)

Ballot Styles: All

Candidates Addresses and Party Affiliations

Democratic - Al Gore, Tennessee, and Joe Lieberman, Connecticut
    Republican - George W. Bush, Texas, and Dick Cheney, Wyoming
    Libertarian - Harry Browne, Tennessee, and Art Olivier, California 
    Reform - Pat Buchanan, Virginia, and Ezola Foster, California
    Green - Ralph Nader, Connecticut, and Winona LaDuke, Minnesota
    Constitution - Howard Phillips, Virginia, and J. Curtis Frazier, Missouri

Write Ins = 1 Winning candidates will have this symbol, "X", beside their names.

• Democratic - Paul S. Sarbanes
• Republican - Paul H. Rappaport

Write Ins = 1

Winning candidates will have this symbol, "X", beside their names.

• Democratic - Donald M. DeArmon
• Republican - Roscoe G. Bartlett

Write Ins = 1

Winning candidates will have this symbol, "X", beside their names.

• Peter B. Krauser

Write Ins = 0

• James M. Raley
• Charlotte A. Sebold

Write Ins = 2

Winning candidates will have this symbol, "X", beside their names.

• Cecil County - Election and Terms of Office for the Board of County Commissioners
  Excepts the Board of County Commissioners of Cecil County from the constitutional requirements that all State and county elections be held only in every fourth year on a particular date and that all State and county officers hold four-year terms, in order to allow staggered terms with elections held every second year.

• Prince George's County - Property for Redevelopment Purposes
  Expressly authorizes the Prince George's Council to take property immediately upon a finding of immediate need for redevelopment purposes ; designates properties eligible for taking as those located between Suitland Federal Center and Silver Hill Road that are also within any two certain designated areas (a revitalization tax district, an enterprise zone, or a priority funding area); requires the Council to pay at the time of taking the appraised fair market value and also to pay any additional amount later awarded by a jury; and requires the Council to pay any additional amount later awarded by a jury; and requires the Council to offer financial assistance and payments to displaced owners or tenants.