Iowa — 2000 Election Results

PresidentU.S. House

Certified returns for every federal race in Iowa in 2000, as published by the Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives. 5 of 5 congressional races match the totals printed in the Clerk's own recapitulation.

President

Presidential electors — votes by party line

Party lineVotesShare
Democratic638,51747.2%
Republican634,37346.9%
Independent37,4592.8%
Green29,3742.2%
Reform5,7310.4%
Libertarian3,2090.2%
By Petition (Natural Law candidate)2,2810.2%
Scattering1,1680.1%
Constitution6130.0%
Socialist Workers1900.0%
Socialist1070.0%
Total1,353,022

The Clerk reports presidential returns by the party line of each slate of electors. Candidate-level results are on the 2000 election page.

U.S. House of Representatives

District 1

CandidatePartyVotesShare
James A. LeachRepublican164,97261.8%
Bob SimpsonDemocrat96,28336.1%
Russ MaddenLibertarian5,5642.1%
Scattering1710.1%
Total266,990

District 2

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Jim NussleRepublican139,90655.4%
Donna L. SmithDemocrat110,32743.7%
Albert W. SchoemanLibertarian2,2880.9%
Scattering460.0%
Total252,567

District 3

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Leonard L. BoswellDemocrat156,32762.8%
Jay MarcusRepublican83,81033.7%
Sue AtkinsonIndependence5,5632.2%
Joe SeehusenLibertarian2,2630.9%
Jim HennagerEarth Federation8510.3%
Scattering1120.0%
Total248,926

District 4

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Greg GanskeRepublican169,26761.4%
Michael L. HustonDemocrat101,11236.7%
Steve ZimmermanLibertarian4,5521.7%
Edwin B. FruitSocialist Workers6120.2%
Scattering1020.0%
Total275,645

District 5

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Tom LathamRepublican159,36768.8%
Mike PalecekDemocrat67,59329.2%
Ben L. OlsonLibertarian2,8751.2%
Ray HoltorfNonpartisan1,9170.8%
Scattering540.0%
Total231,806

Source

Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives
Statistics of the Presidential and Congressional Election, 2000 — Official source · Archived copy
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Shares are of all votes listed for the race, including write-ins and, where a state reports them, blank and void ballots.