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North Carolina State Board of Elections
2000 North Carolina Democratic Presidential Primary Results
May 2, 2000 |
| Al Gore |
70.3% |
| Bill Bradley |
19.0% |
| no preference |
8.5% |
| Lyndon LaRouche |
2.2% |
2000 North Carolina Republican Presidential Primary Results
May 2, 2000 |
| George W. Bush |
78.6% |
| John McCain |
10.9% |
| Alan Keyes |
7.9% |
| no preference |
1.6% |
| Gary Bauer |
1.0% |
2000 North Carolina Congressional and Statewide Primary Results
May 2, 2000 |
| Governor |
| Att. Gen. Mike Easley (D) 59.2%, Lt. Gov. Dennis A. Wicker (D) 36.0%, Bob Ayers (D) 1.7%, Bryan Ipock (D) 0.6%, Roger Maines (D) 0.6%, environmental activist Ken Rogers (D) 1.3%, Kenneth R. Gottfried (D) 0.7%, |
ex-Charlotte Mayor Richard Vinroot (R) 45.5%, St. House Maj. Ldr N. Leo Daughtry (R) 36.9%, St. Rep. Charles B. "Chuck" Neely (R) 15.3%, ex-American Party Activist Art Manning (R) 2.3%, |
homeschooler/'96 Congressional nominee / '98 U.S. Senate nominee Barbara Howe (L) 79.7%, Jonathan D. Littlejohn (L) 20.3%, |
| Lt. Governor |
| St. Sen. Beverly Eaves Perdue (D) 63.6%, Rockingham Co. Dem Chair Ed Wilson (D) 20.8%, attorney Ronnie Ansley (D) 10.7%, attorney Joel Harbinson (D) 4.9%, |
St. Sen. Betsy L. Cochrane (R) 72.2%, businessman Andy Nilsson (R) 27.8%, |
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| Attorney General |
| St. Sen. Roy A. Cooper III (D) |
ex-assistant U.S. Attorney Daniel Boyce (R) |
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| Secretary of State |
| Elaine Marshall (D), |
businessman Harris Durham Blake (R) |
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| Treasurer |
| public safety secretary Richard Moore (D) 69.2%, Richard S. James (D) 30.8%, |
ex-St. Sen. Henry McKoy (R), |
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| Auditor |
| Ralph Campbell (D) 61%, homelessman Kenneth Ray Campbell (D) removed from ballot, Pamela Ann Connell (D) 39%, |
accountant / ex-Wake Co. Comm'r Leslie "Les" Merritt (R) 45.5%, attorney / '96 nominee Jack W. Daly (R) 33%, businessman Johnnie C. Mayfield (R) 21.5%, |
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| Agriculture Commissioner |
| Adm. Law Judge Meg Scott Phipps (D) 43.3%, businessman / comedian Bobby McLamb (D) 13.3%, ex-St. Rep. Norris Tolson (D) 16.3%, Graham Boyd (D) 27.1%, |
'96 nominee Tom C. Davidson (R) 24.0%, Steve Troxler (R) 27.7%, Billy Guthrie (R) 20.8%, David Rouzer (R) 11.5%, Elbie Powers (R) 7.9%, Frank T. Tadlock (R) 8.2%, |
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| Insurance Commissioner |
| Jim Long (D), |
Mike Causey (R) |
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| Labor Commissioner |
| Industrial Commission Deputy Comm'r Doug Berger (D) 40.1%, restaurant owner George Parrott (D) 28.1%, labor dept. official Dana S. Cope (D) 31.8%, |
St. Rep. Cherie Killian Berry (R) 38.8%, Alderman / businessman / pastor John G. Miller (R) 30.8%, consultant Mac Weatherman (R) 20%, Carl D. Southard (R) 10.4%, |
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| School Superintendent |
| Michael "Mike" Ward (D), |
school board member Michael Barrick (R) |
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| 1st Congressional District |
| Eva McPherson Clayton (D), |
Duane E. Kratzer Jr. (R) 51.6%, Albert L. Wiley Jr. (R) 48.4%, |
Christopher Sean Delaney (L) |
| 2nd Congressional District |
| Bobby Etheridge (D), |
conservative activist / ex-congressonal aide Doug Haynes (R) 62.2%, Wake Forest City Councilman / professor Dan Heimbach (R) 37.8%, |
'96 / '98 nominee Mark Daniel Jackson (L) |
| 3rd Congressional District |
| Leigh Harvey McNairy (D) |
Walter B. Jones Jr. (R), |
David F. Russell (L) |
| 4th Congressional District |
| David E. Price (D) 89.1%, John W. Winters Jr. (D) 10.9%, |
town councilman Jess Ward (R), |
C. Brian Towey (L), |
| 5th Congressional District |
| No Democrat |
Richard M. Burr (R), |
electrical engineer Steven Francis LeBoeuf (L) |
| 6th Congressional District |
| No Democrat |
Howard Coble (R), |
chemist / '98 nominee Jeffrey Dean Bentley (L), |
| 7th Congressional District |
| Mike McIntyre (D), 93.5%businessman Randy Crow (D) 6.5%, |
James R. Adams (R) 68.4%, Howard T. Knupp (R) 31.6%, |
Dr. / '98 nominee Robert H. "Bob" Burns (L) |
| 8th Congressional District |
| '98 nominee / Stanly Co. attorney Mike Taylor (D), |
Robert C. "Robin" Hayes (R), |
retired professor / '98 nominee Jack Schwartz (L) |
| 9th Congressional District |
| Ed McGuire (D) 48.1%, accountant Gene Gay (D) 25.9%, Jeri Clement (D) 26.0%, |
Sue Myrick (R) |
Christopher S. Cole (L) |
| 10th Congressional District |
| teacher Delmar Parker (D) |
T. Cass Ballenger (R), |
'98 nominee / nurse Deborah Garrett Eddins (L) |
| 11th Congressional District |
| Sam Neill (D) |
Charles H. Taylor (R), |
Charles Barry Williams (L) |
| 12th Congressional District |
| Melvin Watt (D) |
teacher Joshua Chad Mitchell (R) 40.9%, businessman John Cosgrove (R) 40.1%, retired farmer Leonard D. Plyler (R) 19.0%, |
Anna Lyon (L) |
2000 North Carolina Statewide Run-Off
May 30, 2000 |
Agriculture Commissioner, James Graham (D) retiring
D.C.'s Political Report's Prediction: 50% Democratic |
| Adm. Law Judge Meg Scott Phipps (D) |
Steve Troxler (R) 60.5%, '96 nominee Tom C. Davidson (R) 39.5%, |
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Labor Commissioner, Harry Payne (D) retiring
D.C.'s Political Report's Prediction: 50% Democratic, |
| Industrial Commission Deputy Comm'r Doug Berger (D) |
St. Rep. Cherie Killian Berry (R) 56.8%, Alderman / businessman / pastor John G. Miller (R) 43.2%, |
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1. Bold indicates incumbent. Yellow district indicates
open races. Blue boxes indicates winner. Red print indicates change in party control.
2. Key to Party Identification.
(D) = Democratic Party
(L) = Libertarian Party
(R) = Republican Party
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