NEW YORK | 33 Electoral Votes |
Population
(Source: U.S. Census Bureau, New York State Board of Elections)
New York has: 58 counties (this counts New York City as one county). Largest counties: Kings, Queens, New York, Suffolk, Nassau, Bronx. Largest cities: New York (7.4 million), Buffalo, Yonkers, Syracuse, Albany. Government
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State
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State Board of Elections Green
Party of NY State
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Past
Results
1996
1992
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Results
2000
Total incl. 138,216 Blank, Void, Scattering: 6,960,215 |
Overview
The presidential outcome was essentially a foregone conclusion. Statewide, Gore's plurality was 1,704,323 votes (24.98 percentage points). Outside New York City Bush carried 36 counties to 21 for Gore; Gore carried all five boroughs in NYC. 4,691,713 votes (67.4%) were cast in counties outside NYC and 2,268,502 votes (33.6%) were cast in NYC. Outside of NYC Gore outpolled Bush 2,404,333 to 2,004,648. In NYC Gore won with a plurality of about 1.3 million votes (1,703,364 to 398,726). In the really big race, the U.S. Senate campaign, Rick Lazio spent $40.1 million and Hillary Rodham Clinton spent $29.3 million. |
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State primary held September 12, 2000
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Democratic Primary |
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Green Primary | Ralph Nader prevailed in the Green Party over Joel Kovel, Stephen Gaskin and Jello Biafra. |
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2001 Eric M. Appleman/Democracy in Action.