This volume chronicles the elections of 2000 in which the presidential winner was not known for weeks after the actual votes were cast, and the Senate and House division between parties was reduced to just a few votes. All of these results are reported in this volume.

First published in the 1950s, America Votes has for more than 50 years been America's most trusted source for complete and reliable election information. The format of America Votes has remained consistent since it was first published, and it is now the longest running series of election information available anywhere. Every two years, a new volume is released following each national election. The latest edition, America Votes 24, chronicles the remarkable elections of 2000 in which the presidential winner was not known for weeks after the actual votes were cast, and the Senate and House division between parties was reduced to just a few votes. Few elections in U.S. history have been as spellbinding or as controversial. Its legacy will last into the 2002 elections and well beyond. All of these results are meticulously reported in America Votes 24. The editors gather official election returns for the president, Congress and gubernatorial races that occurred in the 1999-2000 election cycle and present them in easy-to-read tables. The book includes: -- Official state-certified election returns -- Summary of primary data -- Data organized in chapters for each state -- Complete county-by-county general election returns -- Winner/loser percentages included in each table with the county votes -- Statewide vote tables for governors and senators since 1945, offering a unique historical perspective for state voting patterns. America Votes is the only source your library needs to keep your election data current.