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Election 2000 Results

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2000 US House elections in Washington

Washington elected 9 members of the House in 2000: Democrats won 6 seats and Republicans 3.

The closest was the 2nd district, decided by 4.1 points: Rick Larsen (Democrat) beat John Koster (Republican), 50.0% to 45.9%, a margin of 4.1 points and 11,957 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 23 of the 39 counties and Democrats in 16. The largest, King, cast 740,311 votes and went to the Democrat by 24.6 points. The closest was Wahkiakum, where 507 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Every district

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
1 Jay Inslee155,820 (54.6%) Dan McDonald121,823 (42.6%) 7,993 D+11.9
2 Rick Larsen146,617 (50.0%) John Koster134,660 (45.9%) 11,903 D+4.1
3 Brian Baird159,428 (56.4%) Trent R. Matson114,861 (40.6%) 8,375 D+15.8
4 Jim Davis87,585 (37.3%) Doc Hastings143,259 (60.9%) 4,260 R+23.7
5 Tom Keefe97,703 (38.9%) George R. Nethercutt, Jr.144,038 (57.3%) 9,473 R+18.4
6 Norman D. Dicks164,853 (64.7%) Bob Lawrence79,215 (31.1%) 10,645 D+33.6
7 Jim McDermott193,470 (72.8%) none 72,339 D+72.8
8 Heidi Behrens-Benedict104,944 (35.6%) Jennifer Dunn183,255 (62.2%) 6,269 R+26.6
9 Adam Smith135,452 (61.7%) Chris Vance76,766 (35.0%) 7,405 D+26.7

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
King 418,983 56.6% 236,904 32.0% 84,424 740,311 D+24.6
Pierce 147,936 57.4% 102,206 39.6% 7,685 257,827 D+17.7
Snohomish 126,405 52.0% 112,397 46.2% 4,388 243,190 D+5.8
Spokane 69,377 41.2% 92,811 55.1% 6,275 168,463 R+13.9
Clark 72,495 55.2% 55,064 42.0% 3,685 131,244 D+13.3
Kitsap 60,925 60.4% 36,745 36.4% 3,169 100,839 D+24.0
Thurston 55,819 60.4% 33,364 36.1% 3,274 92,457 D+24.3
Whatcom 35,234 50.4% 33,586 48.1% 1,075 69,895 D+2.4
Yakima 29,661 43.3% 37,703 55.0% 1,144 68,508 R+11.7
Benton 20,825 35.4% 37,140 63.1% 934 58,899 R+27.7
Skagit 20,788 47.7% 21,950 50.3% 864 43,602 R+2.7
Cowlitz 21,523 59.4% 13,850 38.2% 859 36,232 D+21.2
Island 14,941 47.4% 15,800 50.1% 779 31,520 R+2.7
Clallam 16,225 52.4% 12,226 39.5% 2,512 30,963 D+12.9
Lewis 12,715 43.8% 15,372 53.0% 924 29,011 R+9.2
Chelan 8,361 32.6% 16,851 65.7% 421 25,633 R+33.1
Grays Harbor 17,046 67.9% 7,064 28.1% 1,002 25,112 D+39.7
Grant 7,461 32.1% 15,313 65.9% 458 23,232 R+33.8
Mason 13,515 62.3% 7,091 32.7% 1,079 21,685 D+29.6
Walla Walla 7,963 38.3% 12,094 58.2% 740 20,797 R+19.9
Stevens 5,105 30.7% 10,673 64.2% 845 16,623 R+33.5
Whitman 5,895 37.1% 9,500 59.8% 491 15,886 R+22.7
Jefferson 10,040 65.1% 4,650 30.2% 724 15,414 D+35.0
Okanogan 4,665 32.4% 9,322 64.7% 414 14,401 R+32.3
Franklin 5,032 36.5% 8,565 62.1% 190 13,787 R+25.6
Kittitas 5,803 42.3% 7,591 55.3% 326 13,720 R+13.0
Douglas 4,273 34.0% 8,039 64.0% 254 12,566 R+30.0
Pacific 6,080 66.0% 2,871 31.2% 258 9,209 D+34.8
San Juan 4,488 56.3% 3,304 41.4% 183 7,975 D+14.8
Klickitat 3,500 44.6% 4,121 52.5% 223 7,844 R+7.9
Asotin 2,786 35.6% 4,804 61.4% 238 7,828 R+25.8
Pend Oreille 2,089 39.1% 2,938 55.0% 310 5,337 R+15.9
Lincoln 1,392 27.2% 3,562 69.5% 171 5,125 R+42.3
Adams 1,236 25.3% 3,512 71.8% 143 4,891 R+46.5
Skamania 2,218 54.1% 1,656 40.4% 225 4,099 D+13.7
Ferry 1,045 34.9% 1,785 59.7% 161 2,991 R+24.7
Columbia 539 25.9% 1,477 70.9% 67 2,083 R+45.0
Wahkiakum 1,185 62.2% 678 35.6% 41 1,904 D+26.6
Garfield 303 23.2% 970 74.2% 35 1,308 R+51.0

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Washington in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 8, R 2 D+16.2
2022 D 8, R 2 D+16.2
2020 D 7, R 3 D+17.1
2018 D 7, R 3 D+25.2
2016 D 6, R 4 D+8.3
2014 D 6, R 4 D+7.0
2012 D 6, R 4 D+8.9
2010 D 5, R 4 D+6.5
2008 D 6, R 3 D+18.4
2006 D 6, R 3 D+21.7
2004 D 6, R 3 D+18.8
2002 D 6, R 3 D+7.4
2000 D 6, R 3 D+10.4
1998 D 5, R 4 D+8.7
1996 D 3, R 6 D+5.0
1994 D 2, R 7 R+1.6
1992 D 8, R 1 D+14.6
1990 D 5, R 3 D+7.6