2000 United States Senate election in Indiana
2000 United States Senate election in Indiana
County results
Lugar: 50-60% 60-70% 70-80% 80-90%
Johnson: 50–60%
The 2000 United States Senate election in Indiana was held on November 7, 2000. Incumbent Republican U.S. Senator Richard Lugar was re-elected to his fifth six-year term.
Major candidates
Democratic
Republican
Campaign
Debates
Results
Lugar easily won reelection taking 66.5% one of the largest margins in a statewide race in Indiana history. Johnson did win Lake County, a Democratic stronghold, by a wide margin, but Lugar did well elsewhere. Lugar was sworn in for a fifth term on January 3, 2001.
By county
Lugar won 91 of Indiana's 92 counties , Johnson won only the Democratic stronghold of Lake County .[ 3]
County
Lugar
Votes
Johnson
Votes
Hager
Votes
Total
Adams
76.9%
9,384
21.6%
2,635
1.5%
188
12,207
Allen
73.4%
83,279
25.1%
28,477
1.5%
1,723
113,479
Bartholomew
72.9%
18,585
25.6%
6,512
1.5%
383
25,480
Benton
72.6%
2,804
25.0%
965
2.4%
94
3,863
Blackford
66.9%
3,245
31.7%
1,539
1.4%
69
4,853
Boone
79.9%
14,527
18.2%
3,311
1.9%
353
18,191
Brown
67.8%
4,609
29.2%
1,982
3.0%
204
6,795
Carroll
71.4%
5,888
27.2%
2,245
1.4%
117
8,250
Cass
69.4%
10,191
29.1%
4,275
1.5%
223
14,689
Clark
62.8%
23,087
36.0%
13,230
1.2%
437
36,754
Clay
72.3%
7,091
26.3%
2,575
1.4%
142
9,808
Clinton
72.7%
7,899
25.7%
2,790
1.6%
173
10,862
Crawford
62.3%
2,541
36.1%
1,472
1.6%
65
4,078
Daviess
77.0%
7,434
21.9%
2,117
1.1%
104
9,655
Dearborn
68.6%
11,878
29.5%
5,103
1.9%
328
17,309
Decatur
74.8%
6,544
23.7%
2,068
1.5%
132
8,744
DeKalb
74.6%
10,116
24.0%
3,244
1.4%
184
13,544
Delaware
63.7%
27,066
34.6%
14,650
1.7%
743
42,459
Dubois
72.5%
10,648
26.7%
3,908
0.8%
121
14,677
Elkhart
78.3%
42,285
20.5%
11,081
1.2%
665
54,031
Fayette
67.2%
5,714
31.2%
2,658
1.6%
137
8,509
Floyd
66.3%
19,759
32.7%
9,719
1.0%
304
29,782
Fountain
70.3%
4,934
28.1%
1,974
1.6%
112
7,020
Franklin
72.3%
5,902
26.1%
2,127
1.6%
128
8,157
Fulton
73.7%
6,141
25.0%
2,082
1.3%
111
8,334
Gibson
65.1%
8,936
33.6%
4,616
1.3%
174
13,726
Grant
68.0%
17,704
30.7%
7,999
1.3%
341
26,044
Greene
64.5%
7,797
34.2%
4,132
1.3%
159
12,088
Hamilton
84.0%
63,216
14.4%
10,834
1.6%
1,194
75,244
Hancock
78.2%
17,376
19.8%
4,404
2.0%
451
22,231
Harrison
68.6%
10,112
29.7%
4,379
1.7%
257
14,748
Hendricks
79.5%
31,800
18.8%
7,525
1.7%
682
40,007
Henry
66.7%
11,765
31.8%
5,611
1.5%
264
17,640
Howard
67.0%
22,827
31.2%
10,616
1.8%
608
34,051
Huntington
78.1%
11,171
20.6%
2,941
1.3%
186
14,298
Jackson
71.2%
10,389
27.6%
4,027
1.2%
182
14,598
Jasper
70.8%
7,775
27.8%
3,047
1.4%
157
10,979
Jay
68.6%
5,442
29.6%
2,349
1.8%
144
7,935
Jefferson
65.8%
7,641
33.0%
3,830
1.2%
140
11,611
Jennings
70.7%
6,673
27.8%
2,620
1.5%
140
9,433
Johnson
79.0%
32,295
19.0%
7,761
2.0%
832
40,888
Knox
67.5%
9,940
30.9%
4,549
1.6%
237
14,726
Kosciusko
82.5%
20,282
15.7%
3,871
1.8%
441
24,594
LaGrange
78.0%
6,464
20.7%
1,712
1.3%
108
8,284
Lake
41.7%
71,574
57.1%
97,809
1.2%
2,083
171,466
LaPorte
60.3%
22,589
37.1%
13,864
2.6%
955
37,408
Lawrence
73.8%
11,733
24.6%
3,913
1.6%
255
15,901
Madison
62.6%
31,664
35.9%
18,154
1.5%
781
50,599
Marion
58.1%
158,620
40.2%
109,736
1.7%
4,532
272,888
Marshall
76.2%
12,208
22.8%
3,654
1.0%
163
16,025
Martin
70.7%
3,214
27.9%
1,268
1.4%
63
4,545
Miami
69.6%
8,712
29.0%
3,623
1.4%
176
12,511
Monroe
63.8%
25,168
32.6%
12,837
3.6%
1,404
39,409
Montgomery
78.5%
10,280
19.7%
2,571
1.8%
239
13,090
Morgan
76.6%
16,731
21.3%
4,640
2.1%
452
21,823
Newton
64.0%
3,463
33.5%
1,814
2.5%
133
5,410
Noble
75.5%
10,661
23.0%
3,245
1.5%
207
14,113
Ohio
66.3%
1,614
31.9%
777
1.8%
44
2,435
Orange
72.6%
5,143
25.9%
1,832
1.5%
109
7,084
Owen
70.0%
4,502
27.3%
1,756
2.7%
176
6,434
Parke
69.4%
4,303
29.1%
1,801
1.5%
94
6,198
Perry
54.7%
3,754
44.3%
3,041
1.0%
68
6,863
Pike
64.4%
3,821
33.8%
2,007
1.8%
109
5,937
Porter
61.9%
34,785
36.4%
20,430
1.7%
973
56,188
Posey
70.1%
'7,487
28.8%
3,074
1.1%
121
10,682
Pulaski
69.6%
3,719
29.4%
1,566
1.0%
56
5,341
Putnam
73.2%
8,359
24.5%
2,792
2.3%
260
11,411
Randolph
69.7%
6,776
28.9%
2,808
1.4%
136
9,720
Ripley
72.5%
7,657
25.6%
2,704
1.9%
196
10,557
Rush
75.7%
5,334
22.0%
1,552
2.3%
161
7,047
Saint Joseph
63.5%
59,818
35.5%
33,378
1.0%
927
94,123
Scott
62.1%
4,798
36.4%
2,810
1.5%
115
7,723
Shelby
72.1%
10,925
26.3%
3,986
1.6%
250
15,161
Spencer
64.1%
5,747
35.1%
3,147
0.8%
75
8,969
Starke
59.7%
4,866
38.9%
3,168
1.4%
113
8,147
Steuben
75.9%
8,549
22.1%
2,479
2.0%
229
11,257
Sullivan
62.3%
4,645
36.5%
2,720
1.2%
86
7,451
Switzerland
59.5%
1,885
38.4%
1,216
2.1%
67
3,168
Tippecanoe
72.2%
32,101
25.5%
11,357
2.3%
1,034
44,492
Tipton
71.3%
5,111
27.4%
1,958
1.3%
96
7,165
Union
74.4%
2,068
24.2%
673
1.4%
39
2,780
Vanderburgh
66.0%
41,482
32.7%
20,552
1.3%
832
62,866
Vermillion
57.2%
3,585
41.2%
2,577
1.6%
103
6,265
Vigo
64.1%
22,886
34.2%
12,176
1.7%
589
35,651
Wabash
74.1%
9,404
24.9%
3,167
1.0%
125
12,696
Warren
67.7%
2,454
30.6%
1,106
1.7%
63
3,623
Warrick
68.6%
14,538
30.2%
6,402
1.2%
250
21,190
Washington
70.4%
6,828
27.1%
2,629
2.5%
239
9,696
Wayne
66.7%
15,926
31.8%
7,590
1.5%
356
23,872
Wells
78.2%
8,565
20.4%
2,235
1.4%
158
10,958
White
74.3%
7,310
24.0%
2,360
1.7%
169
9,839
Whitley
76.1%
9,426
22.3%
2,757
1.6%
194
12,377
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