The 2000 United States Senate election in California was held on November 7, 2000. Incumbent Democrat Dianne Feinstein won reelection over moderate Republican congressman Tom Campbell.
Primary results
Link to primary results
Democratic
| 2000 United States Senate Democratic primary, California |
| Candidate |
Votes |
Percentage |
| Dianne Feinstein |
3,759,560 |
95.50% |
| Michael Schmier |
181,104 |
4.50% |
| Total votes |
3,940,664 |
100.00% |
Republican
| 2000 United States Senate Republican primary, California |
| Candidate |
Votes |
Percentage |
| Tom Campbell |
1,697,208 |
56.17% |
| Ray Haynes |
679,034 |
22.47% |
| Bill Horn |
453,630 |
15.01% |
| John M. Brown |
68,415 |
2.26% |
| Linh Dao |
64,559 |
2.14% |
| James Peter Gough |
58,853 |
1.95% |
| Total votes |
3,021,699 |
100.00% |
Green
| 2000 United States Senate Green primary, California |
| Candidate |
Votes |
Percentage |
| Medea Susan Benjamin |
99,716 |
73.95% |
| Jan B. Tucker |
35,124 |
26.05% |
| Total votes |
134,840 |
100.00% |
Reform
| 2000 United States Senate Reform primary, California |
| Candidate |
Votes |
Percentage |
| Jose Luis Olivares Camahort |
46,278 |
70.34% |
| Valli "Sharp" Sharpe |
19,516 |
29.66% |
| Total votes |
65,794 |
100.00% |
Others
Results
| 2000 United States Senate election, California |
| Party |
Candidate |
Votes |
Percentage |
|
Democratic |
Dianne Feinstein (incumbent) |
5,932,522 |
55.84% |
|
Republican |
Tom Campbell |
3,886,853 |
36.59% |
|
Green |
Medea Susan Benjamin |
326,828 |
3.08% |
|
Libertarian |
Gail Lightfoot |
187,718 |
1.77% |
|
American Independent |
Diane Beall Templin |
134,598 |
1.27% |
|
Reform |
Jose Luis Olivares Camahort |
96,552 |
0.91% |
|
Natural Law |
Brian M. Rees |
58,537 |
0.55% |
| Invalid or blank votes |
519,233 |
4.66% |
| Totals |
11,142,841 |
100.00% |
| Voter turnout |
51.92% |
|
Democratic hold |
Results by county
Final results from the Secretary of State of California. [1]
| County |
Feinstein |
Votes |
Campbell |
Votes |
Benjamin |
Votes |
Others |
Votes |
| San Francisco |
72.26% |
222,787 |
15.27% |
47,072 |
10.50% |
32,377 |
1.97% |
6,082 |
| Alameda |
67.66% |
328,355 |
22.57% |
109,517 |
6.74% |
32,701 |
3.03% |
14,726 |
| Marin |
65.25% |
79,421 |
26.35% |
32,077 |
6.33% |
7,699 |
2.07% |
2,524 |
| San Mateo |
64.80% |
165,216 |
29.92% |
76,273 |
2.85% |
7,278 |
2.43% |
6,191 |
| Los Angeles |
64.40% |
1,677,668 |
28.55% |
743,872 |
2.78% |
72,312 |
4.28% |
111,402 |
| Contra Costa |
61.60% |
232,109 |
33.23% |
125,188 |
2.30% |
8,670 |
2.87% |
10,821 |
| Sonoma |
60.96% |
118,455 |
29.46% |
57,244 |
6.05% |
11,765 |
3.52% |
6,839 |
| Solano |
60.03% |
74,414 |
33.43% |
41,449 |
1.87% |
2,316 |
4.67% |
5,791 |
| Santa Clara |
59.62% |
320,400 |
34.97% |
187,953 |
2.29% |
12,329 |
3.12% |
16,747 |
| Yolo |
58.18% |
35,193 |
32.28% |
19,528 |
5.06% |
3,060 |
4.48% |
2,709 |
| Monterey |
57.96% |
67,401 |
35.36% |
41,113 |
2.94% |
3,420 |
3.74% |
4,350 |
| Santa Cruz |
56.78% |
60,853 |
30.36% |
32,537 |
9.63% |
10,321 |
3.22% |
3,453 |
| Napa |
56.70% |
28,884 |
36.20% |
18,442 |
3.24% |
1,652 |
3.85% |
1,961 |
| Imperial |
56.17% |
15,937 |
34.07% |
9,666 |
1.62% |
461 |
8.14% |
2,311 |
| San Benito |
55.04% |
9,170 |
39.29% |
6,545 |
1.83% |
305 |
3.84% |
640 |
| Lake |
54.74% |
11,410 |
37.55% |
7,826 |
3.15% |
656 |
4.56% |
951 |
| Sacramento |
54.27% |
228,992 |
38.71% |
163,343 |
2.61% |
11,001 |
4.41% |
18,623 |
| Fresno |
52.87% |
113,228 |
40.39% |
86,502 |
1.50% |
3,210 |
5.25% |
11,235 |
| San Joaquin |
52.65% |
86,731 |
41.23% |
67,907 |
1.29% |
2,130 |
4.83% |
7,954 |
| Merced |
51.92% |
25,426 |
40.04% |
19,612 |
1.47% |
721 |
6.57% |
3,216 |
| San Diego |
51.34% |
466,461 |
40.76% |
370,287 |
2.24% |
20,340 |
5.66% |
51,443 |
| Mendocino |
50.99% |
16,981 |
31.54% |
10,503 |
12.14% |
4,044 |
5.32% |
1,773 |
| Ventura |
50.22% |
138,836 |
42.85% |
118,463 |
2.20% |
6,073 |
4.73% |
13,067 |
| Santa Barbara |
49.93% |
75,357 |
40.03% |
60,417 |
5.78% |
8,718 |
4.26% |
6,422 |
| San Bernardino |
49.13% |
200,558 |
43.40% |
177,158 |
1.81% |
7,376 |
5.67% |
23,145 |
| Kings |
48.49% |
13,402 |
44.31% |
12,246 |
0.93% |
256 |
6.28% |
1,735 |
| Riverside |
48.28% |
210,235 |
44.80% |
195,085 |
1.52% |
6,632 |
5.39% |
23,484 |
| Stanislaus |
48.24% |
60,610 |
44.51% |
55,919 |
1.54% |
1,937 |
5.71% |
7,171 |
| Humboldt |
46.99% |
25,788 |
36.23% |
19,882 |
11.20% |
6,145 |
5.59% |
3,069 |
| Tulare |
45.52% |
40,117 |
47.19% |
41,587 |
1.02% |
901 |
6.26% |
5,519 |
| San Luis Obispo |
45.14% |
47,976 |
46.15% |
49,055 |
3.59% |
3,814 |
5.13% |
5,448 |
| Del Norte |
44.91% |
3,670 |
44.93% |
3,672 |
3.10% |
253 |
7.06% |
577 |
| Amador |
43.85% |
6,671 |
49.32% |
7,502 |
1.70% |
259 |
5.13% |
780 |
| Alpine |
43.62% |
253 |
41.72% |
242 |
4.48% |
26 |
10.17% |
59 |
| Madera |
43.55% |
14,123 |
48.75% |
15,810 |
1.70% |
550 |
6.01% |
1,950 |
| Kern |
43.26% |
77,676 |
50.44% |
90,564 |
1.09% |
1,949 |
5.21% |
9,360 |
| Tuolumne |
42.97% |
10,028 |
48.78% |
11,385 |
2.40% |
560 |
5.85% |
1,366 |
| Orange |
42.72% |
403,123 |
49.95% |
471,410 |
1.85% |
17,452 |
5.48% |
51,743 |
| Mono |
42.56% |
1,818 |
47.68% |
2,037 |
4.12% |
176 |
5.64% |
241 |
| Calaveras |
42.31% |
7,852 |
48.42% |
8,986 |
2.42% |
449 |
6.85% |
1,271 |
| Butte |
41.52% |
34,117 |
47.41% |
38,961 |
5.52% |
4,540 |
5.54% |
4,555 |
| Nevada |
41.41% |
19,354 |
49.41% |
23,095 |
4.78% |
2,235 |
4.40% |
2,057 |
| Colusa |
41.16% |
2,250 |
53.70% |
2,936 |
0.91% |
50 |
4.23% |
231 |
| Placer |
40.95% |
47,169 |
52.25% |
60,182 |
1.97% |
2,264 |
4.83% |
5,569 |
| Plumas |
40.76% |
4,075 |
51.23% |
5,122 |
2.57% |
257 |
5.44% |
544 |
| El Dorado |
40.70% |
28,873 |
51.72% |
36,684 |
2.52% |
1,785 |
5.06% |
3,591 |
| Mariposa |
40.49% |
3,195 |
48.63% |
3,837 |
2.72% |
215 |
8.15% |
643 |
| Trinity |
40.35% |
2,307 |
48.47% |
2,771 |
4.62% |
264 |
6.56% |
375 |
| Yuba |
40.18% |
6,345 |
51.49% |
8,131 |
1.88% |
297 |
6.44% |
1,017 |
| Sutter |
39.51% |
10,326 |
55.08% |
14,394 |
1.10% |
288 |
4.30% |
1,125 |
| Siskiyou |
38.40% |
7,476 |
51.61% |
10,048 |
2.14% |
417 |
7.85% |
1,529 |
| Tehama |
38.27% |
7,870 |
52.81% |
10,859 |
1.42% |
291 |
7.50% |
1,543 |
| Glenn |
38.18% |
3,282 |
54.26% |
4,664 |
1.54% |
132 |
6.03% |
518 |
| Shasta |
36.84% |
24,027 |
55.01% |
35,884 |
1.56% |
1,016 |
6.59% |
4,299 |
| Sierra |
36.63% |
666 |
53.91% |
980 |
2.59% |
47 |
6.88% |
125 |
| Lassen |
35.56% |
3,673 |
54.39% |
5,618 |
1.60% |
165 |
8.46% |
874 |
| Inyo |
35.15% |
2,711 |
57.02% |
4,397 |
2.71% |
209 |
5.12% |
395 |
| Modoc |
30.81% |
1,221 |
60.91% |
2,414 |
1.56% |
62 |
6.71% |
266 |
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