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.....San Diego is the only large area that Bush carried. Lots of military and DOD. Learn some facts before you shoot your stupid anti Calif. mouth off.....

LIAR. San Diego County went for Gore and Feinstein and it wasn't even close. The city is Democrat like most of the big cities.

President - Gore - Democrat
Senator - Feinstein - Democrat
House 48 - Issa - Republican
House 49 - Davis - Democrat (city)
House 50 - Filner - Democrat (city)
House 51 - Cunningham - Republican
House 52 - Hunter - Republican

San Diego County, California
November 7, 2000 Election
President

Al Gore, Democratic .......... 5,833,974 votes 53.5%
George W. Bush, Republican .......... 4,542,793 votes 41.7%
Ralph Nader, Green .......... 415,370 votes 3.9%
Harry Browne, Libertarian .......... 45,291 votes .4%
Patrick J. Buchanan, Reform .......... 44,817 votes .4%
Howard Phillips, American Independent .......... 16,974 votes .1%
John Hagelin, Natural Law .......... 10,864 votes 0%
William M. Kenyon, Sr. (Write-In)
David McReynolds (Write-In)
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Senator

Dianne Feinstein, Democratic .......... 5,904,899 votes 55.9%
Tom Campbell, Republican .......... 3,865,528 votes 36.6%
Medea Susan Benjamin, Green .......... 323,854 votes 3.1%
Gail Katherine Lightfoot, Libertarian .......... 186,859 votes 1.8%
Diane Beall Templin, American Independent .......... 133,940 votes 1.2%
Jose Luis "Joe" Camahort, Reform .......... 96,100 votes .9%
Brian M. Rees, Natural Law .......... 58,291 votes .5%
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United States Representative; District 48 - The district includes all of southern Orange County, including most of Mission Viejo, San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente; and a chunk of northern San Diego County, including Oceanside, Camp Pendleton, Fallbrook and Mt. Palomar.

Darrell Issa, Republican .......... 160,627 votes 61.5%
Peter Kouvelis, Democratic .......... 74,073 votes 28.4%
Eddie Rose, Reform .......... 11,240 votes 4.3%
Sharon K. Miles, Natural Law .......... 8,269 votes 3.1%
Joe Michael Cobb, Libertarian .......... 7,269 votes 2.7%

United States Representative; District 49 - A coastal district, it runs from La Jolla in the north to Imperial Beach in the south and includes Coronado and just shy of half the city of San Diego

Susan A. Davis, Democratic .......... 113,400 votes 49.7%
Brian P. Bilbray, Republican .......... 105,515 votes 46.2%
Doris Ball, Libertarian .......... 6,526 votes 2.8%
Tahir I. Bhatti, Natural Law .......... 3,048 votes 1.3%

United States Representative; District 50 - The district runs from just southwest of La Mesa to the Mexican border and takes in Chula Vista, National City and a third of the city of San Diego.

Bob Filner, Democratic .......... 95,191 votes 68.3%
Bob Divine, Republican .......... 38,526 votes 27.7%
David A. Willoughby, Libertarian .......... 3,472 votes 2.4%
Leeann S. Kendall, Natural Law .......... 2,283 votes 1.6%

United States Representative; District 51 - Escondido, Encinitas and the rest of the city of San Diego make up this San Diego County district

Randy "Duke" Cunningham, Republican .......... 172,291 votes 64.4%
George "Jorge" Barraza, Democratic .......... 81,408 votes 30.4%
Daniel L. Muhe, Libertarian .......... 7,159 votes 2.7%
Eric Hunter Bourdette, Natural Law .......... 6,941 votes 2.5%

United States Representative; District 52 - A large district that stretches from Imperial County on the Arizona border west to La Mesa and El Cajon in San Diego County not far from the Pacific Ocean.

Duncan Hunter, Republican .......... 131,345 votes 64.8%
Craig Barkacs, Democratic .......... 63,537 votes 31.3%
Michael Benoit, Libertarian .......... 5,995 votes 2.9%
Robert A. Sherman, Natural Law .......... 2,117 votes 1%

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