2000 United States Senate election in Nebraska

Candidates • Ben Nelson, former Governor of Nebraska and 1996 Democratic nominee for the United States Senate • Al Hamburg, perennial candidate Results == Republican primary ==

Candidates • Don Stenberg, Attorney General of Nebraska • Scott Moore, Secretary of State of Nebraska • David Hergert • George Grogan • John DeCamp, former State Senator • Elliott Rustad Results == General election ==

Candidates • Ben Nelson (D), former Governor of Nebraska and 1996 Democratic nominee for the United States Senate • Don Stenberg (R), Attorney General of Nebraska Debates • Complete video of debate, September 21, 2000 Results Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican • Burt (largest village: Tekamah) • Box Butte (largest city: Alliance) • Butler (largest city: David City) • Clay (largest city: Sutton) • Colfax (largest city: Schuyler) • Furnas (largest city: Cambridge) • Gosper (largest city: Elwood) • Harlan (largest city: Alma) • Hitchcock (largest city: Culbertson) • Knox (largest city: Creighton) • Kearney (largest city: Minden) • Merrick (largest city: Central City) • Nemaha (largest city: Auburn) • Nance (largest city: Fullerton) • Boone (largest city: Albion) • Polk (largest city: Stromsburg) • Richardson (largest city: Falls City) • Sarpy (largest city: Bellevue) • Thayer (largest city: Hebron) • Washington (largest city: Blair) • Franklin (largest city: Franklin) Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic • Lincoln (largest city: North Platte) == See also ==