2000 Michigan U.S. Senate Election

Michigan · 7 candidates · See every 2000 U.S. Senate race

Who won the 2000 Michigan U.S. Senate Election?

Debbie Stabenow won the 2000 Michigan U.S. Senate Election. Debbie Stabenow received 2,061,952 popular votes (49.47%). The main challenger was Spencer Abraham (47.86%).

See the full head-to-head between Stabenow and Abraham

Stabenow +1.6 pts · won by 67,259 votes

Debbie Stabenow DemocraticWINNER49.47%

2,061,952 votes

Spencer Abraham Republican47.86%

1,994,693 votes

Matthew R. AbelGreen0.9%

37,542 votes

Michael R. CorlissLibertarian0.72%

29,966 votes

Mark A. FortonReform0.63%

26,274 votes

John S. MangopoulosU.s. Taxpayers0.28%

11,628 votes

William QuartonNatural Law0.14%

5,630 votes

Popular-vote totals for U.S. Senate elections come from the MIT Election Data and Science Lab (1976–2024).

Data last verified July 28, 2026.