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MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN PRIMARY RESULTS
(February 22, 2000)

Statewide Totals Vote Percent Counties Won Top 10 Won

John McCain 646,846 50.8% 70 8

George W. Bush 547,945 43.0% 13 2

Alan Keyes 58,800 4.6% 0 0

Others 20,558 1.6% 0 0

Total Votes 1,274,149

Delegates Won: McCain 52, Bush 6

Note: Based on nearly complete but unofficial results from the office of the Michigan Department of State.

Michigan's Ten Most Populous Counties (in rank order)

Nature of County McCain Bush Keyes Winner

WAYNE (Detroit) Urban-Oriented 55% 37% 5% McCain

OAKLAND Suburban 49% 45% 4% McCain

MACOMB Suburban 50% 45% 3% McCain

KENT (Grand Rapids) Urban-Oriented 44% 46% 9% Bush

GENESEE (Flint) Urban-Oriented 55% 39% 5% McCain

WASHTENAW (Ann Arbor) Academic-Oriented 60% 35% 4% McCain

INGHAM (Lansing) Academic-Oriented, State Capital 57% 39% 3% McCain

KALAMAZOO (Kalamazoo) Urban-Oriented 54% 41% 5% McCain

OTTAWA (Holland) Republican Towns 36% 55% 8% Bush

SAGINAW (Saginaw) Urban-Oriented 50% 46% 3% McCain

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Michigan's Ten Most Populous Counties (in rank order)
	Nature of County	McCain	Bush	Keyes	Winner
WAYNE (Detroit)	Urban-Oriented	55%	37%	5%	McCain
OAKLAND	Suburban	49%	45%	4%	McCain
MACOMB	Suburban	50%	45%	3%	McCain
KENT (Grand Rapids)	Urban-Oriented	44%	46%	9%	Bush
GENESEE (Flint)	Urban-Oriented	55%	39%	5%	McCain
WASHTENAW (Ann Arbor)	Academic-Oriented	60%	35%	4%	McCain
INGHAM (Lansing)	Academic-Oriented, State Capital	57%	39%	3%	McCain
KALAMAZOO (Kalamazoo)	Urban-Oriented	54%	41%	5%	McCain
OTTAWA (Holland)	Republican Towns	36%	55%	8%	Bush
SAGINAW (Saginaw)	Urban-Oriented	50%	46%	3%	McCain