After 1992 the South continued its winning ways of setting the national agenda and picking the winner. In 1992 [[Bill Clinton]] reassembled Carter's coalition for the Democrats and carried Arkansas, Tennessee, Florida, and Georgia in 1992, but lost Georgia in 1996.<ref>http://fisher.lib.virginia.edu/collections/stats/elections/maps</ref> [[George W. Bush]] (2000 and 2004) carried every Southern state including Democrat challenger and incumbent Vice President [[Al Gore]]'s home state of Tennessee. | After 1992 the South continued its winning ways of setting the national agenda and picking the winner. In 1992 [[Bill Clinton]] reassembled Carter's coalition for the Democrats and carried Arkansas, Tennessee, Florida, and Georgia in 1992, but lost Georgia in 1996.<ref>http://fisher.lib.virginia.edu/collections/stats/elections/maps</ref> [[George W. Bush]] (2000 and 2004) carried every Southern state including Democrat challenger and incumbent Vice President [[Al Gore]]'s home state of Tennessee. |