[350] As the primary concluded, Carter spoke of the need for the 1992 Democratic National Convention to address certain issues not focused on in the past,[351] and campaigned for Clinton after he became the Democratic nominee in the general election,[352] publicly stating his expectation to be consulted during the latter's presidency.[353]
Carter endorsed Vice President Al Gore days before the 2000 presidential election,[354] and in the years following voiced his opinion that the election was won by Gore,[355] despite the Supreme Court handing the election to Bush in the controversial Bush v. Gore ruling.[356]
In the 2004 presidential election, Carter endorsed John Kerry and spoke at the 2004 Democratic National Convention.[357] Carter also voiced concerns of another voting mishap in the state of Florida.[358]
Amid the Democratic presidential primary in 2008, Carter was speculated to endorse Senator Barack Obama over his main primary rival Hillary Clinton amid his speaking favorably of the candidate, as well as remarks from the Carter family that showed their support for Obama.[359][360] Carter also commented on Clinton ending her bid when superdelegates voted after the June 3 primary.