Elections 2004

Election Results 2004

Elections 2004

Bush Wins 2004 U.S. Presidential Election
(Incumbent carries Electoral College, majority of popular vote)
November 3, 2004
The people of the United States re-elect George W. Bush as their president. "Voters turned out in historic numbers and delivered a historic victory," Bush tells supporters. "America has spoken, and I'm humbled by the trust and the confidence of my fellow citizens." The president and Senator John Kerry both appeal to the American people to come together and seek common ground in the wake of the November 2 election.
• Text of George W. Bush's Acceptance Speech (White House) I Deutsch
• Text of John F. Kerry's Concession Speech (ABC News)

Map Source: Washington Post

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• CBS News Election Results
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• New York Times - Election 2004 (Registration required)
• MSNBC Decision 2004
• Washington Post (Registration required)
• Yahoo! Elections Results

Electoral Votes by State 270 votes needed to win				Percentage of Popular Vote (as of Nov.9)
		Bush	Kerry	Bush	Kerry
Total:	538	286	252	51.0 %	48.1 %
Alabama	9	9		62.5 %	36.8 %
Alaska	3	3		61.8 %	35 %
Arizona	10	10		54.9 %	44.5 %
Arkansas	6	6		54.3 %	44.5 %
California	55		55	44.3 %	54.6 %
Colorado	9	9		52 %	46.8 %
Connecticut	7		7	44 %	54.3 %
Delaware	3		3	45.8 %	53.3 %
District of Columbia	3		3	9.3 %	89.5 %
Florida	27	27		52.1 %	47.1 %
Georgia	15	15		58.1 %	41.4 %
Hawaii	4		4	45.3 %	54 %
Idaho	4	4		68.5 %	30.4 %
Illinois	21		21	44.8 %	54.6 %
Indiana	11	11		60.1 %	39.2 %
Iowa	7	7		50.1%	49.2 %
Kansas	6	6		62.2 %	36.5 %
Kentucky	8	8		59.5 %	39.7 %
Louisiana	9	9		56.8 %	42.2 %
Maine	4		4	44.6 %	53.4 %
Maryland	10		10	43.3 %	55.7 %
Massachusetts	12		12	37 %	62.1 %
Michigan	17		17	47.8 %	51.2 %
Minnesota	10		10	47.6 %	51.1 %
Mississippi	6	6		59.6 %	39.6 %
Missouri	11	11		53.4 %	46.1 %
Montana	3	3		58.1 %	38.6 %
Nebraska	5	5		66.6 %	32.1 %
Nevada	5	5		50.5 %	47.9 %
New Hampshire	4		4	49 %	50.3 %
New Jersey	15		15	46.5 %	52.7 %
New Mexico	5	5		50 %	48.9 %
New York	31		31	40.5 %	57.8 %
North Carolina	15	15		56.1 %	43.6 %
North Dakota	3	3		62.9 %	35.5 %
Ohio	20	20		51 %	48.5 %
Oklahoma	7	7		65.6 %	34.4 %
Oregon	7		7	47.6 %	51.5 %
Pennsylvania	21		21	48.6 %	50.8 %
Rhode Island	4		4	38.9 %	59.5 %
South Carolina	8	8		58 %	40.8 %
South Dakota	3	3		59.9 %	38.4 %
Tennessee	11	11		56.8 %	42.5 %
Texas	34	34		61.2 %	38.3 %
Utah	5	5		71.1 %	26.4 %
Vermont	3		3	38.9 %	59.1 %
Virginia	13	13		54 %	45.3 %
Washington	11		11	45.6 %	52.9 %
West Virginia	5	5		56.1 %	43.2 %
Wisconsin	10		10	49.4%	49.8 %
Wyoming	3	3		69 %	29.1 %

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