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Federal Elections 2004 OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS FOR UNITED STATES PRESIDENT NOVEMBER 2, 2004 2004 PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS CANDIDATE NAME PARTY # OF VOTES % ALABAMA (9 Electoral Votes) Bush, George W. R 1,176,394 62.46% Kerry, John F. D 693,933 36.84% Nader, Ralph I 6,701 0.36% Badnarik, Michael I 3,529 0.19% Peroutka, Michael I 1,994 0.11% Scattered W 898 0.05% Total State Votes: 1,883,449 ALASKA (3 Electoral Votes) Bush, George W. R 190,889 61.07% Kerry, John F. D 111,025 35.52% Nader, Ralph POP 5,069 1.62% Peroutka, Michael A. AKI 2,092 0.67% Badnarik, Michael AKL 1,675 0.54% Cobb, David GRN 1,058 0.34% Scattered W 790 0.25% Total State Votes: 312,598 ARIZONA (10 Electoral Votes) Bush, George W. R 1,104,294 54.87% Kerry, John F. D 893,524 44.40% Badnarik, Michael LBT 11,856 0.59% Nader, Ralph W 2,773 0.14% Cobb, David W 138 0.01% Total State Votes: 2,012,585 ARKANSAS (6 Electoral Votes) Bush, George W. R 572,898 54.31% Kerry, John F. D 469,953 44.55% Nader, Ralph PPA 6,171 0.58% Badnarik, Michael LBT 2,352 0.22% Peroutka, Michael Anthony CST 2,083 0.20% Cobb, David GRA 1,488 0.14% Total State Votes: 1,054,945 CALIFORNIA (55 Electoral Votes) Kerry, John F. D 6,745,485 54.30% Bush, George W. R 5,509,826 44.36% Badnarik, Michael LBT 50,165 0.40% Cobb, David GRN 40,771 0.33% Peltier, Leonard PFP 27,607 0.22% Peroutka, Michael Anthony AIP 26,645 0.21% Nader, Ralph W 21,213 0.17% Kennedy, John Joseph W 82 0.00% Parker, John W 49 0.00% Alexander-Pace, James W 8 0.00% Jabin, Anthony W 1 0.00% Total State Votes: 12,421,852 -27- 2004 PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS CANDIDATE NAME PARTY # OF VOTES % COLORADO (9 Electoral Votes) Bush, George W. R 1,101,255 51.69% Kerry, John F. D 1,001,732 47.02% Nader, Ralph CRP 12,718 0.60% Badnarik, Michael LBT 7,664 0.36% Peroutka, Michael Anthony AMC 2,562 0.12% Cobb, David GRN 1,591 0.07% Andress, Stanford E. (Andy) UN 804 0.04% Kennedy, John Joseph W 700 0.03% Amondson, Gene CPP 378 0.02% Van Auken, Bill SEP 329 0.02% Harris, James E. SWP 241 0.01% Brown, Walter F. SOC 216 0.01% Dodge, Earl F. P 140 0.01% Total State Votes: 2,130,330 CONNECTICUT (7 Electoral Votes) Kerry, John F. D 857,488 54.31% Bush, George W. R 693,826 43.95% Nader, Ralph PC 12,969 0.82% Cobb, David GRN 9,564 0.61% Badnarik, Michael LBT 3,367 0.21% Peroutka, Michael A. CNC 1,543 0.10% Calero, Róger W 12 0.00% Total State Votes: 1,578,769 DELAWARE (3 Electoral Votes) Kerry, John F. D 200,152 53.35% Bush, George W. R 171,660 45.75% Nader, Ralph IDE 2,153 0.57% Badnarik, Michael LBT 586 0.16% Peroutka, Michael Anthony CON 289 0.08% Cobb, David GRN 250 0.07% Brown, Walter F. NL 100 0.03% Total State Votes: 375,190 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (3 Electoral Votes) Kerry, John F. D 202,970 89.18% Bush, George W. R 21,256 9.34% Nader, Ralph I 1,485 0.65% Cobb, David DCG 737 0.32% Scattered W 506 0.22% Badnarik, Michael LBT 502 0.22% Harris, James SWP 130 0.06% Total Votes: 227,586 -28- 2004 PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS CANDIDATE NAME PARTY # OF VOTES % FLORIDA (27 Electoral Votes) Bush, George W. R 3,964,522 52.10% Kerry, John F. D 3,583,544 47.09% Nader, Ralph REF 32,971 0.43% Badnarik, Michael LBF 11,996 0.16% Peroutka, Michael A. CPF 6,626 0.09% Cobb, David GPF 3,917 0.05% Brown, Walter F. SFL 3,502 0.05% Harris, James FSW 2,732 0.04% Total State Votes: 7,609,810 GEORGIA (15 Electoral Votes) Bush, George W. R 1,914,254 57.97% Kerry, John F. D 1,366,149 41.37% Badnarik, Michael LBT 18,387 0.56% Nader, Ralph W 2,231 0.07% Peroutka, Michael A. W 580 0.02% Cobb, David W 228 0.01% Tancredo, Tom W 26 0.00% Kennedy, John J. W 8 0.00% Byrne, David W 7 0.00% Pace, James W 5 0.00% Total State Votes: 3,301,875 HAWAII (4 Electoral Votes) Kerry, John F. D 231,708 54.01% Bush, George W. R 194,191 45.26% Cobb, David GRN 1,737 0.40% Badnarik, Michael LBT 1,377 0.32% Total State Votes: 429,013 IDAHO (4 Electoral Votes) Bush, George W. R 409,235 68.38% Kerry, John F. D 181,098 30.26% Badnarik, Michael LBT 3,844 0.64% Peroutka, Michael A. CON 3,084 0.52% Nader, Ralph W 1,115 0.19% Cobb, David W 58 0.01% Kennedy, John Joseph W 9 0.00% Brown, Walt W 3 0.00% Merepeace-msmere, Reverend W 1 0.00% Total State Votes: 598,447 -29- 2004 PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS CANDIDATE NAME PARTY # OF VOTES % ILLINOIS (21 Electoral Votes) Kerry, John F. D 2,891,550 54.82% Bush, George W. R 2,345,946 44.48% Badnarik, Michael LBT 32,442 0.62% Nader, Ralph W 3,571 0.07% Peroutka, Michael Anthony W 440 0.01% Cobb, David W 241 0.00% Camejo, Peter M. W 115 0.00% Bone, Lawson W 4 0.00% Virag, Ernest W 4 0.00% Kennedy, John Joseph W 3 0.00% Cook, David W 2 0.00% Breivogel, Joann W 1 0.00% Christensen, Robert M. W 1 0.00% Kennedy, John W 1 0.00% Trowe, Margaret W 1 0.00% Total State Votes: 5,274,322 INDIANA (11 Electoral Votes) Bush, George Walker R 1,479,438 59.94% Kerry, John F. D 969,011 39.26% Badnarik, Michael LBT 18,058 0.73% Nader, Ralph W 1,328 0.05% Cobb, David W 102 0.00% Kennedy, John Joseph W 37 0.00% Brown, Walt W 22 0.00% Bone, Lawson Mitchell W 6 0.00% Total State Votes: 2,468,002 IOWA (7 Electoral Votes) Bush, George W. R 751,957 49.90% Kerry, John F. D 741,898 49.23% Nader, Ralph NP 5,973 0.40% Badnarik, Michael LBT 2,992 0.20% Peroutka, Michael Anthony CON 1,304 0.09% Cobb, David IG 1,141 0.08% Scattered W 1,094 0.07% Harris, James SWP 373 0.02% Van Auken, Bill NP 176 0.01% Total State Votes: 1,506,908 KANSAS (6 Electoral Votes) Bush, George W. R 736,456 62.00% Kerry, John F. D 434,993 36.62% Nader, Ralph REF 9,348 0.79% Badnarik, Michael LBT 4,013 0.34% Peroutka, Michael A. I 2,899 0.24% Cobb, David W 33 0.00% Kennedy, John Joseph W 5 0.00% Van Auken, Bill W 5 0.00% Brown, Walt W 4 0.00% Total State Votes: 1,187,756 -30- 2004 PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS CANDIDATE NAME PARTY # OF VOTES % KENTUCKY (8 Electoral Votes) Bush, George W. R 1,069,439 59.55% Kerry, John F. D 712,733 39.69% Nader, Ralph I 8,856 0.49% Badnarik, Michael LBT 2,619 0.15% Peroutka, Michael Anthony CON 2,213 0.12% Brown, Walt W 13 0.00% Kennedy, John Joseph W 9 0.00% Total State Votes: 1,795,882 LOUISIANA (9 Electoral Votes) Bush, George W. R 1,102,169 56.72% Kerry, John F. D 820,299 42.22% Nader, Ralph TBL 7,032 0.36% Peroutka, Michael A. CON 5,203 0.27% Badnarik, Michael LBT 2,781 0.14% Brown, Walter F. PWF 1,795 0.09% Amondson, Gene P 1,566 0.08% Cobb, David LG 1,276 0.07% Harris, James SWP 985 0.05% Total State Votes: 1,943,106 MAINE (4 Electoral Votes) Kerry, John F. D 396,842 53.57% Bush, George W. R 330,201 44.58% Nader, Ralph TBL 8,069 1.09% Cobb, David GI 2,936 0.40% Badnarik, Michael LBT 1,965 0.27% Peroutka, Michael CON 735 0.10% Scattered W 4 0.00% Total State Votes: 740,752 MARYLAND (10 Electoral Votes) Kerry, John F. D 1,334,493 55.91% Bush, George W. R 1,024,703 42.93% Nader, Ralph POP 11,854 0.50% Badnarik, Michael LBT 6,094 0.26% Cobb, David GRN 3,632 0.15% Peroutka, Michael Anthony CON 3,421 0.14% Scattered W 2,440 0.10% Schriner, Joe W 27 0.00% Kennedy, John Joseph W 7 0.00% Brown, Theodis (Ted), Sr. W 4 0.00% Bone, Lawson Mitchell W 2 0.00% Boyle, Robert Abraham, II W 1 0.00% Total State Votes: 2,386,678 -31- 2004 PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS CANDIDATE NAME PARTY # OF VOTES % MASSACHUSETTS (12 Electoral Votes) Kerry, John F. D 1,803,800 61.94% Bush, George W. R 1,071,109 36.78% Badnarik, Michael LBT 15,022 0.52% Cobb, David GR 10,623 0.36% Scattered W 7,028 0.24% Nader, Ralph W 4,806 0.17% Total State Votes: 2,912,388 MICHIGAN (17 Electoral Votes) Kerry, John F.
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