2004 Presidential Election Interactive Map
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2004 Actual Election Results
| Candidate | Party | Electoral Votes | Popular Votes | ||
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| ✓ | George W. Bush (I) | Republican | 286 | 62,040,610 | |
| John F. Kerry | Democratic | 251 | 59,028,444 | ||
| Other: See Election Facts Below | 1 |
2004 Election Facts
- Kerry won Minnesota; however one elector cast a vote for Dem. Vice-President candidate John Edwards. It may have been unintentional, as this ballot also voted for John Edwards as Vice-President
- Bush and Kerry each received more votes than any candidates in history to that point. The prior record, about 54.5 million votes, was set in 1984 by Ronald Reagan
- Popular vote totals from Federal Elections 2004.
- Electoral Vote changes for 2004 based on 2000 Census: [+2: AZ, FL, GA, TX], [+1: CA, CO, NV, NC],
[-1: CT, IL, IN, MI, MS, OH, OK, WI], [-2: NY, PA] - Issues of the Day: Terrorism, Iraq War, Job growth
