2004 Alabama Republican presidential primary

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2004 Alabama Republican presidential primary
Flag of Alabama.svg
 2000
June 1, 2004 (2004-06-01)
2008  
  ID
NM  

  George-W-Bush (cropped).jpeg Uncommitted Delegates portrait.svg
Candidate George W. Bush Uncommitted
Home state Texas n/a
Delegate count450
Popular vote187,03814,449
Percentage92.83%7.17%

2004 Alabama Republican presidential primary election results map by county (vote share).svg
Primary results by county
Bush: 85%  90%  95% 

The 2004 Alabama Republican presidential primary was held on June 1, 2004, to choose the state's 45 pledged delegates to the 2004 Republican National Convention.

Contents

Incumbent president George W. Bush won the primary and all of the state's delegates.

Procedure

Alabama was allocated 48 delegates to the Republican National Convention: 45 were allocated based on the results of the primary, with the other three being unpledged superdelegates.

Of the 45 pledged delegates, 21 were assigned to the state's seven congressional districts, with three delegates per district. A candidate would win all the delegates in a congressional district if they won a majority of the vote, or if no other candidate earned at least 15% of the vote. If the candidate with the most votes in a congressional district won less than 50% of the vote and the second-place candidate won at least 15%, the candidate with the most votes would be awarded two delegates, with the remaining delegate being allotted to the runner-up. [1]

24 of the state's delegates were allocated proportionally based on the popular vote statewide. A candidate had to receive at least 15% of the vote to qualify for delegates. [1]

Results

2004 Alabama Republican presidential primary [2]
CandidateVotes%Delegates
George W. Bush 187,03892.83%45
Uncommitted14,4497.17%
Total201,487100%45

Results by county

2004 Alabama Republican presidential primary
(results by county) [2]
CountyGeorge W.
Bush
UncommittedTotal
votes
cast
Votes%Votes%
Autauga 4,59893.17%3376.83%4,935
Baldwin 11,83092.10%1,0157.90%12,845
Barbour 27295.77%124.23%284
Bibb 70495.14%364.86%740
Blount 3,61792.41%2977.59%3,914
Bullock 3191.18%38.82%34
Butler 41596.96%133.04%428
Calhoun 4,27592.29%3577.71%4,632
Chambers 65797.05%202.95%677
Cherokee 17097.14%52.86%175
Chilton 2,18796.81%723.19%2,259
Choctaw 3697.30%12.70%37
Clarke 48298.57%71.43%489
Clay 41793.08%316.92%448
Cleburne 38296.95%123.05%394
Coffee 2,87894.70%1615.30%3,039
Colbert 97396.43%363.57%1,009
Conecuh 8292.13%77.87%89
Coosa 19293.20%146.80%206
Covington 91397.44%242.56%937
Crenshaw 38697.23%112.77%397
Cullman 4,42595.20%2234.80%4,648
Dale 3,98790.37%4259.63%4,412
Dallas 28495.62%134.38%297
DeKalb 1,56794.68%885.32%1,655
Elmore 7,08193.33%5066.67%7,587
Escambia 40398.29%71.71%410
Etowah 3,03195.22%1524.78%3,183
Fayette 43794.59%255.41%462
Franklin 21995.63%104.37%229
Geneva 2,64190.01%2939.99%2,934
Greene 2696.30%13.70%27
Hale 13896.50%53.50%143
Henry 36396.29%143.71%377
Houston 5,96094.62%3395.38%6,299
Jackson 33795.20%174.80%354
Jefferson 27,61792.17%2,3477.83%29,964
Lamar 6398.44%11.56%64
Lauderdale 1,67295.71%754.29%1,747
Lawrence 41394.94%225.06%435
Lee 5,58887.83%77412.17%6,362
Limestone 1,74894.54%1015.46%1,849
Lowndes 22096.49%83.51%228
Macon 12291.73%118.27%133
Madison 10,76090.74%1,0989.26%11,858
Marengo 88100%00%88
Marion 52896.70%183.30%546
Marshall 3,68794.39%2195.61%3,906
Mobile 14,39794.10%9025.90%15,299
Monroe 40296.17%163.83%418
Montgomery 7,90992.87%6077.13%8,516
Morgan 6,93191.29%6618.71%7,592
Perry 8093.02%66.98%86
Pickens 28197.57%72.43%288
Pike 1,64294.53%955.47%1,737
Randolph 27193.13%206.87%291
Russell 57695.84%254.16%601
Shelby 14,00592.93%1,0667.07%15,071
St. Clair 5,38593.18%3946.82%5,779
Sumter 6898.55%11.45%69
Talladega 2,69193.89%1756.11%2,866
Tallapoosa 1,25594.36%755.64%1,330
Tuscaloosa 6,84492.03%5937.97%7,437
Walker 1,64896.49%603.51%1,708
Washington 14498.63%21.37%146
Wilcox 8094.12%55.88%85
Winston 3,52788.11%47611.89%4,003
Total187,03892.83%14,4497.17%201,487

References

  1. 1 2 "Alabama Republican Delegation 2004". The Green Papers. Retrieved March 30, 2024.
  2. 1 2 "Certified Primary Election Results (as amended) - Republican Party" (PDF). Alabama Secretary of State.