2004 Alabama elections

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Elections were held in the U.S. state of Alabama on November 2, 2004.

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Overall results

State/County2004 Result200020022004
Alabama Republican hold
Alabama 01 Republican hold
Alabama 02 Republican hold
Alabama 03 Republican hold
Alabama 04 Republican hold
Alabama 05 Democrat hold

2004 Presidential Election

Overall

PartyVotes%
Republican Party 1,176,39463
Democratic Party 693,93337
Independent: Nader 6,7010
Independent: Badnarik 3,4950
Independent: Peroutka 1,9940
 Majority482,46126

By County

Autauga

PartyVotes%
Republican Party 15,19676
Democratic Party 4,75824
Independent: Nader 740
Independent: Badnarik 240
Independent: Peroutka 210
 Majority10,43852

Baldwin

PartyVotes%
Republican Party 52,97176
Democratic Party 15,59923
Independent: Nader 3711
Independent: Badnarik 2690
Independent: Peroutka 720
 Majority37,37253

Barbour

PartyVotes%
Republican Party 5,89955
Democratic Party 4,83245
Independent: Nader 260
Independent: Badnarik 120
Independent: Peroutka 70
 Majority1,06710

Bibb

PartyVotes%
Republican Party 5,47272
Democratic Party 2,08928
Independent: Nader 120
Independent: Badnarik 120
Independent: Peroutka 100
 Majority3,65344

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