Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections

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Presidential
Candidate

Vice Presidential
Candidate

Political
Party

Popular Vote

John Kerry

John Edwards

Democratic

229,849

58.08%

George W. Bush

Richard Cheney

Republican

159,628

40.33%

Ralph Nader

Jan Pierce

Independence

5,533

1.40%

Michael Badnarik

Richard Campagna

Libertarian

636

0.16%

Róger Calero

Arrin Hawkins

Socialist Workers

111

0.03%

Michael Peroutka

Write-in

0.00%

David Cobb

Write-in

0.00%

Bill Van Auken

Write-in

0.00%

Write-ins

0.00%

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Turnout

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Demographic Data

2010 Population:	949,113	Enum.	2010 Population Density:	846.7	persons/km²
2004 Population:	935,457	Est.	2004 Population Density:	834.5	persons/km²
2000 Population:	923,459	Enum.	2000 Population Density:	823.8	persons/km²
Land Area (2000):	1,121	km²	Annual Pop Growth Rate:	0.3	%

Data and Statistics:

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Election Notes:

Kerry vote is the fusion of Democratic and Working Families parties.
Bush vote is the fusion of Republican and Conservative parties.
Nader vote is the fusion of Independence and Peace and Justice parties.
Nader ballot lines had two separate sets of Presidential Electors. For determination of chosen electors, Nader (Independence) received 84,247 votes and Nader (Peace & Justice) received 15,626 votes.
Vice Presidential nominee for Nader under Independence Party is listed as Jan Pierce

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