United States presidential election in Alabama, 2004

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Alabama trended sharply toward George W. Bush in 2004. In 2000, it voted for him 56%-41% by fifteen points; this year it voted for him by 25 points. Alabama was divisively polarized between the races: According to CNN's exit polls, Alabama Whites voted 80%-19% for Bush while Blacks voted 91%-9% for Kerry [1].

Presidential Candidate	Running Mate	Party	Electoral Vote (EV)	Popular Vote (PV)
George W. Bush of Texas	Richard Cheney of Wyoming	Republican	9	1,176,394	62.46%
John Kerry of Massachusetts	John Edwards of North Carolina	Democrat	0	693,933	36.84%
Ralph Nader of Connecticut	Jan Pierce	Independent	0	6,701	0.36%
Others	-	-	0	6,387	0.34%
Other elections: 2000, 2004, 2008

Statewide winner in bold. See main article : U.S. presidential election, 2004.

[edit] Detailed County Breakdown

County	John Kerry		George Bush		Other
County	Percentage	Count	Percentage	Count	Percentage	Count
Autauga	23.7%	4,758	75.7%	15,196	0.6%	127
Baldwin	22.5%	15,599	76.4%	52,971	1.1%	750
Barbour	44.8%	4,832	54.7%	5,899	0.4%	46
Bibb	27.5%	2,089	72.0%	5,472	0.5%	39
Blount	18.3%	3,938	80.9%	17,386	0.8%	180
Bullock	68.1%	3,210	31.7%	1,494	0.3%	13
Butler	40.6%	3,413	59.2%	4,979	0.3%	24
Calhoun	33.3%	15,083	65.9%	29,814	0.8%	352
Chambers	41.0%	5,347	58.5%	7,622	0.5%	63
Cherokee	33.6%	3,040	65.5%	5,923	1.0%	86
Chilton	22.6%	3,778	76.9%	12,829	0.5%	86
Choctaw	45.7%	3,303	53.9%	3,897	0.4%	27
Clarke	40.6%	4,627	59.1%	6,730	0.3%	37
Clay	28.8%	1,893	70.3%	4,624	0.9%	59
Cleburne	24.0%	1,391	75.4%	4,370	0.6%	37
Coffee	25.4%	4,480	73.9%	13,019	0.7%	117
Colbert	44.3%	10,598	55.1%	13,188	0.6%	149
Conecuh	45.2%	2,719	54.3%	3,271	0.5%	31
Coosa	41.1%	2,055	58.1%	2,905	0.8%	41
Covington	23.4%	3,423	76.0%	11,119	0.6%	85
Crenshaw	30.9%	1,698	68.7%	3,777	0.5%	25
Cullman	22.9%	8,045	76.2%	26,818	0.9%	328
Dale	24.6%	4,484	74.7%	13,621	0.7%	126
Dallas	60.2%	11,175	39.5%	7,335	0.3%	63
DeKalb	29.4%	7,092	70.0%	16,904	0.6%	139
Elmore	22.6%	6,471	76.9%	22,056	0.5%	153
Escambia	30.8%	3,814	68.7%	8,513	0.5%	68
Etowah	35.9%	15,328	63.3%	26,999	0.8%	353
Fayette	30.1%	2,408	69.2%	5,534	0.7%	60
Franklin	36.8%	4,514	62.7%	7,690	0.5%	65
Geneva	20.1%	2,113	79.3%	8,342	0.6%	65
Greene	79.3%	3,764	20.2%	958	0.5%	26
Hale	58.3%	4,631	41.3%	3,281	0.4%	33
Henry	33.3%	2,452	66.3%	4,881	0.4%	28
Houston	25.3%	9,144	74.2%	26,874	0.5%	183
Jackson	42.5%	8,635	56.8%	11,534	0.7%	152
Jefferson	45.2%	132,286	54.2%	158,680	0.7%	2,001
Lamar	28.4%	1,956	71.1%	4,894	0.5%	35
Lauderdale	39.4%	14,628	59.7%	22,161	0.9%	318
Lawrence	44.0%	6,155	55.2%	7,730	0.8%	116
Lee	36.4%	16,227	62.7%	27,972	0.9%	411
Limestone	31.4%	9,126	67.8%	19,702	0.8%	245
Lowndes	70.3%	4,233	29.7%	1,786	0.0%	2
Macon	82.9%	7,800	16.7%	1,570	0.4%	37
Madison	40.2%	52,644	58.9%	77,173	0.9%	1,245
Marengo	48.8%	5,037	50.9%	5,255	0.3%	30
Marion	29.6%	3,808	69.8%	8,983	0.7%	84
Marshall	26.8%	8,452	72.3%	22,783	0.8%	256
Mobile	40.7%	63,732	58.7%	92,014	0.7%	1,025
Monroe	38.5%	3,666	61.2%	5,831	0.4%	37
Montgomery	50.4%	45,160	49.2%	44,097	0.4%	393
Morgan	30.1%	14,131	69.1%	32,477	0.8%	399
Perry	68.2%	3,767	31.5%	1,738	0.3%	18
Pickens	42.9%	3,915	56.6%	5,170	0.5%	47
Pike	36.5%	4,334	63.0%	7,483	0.6%	66
Randolph	31.3%	2,817	68.1%	6,127	0.6%	57
Russell	49.8%	8,375	49.6%	8,337	0.6%	97
St. Clair	18.7%	5,456	80.6%	23,500	0.7%	205
Shelby	18.8%	14,850	80.4%	63,435	0.8%	621
Sumter	70.4%	4,527	29.2%	1,880	0.4%	26
Talladega	38.0%	11,374	61.3%	18,331	0.6%	193
Tallapoosa	30.4%	5,451	69.0%	12,392	0.6%	109
Tuscaloosa	37.9%	26,447	61.4%	42,877	0.7%	506
Walker	31.8%	9,016	67.6%	19,167	0.6%	184
Washington	38.1%	3,145	61.4%	5,060	0.5%	42
Wilcox	67.5%	3,838	32.3%	1,834	0.2%	10
Winston	21.5%	2,236	78.0%	8,130	0.5%	57

[edit] See also

Presidential elections in Alabama: 2000, 2004, 2008

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