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West Virginia Secretary of State - Elections Division
2004 West Virginia Presidential, Congressional and Statewide Primary Results
Filing Deadline: 1/31/04, Withdrawal Deadline: 2/17/04, Independent Filing Deadline: 5/10/04, Presidential Primary: 5/11/04, Primary: 5/11/04, Presidential Filing Deadline: 8/2/04,
Last Updated: May 12, 2004 |
| List of State Parties, |
| President, 51.9% in '00, 1st term |
U.S. Sen. John F. Kerry (D) 69.3%,
U.S. Sen. John R. Edwards (D) 13.5%,
U.S. Sen. Joseph L. Lieberman (D) 5.3%,
ex-Gov. Howard Dean (D) 4.1%,
ex-NATO commander General Wesley K. Clark (retired) (D) 3.7%,
U.S. Rep. Dennis J. Kucinich (D) 2.5%,
'00 candidate / Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. (D) 1.6%,
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George W. "Dubya" Bush (R), |
Mountain Party Nominee |
| attorney Michael A. "Mike" Peroutka (C), John R. "Rick Bartlett (C), |
| Jason E. Pacifico (Rfm), |
| William Ray Anderson (I), |
| Governor, 50.0% in '00, Robert E. "Bob" Wise Jr. (D) retiring after 1st term, |
| 1996 candidate / Sec. of St. Joe Manchin II (D) 51.8%, ex-St. Sen. Lloyd Jackson (D) 27.3%, ex-prosecutor / '00 candidate Jim Lees (D) 14.6%, ex-St. Del. Lacy Wright, Jr. (D) 1.9%, computer repairman Phillip "Icky" Frye (D) 1.3%, student Jerry Baker (D) 1.1%, appraiser James A. Baughman (D) 1.1%, ex-cia officer / '00 candidate Louis J. "Lou" Davis (D) 1.0%, |
real estate developer Monty Warner (R) 22.5%, auto dealer / ex-Matewan Mayor Dan R. Moore (R) 20.3%, ex-st. revenue sec. Robin C. "Rob" Capehart (R) 18.0%, South Charleston Mayor Richie Robb (R) 10.8%, St. Del. Larry V. Faircloth (R) 8.4%, physician Douglas E. "Doug" McKinney (R) 8.3%, contractor / 2000 candidate Joseph Anthony "Joey" Oliverio II (R) 6.6%, James D. Radcliffe, Jr. (R) 2.5%, Charles G. "Bud" Railey (R) 1.9%, Carroll B. Bowden, Sr. (R) 0.8%, |
phsychiatrist Simon McClure (L), |
actor Jesse Johnson (Mt),
poet / 1996 Democratic candidate Bob Henry Baber (Mt), |
| teacher Phillip Hudok (C)?, |
| Frank S. Kula (I)?, |
| Secretary of State, 89.5% in '00, 1st term, Joe Manchin II (D) running for Governor, |
| ex-Sec. of St. / ex-U.S. Rep. / '76 Governor candidate / '00 Congressional candidate Ken Hechler (D) 26.7%, tv anchor Natallie Tennant (D) 24.7%, St. Sen. Michael A. "Mike" Oliverio (D) 19.3%, st. motor vehicles comm'r. Roger L. Pritt (D) 16.2%, ex-St. Treas. / '96 Gov. candidate Larrie Bailey (D) 6.5%, Donna J. Acord (D) 3.4%, attorney George A. Daugherty (D) 3.0%, |
consultant Betty Ireland (R), |
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| Attorney General, unopposed in '00, |
| Darrell McGraw (D), |
attorney / ex-ranger / '02 Senate candidate Hiram C. "Bucky" Lewis, IV (R), |
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| Treasurer, unopposed in '00, |
| John D. Perdue (D), |
Bob Adams (R), |
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| Auditor, unopposed in '00, |
| Glen B. Gainer III (D), |
accountant / ex-Dep. St. Aud. Lisa Thornburg (R), |
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| Agriculture Commissioner, unopposed in '00, |
| Gus R. Douglass (D), |
Andrew Yost (R) 61.8%, Lawrence T. Beckerle (R) 38.2%, |
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| 1st Congressional District, 99.7% in '02, 11th term |
| Alan B. Mollohan (D), |
Co. Comm'r. Alan L. Parks (R), |
Carl W. Field, Jr. (I), |
| 2nd Congressional District, 60.0% in '02, 2nd term |
| ex-TV news anchor Erik Wells (D) 54.0%, Christopher M. Turman, IV (D) 28.7%, realtor Howard Swint (D) 17.2%, |
Shelley Moore Capito (R), |
retired teacher Julian Martin (Mt), |
| 3rd Congressional District, 70.2% in '02, 14th term |
| Nick Joe Rahall II (D), |
businessman / minister Rick Snuffer (R) 55.4%, businessman Gary M. "Marty" Gearhart (R) 44.6%, |
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