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The Green Papers: 2004 General Election
 
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Vote: Monday 13 December 2004
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During the Year 2004
'Each political Party or Independent presidential candidate nominates Electors in each State or equivalent'
 
Appointment of Electors: Well before the General Election in Presidential Election years, Elector-candidates are nominated (for these do not become actual "Electors" unless and until the presidential/vice-presidential ticket to whom they are "pledged" actually wins the Popular Vote in their jurisdiction through the results of voting in that General Election) by either Political Parties or by the listing of slates of such potential Electors for an Independent (or "Third Party") candidate on a petition for ballot access in a State (or the District of Columbia). It is commonest practice for such Elector-candidates (who, at least in the case of the Major Parties, almost always are Party insiders for whom being so nominated is an honor bestowed because of their loyal service to the Party) to be nominated for the position of Presidential Elector at the same time as, or at least in coordination with, the State (or D.C.)'s final determination of those who are to be at-large delegates to the Party's National Convention being held in the Summer of the Presidential Election year (though this is not always the case): thus, most such Elector-candidates are actually chosen even before the Parties have formally nominated their presidential/vice-presidential ticket contesting the General Election at said National Convention. Elector-candidates, however, can only be constitutionally "appointed" (that is, actually become) Electors as a result of the voting in that General Election.
 

 
Tuesday 2 November 2004
''The voters go to the polls and Electors are "appointed" as a result of the Popular Vote for President in each State or equivalent'
 
General Election: The voters in each State (& D.C.) "appoint" (based on their respective choices from among the presidential/vice-presidential tickets on the ballot in their State) slates of Electors to serve in the so-called "Electoral College" ('so-called' because the 538 Electors never ever meet all together in one place as the term "Electoral College" might imply) based on the law in each State (& D.C.). 48 States and the District of Columbia "appoint" their Electors on a winner-take-all basis (that is, the presidential/vice-presidential ticket with the plurality of the Statewide vote [= most votes from the State] is intended to get all that jurisdiction's Electors). In each of the two remaining States, Maine and Nebraska, the presidential/vice-presidential ticket that receives the plurality of the vote in each Congressional District is intended to get the vote of the 1 "district" Elector from that CD, while the presidential/vice-presidential ticket receiving the most votes Statewide is intended to get the votes of 2 "at-large" Electors from the State.
 
(Apparent electoral vote -- 270 needed to be elected.)
Bush: 286
Kerry: 252
Other: 0
 

 
Monday 13 December 2004
''The Electors meet in each State [and the District of Columbia] and formally cast their Electoral Votes'
 
Place and Time of Meeting of Electors: The Electors meet within their respective States or D.C. (again, there is no all-up meeting of the entire "Electoral College"-- each such Elector meeting is, in effect, one of 51 separate meetings of 51 different "Electoral College"s [one for each of the 50 States plus D.C.]), with each Elector in attendance casting 1 "Electoral Vote" for, separately, President and Vice President of the United States. No provision of the U.S. Constitution or Federal law requires Electors to vote in accordance with the Popular Vote in their respective jurisdictions from which they have been "appointed" in the General Election; however, State law or State Party rules (where these are authorized by State law to do so) might (or, for that matter, might not!) require that State's Electors to cast their Electoral Votes for the presidential/vice-presidential candidate to which they have been "pledged" via the results of the Popular Vote in that State cast during the General Election. The Electors record their votes on six Certificates of Vote and six Certificates of Ascertainment (three Certificates of each type for each of the two high Offices for whom the Electors are voting) and then sign, seal, and certify each set. One set for each high Office is sent to the President of the Senate (currently Vice President Richard B. "Dick" Cheney), while two sets for each high Office are sent to the Archivist. The Federal Register preserves one archival set for each high Office and holds the other set aside, subject to the possible call of the President of the Senate (again, in the case of the 2004 Election, Vice President Cheney) to replace potentially missing or incomplete Electoral Vote certifications among other sets of Certificates.
 
Tally of electors from Certificates of Ascertainment
Bush: 286
Kerry: 252
All 51 Jurisdictions reporting
 
Tally of electors from Certificates of Vote
Bush: 286
Kerry: 251
Edwards: 1
All 51 Jurisdictions reporting
In Minnesota, nine electors voted for John Kerry for President and one elector voted for John Edwards for President.
THE "FAITHLESS ELECTORS" - Presidential Electors who have defected in the past
 

 
Thursday 6 January 2005
'The Electoral Votes are counted and tabulated before a Joint Session of Congress, after which it is officially declared who has been elected President and Vice President'
 
The so-called "Tabulation Joint Session of Congress": Congress meets in Joint Session (that is, Senate and House meeting together as a single body in the House of Representatives chamber in the U.S. Capitol) to formally count and tabulate the Electoral Votes with the President of the Senate (once more, re: the 2004 Election, Vice President Richard B. "Dick" Cheney) as the presiding officer of this so-called "Tabulation Joint Session". If at least one Senator and at least one House member jointly submit an objection to the counting of the Electoral Vote of any State (or D.C.), each House is required to immediately retire to its respective chamber to consider such an objection separately. If a State submits conflicting sets of Electoral Votes to Congress, the same procedure is utilized (the two houses immediately adjourn to their respective chambers to deal with the issue). If both houses, considering such an issue separately, happen to concur in the result (that is, they both agree as to whether or not a State's Electoral Vote should be counted and tabulated or they agree as to which set of conflicting Electoral Votes to count and tabulate), they return to Joint Session, count and tabulate the Electoral Votes they have thereby accepted and then continue with and complete the counting and tabulation of any remaining Electoral Votes (unless, of course, there should be another such objection raised re: another State); if, on the other hand, the two houses do not concur in the result, the votes of those Electors certified by the Governor of the State (or Mayor of Washington, D.C.) in question must be counted and tabulated as the Electoral Vote from that State (or D.C.), without exception, once the Joint Session is resumed. A candidate for President or Vice President must achieve a majority of the Electoral Vote (270 out of the total 538) in order to be declared elected by the President of the Senate (Vice-President Dick Cheney in this case) at the conclusion of the Tabulation Joint Session. In the absence of such a majority, the House (voting by State and not as individuals [a majority of States (26 of 51) being required]) selects the President, while the Senate (voting as individuals and not by State [a majority of Senators (51 of 100) being required]) selects the Vice President.
 
Final Electoral Vote for President (270 needed to be elected)
Bush: 286
Kerry: 251
Edwards: 1
 
Final Electoral Vote for Vice President (270 needed to be elected)
Cheney: 286
Edwards: 252
 

Representative Stephanie Tubbs-Jones (Democrat Ohio) and Senator Barbara Boxer (Democrat California) objected to the counting of Ohio's electoral votes during the Tabulation Joint Session of Congress. The two houses met separately for two hours of debate after which they voted as to whether or not to count the Ohio electoral vote as cast, which was 20 votes for Bush and Cheney. This is the first time an objection has been raised to a state's electoral vote since January 1969.

The SENATE vote on the objection to the counting of Ohio's Electoral Vote was 1 Yea, 74 Nay (with 25 not voting). The HOUSE vote on same objection was 31 Yea, 267 Nay (with 132 not voting [the total House vote is 430 because 4 members of the House have not yet shown up to be sworn in (there is also the Matsui vacancy)])... thus, the Ohio Electoral Vote was counted as originally cast (20 for Bush/Cheney).

 
Reference: NARA | Federal Register | U.S. Electoral College

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Alabama   9 Electors. Population 2000 census: 4,447,100. 1,176,394 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushBeth Chapman
2BushMarty Connors
3BushMartha Hosey
4BushMike Hubbard
5BushFloyd Lawson
6BushElbert Peters
7BushBettye Fine Collins
8BushWill Sellers
9BushMartha Stokes

Alaska   3 Electors. Population 2000 census: 626,932. 190,889 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushGloria J. Tokar
2BushFrederick H. Hahn V
3BushRoberley R. Waldron

Arizona   10 Electors. Population 2000 census: 4,447,100. 1,104,294 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushLinda Barber
2BushMalcolm Barrett
3BushJim Click
4BushCynthia J. Collins
5BushWebb Crockett
6BushElizabeth Wilkinson Fannin
7BushRoss Farnsworth
8BushIra A. Fulton
9BushBernice C. Roberts
10BushPhillip Townsend

Arkansas   6 Electors. Population 2000 census: 2,673,400. 572,770 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
CD 1BushBobbi Dodge
CD 2BushGay White
CD 3BushIda Fineburg
CD 4BushJohn Felts
At-LargeBushJim Davis
At-LargeBushMartha McCaskill

California   55 Electors. Population 2000 census: 33,871,648. 6,745,485 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryFranklin A. Acevedo
2KerryJoe Baca Jr.
3KerryPaul Batterson
4KerryAndrew Benjamin
5KerryAdele Bihn
6KerryMoreen Blum
7KerryJames G. Bohm
8KerryPedro Carillo
9KerryMichael Carpenter
10KerryKenneth Costa
11KerryJoseph Cotchett
12KerryDarrell Darling
13KerryRocco Davis
14KerryAmarjit Dhaliwal
15KerryChloe Drew
16KerryYolanda Dyer
17KerryJames T. Ewing
18KerryLouise Giacoppe
19KerryPaulL Goldenberg
20KerryGrant Gruber
21KerryDouglas E. Hitchcock
22KerryMark Hsu
23KerryC. Paul Johnson
24KerryDavid Johnson
25KerryBarbara Kerr
26KerrySusan Koehler
27KerryMarvin Kropke
28KerryN. Mark Lam
29KerryMargaret Lawrence
30KerryTed Lieu
31KerryDonald Linker M.D.
32KerryChuck Lowery
33KerryDiana Madoshi
34KerryRobert H. Manley
35KerryGeorge Marcus
36KerryValerie McDonald
37KerryRandy Monroe
38KerryGwen Moore
39KerryMitch O'Farrell
40KerryGary Prost
41KerryBarbara Pyle
42KerryMary Salas
43KerrySalvador Sanchez
44KerryPaula Sandusky
45KerryBarbara Schraeger
46KerryLane M. Sherman
47KerryAndrew M. Siegel
48KerryGary Simmons
49KerryKarl Slifer
50KerryJohn Smith
51KerryKyriakos Tsakopoulos
52KerryLynda Von Husen
53KerryKaren Waters
54KerryLenore Wax
55KerryAdam Woo

Colorado   9 Electors. Population 2000 census: 4,301,261. 1,101,255 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushTheodore S. Halaby
2BushRobert A. Martinez
3BushLilly Y. Nunez
4BushCynthia H. Murphy
5BushSylvia Morgan-Smith
6BushDiane B. Gallagher
7BushVicki A. Edwards
8BushFrances W. Owens
9BushBooker T. Graves

Connecticut   7 Electors. Population 2000 census: 3,405,565. 857,434 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryElizabeth O'Neil
2KerryAndrea J. Jackson-Brooks
3KerryDonna King
4KerryLarry Pleasant
5KerryDavid J. Papandrea
6KerryAndres Ayala, Jr.
7KerryJoshua King

Delaware   3 Electors. Population 2000 census: 783,600. 200,152 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryJames Johnson
2KerryNancy W. Cook
3KerryTimothy G. Willard

District of Columbia   3 Electors. Population 2000 census: 572,059. 202,970 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryLinda W. Cropp
2KerryArrington Dixon
3KerryJack Evans

Florida   27 Electors. Population 2000 census: 15,982,378. 3,964,522 popular votes cast for electors pledged to pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushAl Austin
2BushAllan Bense
3BushSally Bradshaw
4BushAl Cardenas
5BushJennifer Carroll
6BushArmando Codina
7BushSharon Day
8BushMaria de la Milera
9BushJim Dozier
10BushDavid Griffin
11BushFran Hancock
12BushCynthia Handley
13BushWilliam Harrison
14BushAl Hoffman
15BushBill Jordan
16BushTom Lee
17BushRandall McElheney
18BushJeanne McIntosh
19BushNancy Mihm
20BushGary Morse
21BushMarilyn Paul
22BushTom Petway
23BushSergio Pino
24BushJohn Thrasher
25BushJanet Westling
26BushRobert Woody
27BushZach Zachariah

Georgia   15 Electors. Population 2000 census: 8,186,453. 1,914,254 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushAnna R. Cablik
2BushFred Cooper
3BushNancy N. Coverdell
4BushJames C. Edenfield
5BushKaren Handel
6BushDonald F. Layfield
7BushCarolyn Dodgen Meadows
8BushSunny K. Park
9BushAlec Poitevint
10BushJoan Ransom
11BushNarender G. Reddy
12BushJamie Reynolds
13BushNorma Mountain Rogers
14BushEric J. Tanenblatt
15BushVirgil Williams

Hawaii   4 Electors. Population 2000 census: 1,211,537. 231,691 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryFrances Kagawa
2KerryJoy Kobashigawa Lewis
3KerrySamuel Mitchell
4KerryDolly Strazar

Idaho   4 Electors. Population 2000 census: 1,293,953. 409,235 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushPete T. Cenarrusa
2BushDebbie Field
3BushSandra Patano
4BushJohn A. Sandy

Illinois   21 Electors. Population 2000 census: 12,419,293. 2,891,989 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryConstance A. Howard
2KerryCarrie Austin
3KerryShirley R. Madigan
4KerryTony Munoz
5KerryJames DeLeo
6KerryJoan Brennan
7KerryVera Davis
8KerryLinda Pasternak
9KerryWilliam Marovitz
10KerryDan Pierce
11KerryDebbie Halvorson
12KerryMolly McKenzie
13KerryBeth Ann May
14KerryMary Lou Kearns
15KerryLynn Foster
16KerryJohn Nelson
17KerryMary Boland
18KerryShirley McCombs
19KerryJerry Sinclair
20KerryBarbara Flynn Currie
21KerryJohn R. Daley

Indiana   11 Electors. Population 2000 census: 6,080,485. 1,479,438 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushKenneth Culp
2BushJohn Zentz
3BushMichael Miner
4BushSaundra Huddleston
5BushLeeann Cook
6BushTed Ogle
7BushMelissa Proffitt Reese
8BushDudley Curea
9BushLarry Shickles
10BushJames Kittle
11BushJean Ann Harcourt

Iowa   7 Electors. Population 2000 census: 2,926,324. 751,957 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushJulie Hosch
2BushVelma Huebner
3BushDon Racheter
4BushMarilyn Bose
5BushDon Kass
6BushDorothy Schlitter
7BushWanda Sears

Kansas   6 Electors. Population 2000 census: 2,688,418. 736,456 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushRuth Garvey Fink
2BushDennis Jones
3BushJack Ranson
4BushBernard "Bud" Hentzen
5BushWanda Konold
6BushPatricia Pitney Smith

Kentucky   8 Electors. Population 2000 census: 4,041,769. 1,069,439 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
At-LargeBushFrank Schwendeman
At-LargeBushCarla T. Bartleman
CD 1BushRachel N. McCubbin
CD 2BushKeith A. Hall
CD 3BushCarolyn Cole
CD 4BushMartha G. Prewitt
CD 5BushDonald E. Girdler
CD 6BushConstance M. Gray

Louisiana   9 Electors. Population 2000 census: 4,468,976. 820,299 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushMitch Landrieu
2BushMyron Lawson
3BushElsie Burkhalter
4BushDiana Bajoie
5BushJerome Boykin
6BushLarry Ferdinand
7BushMary Lou Winters
8BushBill Arceneaux
9BushKathleen Blanco

Maine   4 Electors. Population 2000 census: 1,274,923. 396,842 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
CD 1KerryJill Duson
CD 2KerrySamuel Shapiro
At-LargeKerryLu Bauer
At-LargeKerryDavid Garrity

Maryland   10 Electors. Population 2000 census: 5,296,486. 1,334,493 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryNorman Conway
2KerryLainy Lebow-Sachs
3KerryDorothy Chaney
4KerryWendy Fiedler
5KerryTom Perez
6KerryDelores Kelley
7KerryPam Jackson
8KerryJohn Riley
9KerryDaphne Bloomberg
10KerryGary Gensler

Massachusetts   12 Electors. Population 2000 census: 6,349,097. 1,803,800 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryCathaleen L. Ashton
2KerrySharon M. Pollard
3KerryElizabeth Moroney
4KerryHelen Covington
5KerryCandice E. Lopes
6KerrySusan Thomson
7KerryRobert P. Cassidy
8KerryWilliam P. Dooling
9KerryWilliam Eddy
10KerryThomas V. Barbera
11KerryMushtaque A. Minza
12KerryCalvin T. Brown

Michigan   17 Electors. Population 2000 census: 9,938,444. 2,479,178 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryCarol Vining Moore
2KerryMargaret Robinson
3KerryIda I. DeHaas
4KerryMarcela L. Ort
5KerryVickie Sue Price
6KerryPaul Todd
7KerryLeonard Smigielski
8KerryBruce McAttee
9KerryStanley W. Harris
10KerryYvonne Williams
11KerryElizabeth D. Tavarozzi
12KerryCharley Jackson, Jr.
13KerryJoan Robinson Cheeks
14KerryRoger Short
15KerryHarless Scott
16KerryRichard Shoemaker
17KerryMichael Pitt

Minnesota   10 Electors. Population 2000 census: 4,919,479. 1,445,014 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards. On 13 December 2004, nine electors voted for John Kerry for President and one elector voted for John Edwards for President. John Edwards received 10 votes for Vice President.
1KerrySonja Berg
2KerryVi Grooms-Alban
3KerryMatthew Little
4KerryMichael Meuers
5KerryTim O'Brien
6KerryLil Ortendahl
7KerryEverett Pettiford
8KerryJean Schiebel
9KerryFrank Simon
10KerryHarrison Chandler Stevens

Mississippi   6 Electors. Population 2000 census: 2,844,658. 672,660 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushJames H. "Jimmy" Creekmore
2BushVictor Mavar
3BushW.D. "Billy" Mounger
4BushWayne Parker
5BushJohn F. Phillips
6BushKelly S. Segars

Missouri   11 Electors. Population 2000 census: 5,595,211. 1,455,713 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
CD 1BushRosemary Kochner
CD 2BushFred Dyer
CD 3BushMiriam Stonebraker
CD 4BushCarolyn McDowell
CD 5BushCathy Owens
CD 6BushSteve Krueger
CD 7BushEmory Melton
CD 8BushJohn Schudy
CD 9BushRichard Hardy
At-LargeBushJohn Marschalk
At-LargeBushWarren Erdman

Montana   3 Electors. Population 2000 census: 902,195. 266,063 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushJack Galt
2BushThelma Baker
3BushJohn Brenden

Nebraska   5 Electors. Population 2000 census: 1,711,263. 512,814 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
CD 1BushCurt Bromm
CD 2BushMichael John Hogan
CD 3BushBill Barrett
At-LargeBushKay Orr
At-LargeBushKen Stinson

Nevada   5 Electors. Population 2000 census: 1,998,257. 418,690 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushJoe Brown
2BushJohn Marvel
3BushMilton Schwartz
4BushBeverly Willard
5BushPaul Willis

New Hampshire   4 Electors. Population 2000 census: 1,235,786. 340,511 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryJeanne Shaheen
2KerryPeter Burling
3KerryJudy Reardron
4KerryJames Ryan

New Jersey   15 Electors. Population 2000 census: 8,414,350. 1,911,430 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryPeggy Anastos
2KerryAbed Awad
3KerryWendy Benchley
4KerryTom Canzanella
5KerryWilfredo Caraballo
6KerryUpendra Chivukula
7KerryRiletta Cream
8KerryLoni Kaplan
9KerryBernie Kenny
10KerryJack McGreevey
11KerryBernadette McPherson
12KerryRon Rice
13KerryCarolyn Wade
14KerryCarolyn Walch
15KerryWarren Wallace

New Mexico   5 Electors. Population 2000 census: 1,819,046. 376,930 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushRod Adair
2BushRuth D. Kelly
3BushRick Lopez
4BushLou Melvin
5BushRodney Montoya

New York   31 Electors. Population 2000 census: 18,976,457. 4,180,755 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryJoseph Ashton
2KerryBill De Blasio
3KerryMolly Clifford
4KerryLorraine Cortes-Vazquez
5KerryInez Dickens
6KerryDanny Donahue
7KerryHerman D. Farrell
8KerryVirginia Fields
9KerryEmily Giske
10KerryBea Gonzalez
11KerryAlan Hevesi
12KerryFrank Hoare
13KerryVirginia Kee
14KerryPeggy Kerry
15KerryDenise King
16KerryLen Lenihan
17KerryBertha Lewis
18KerryAlan Lubin
19KerryThomas Manton
20KerryDennis Mehiel
21KerryJune O'Neill
22KerryDavid Paterson
23KerryJose Rivera
24KerryRich Schaffer
25KerryChung Seto
26KerrySheldon Silver
27KerryEliot Spitzer
28KerryAntoine Thompson
29KerryPaul Tokasz
30KerryBill Wood
31KerryRobert Zimmerman

North Carolina   15 Electors. Population 2000 census: 8,049,313. 1,961,166 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
CD 1BushRobert Rector
CD 2BushJoseph W. Powell, Jr.
CD 3BushAnn Sullivan
CD 4BushWilliam B. Carraway
CD 5BushTheresa Esposito
CD 6BushElizabeth Kelly
CD 7BushDavey G. Williamson
CD 8BushSandra "Sandy" Carter
CD 9BushWilliam Harry Trotter
CD 10BushMartha Jenkins
CD 11BushJoe L. Morgan
CD 12BushJim Hastings
CD 13BushJudy Keener
At-LargeBushMarcia M. Spiegel
At-LargeBushDewitt Rhoades

North Dakota   3 Electors. Population 2000 census: 642,200. 196,651 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushBen Clayburgh
2BushBetsy Dalrymple
3BushEvan Lips

Ohio   20 Electors. Population 2000 census: 11,353,140. 2,858,727 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushElizabeth A. Wagner
2BushJoyce M. Houck
3BushBetty Jo Sherman
4BushGary C. Suhadolnik
5BushRandy Law
6BushLeslie J. Spaeth
7BushDavid Whipple Johnson
8BushRobert S. Frost
9BushAlex R. Arshinkoff
10BushPhil A. Bowman
11BushCarl F. Wick
12BushKatharina Hooper
13BushPernel Jones, Sr.
14BushHenry M. Butch O'Neill
15BushWilliam O. Dewitt, Jr.
16BushKaryle Mumper
17BushOwen V. Hall
18BushMerom Brachman
19BushJ. Kirk Schuring
20BushBillie Jean Fiore

Oklahoma   7 Electors. Population 2000 census: 3,450,654. 959,792 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushGeorge W. Wiland, III
2BushPaul R. Hollrah
3BushM. Colby Schwartz
4BushDiana Gunther
5BushKen Bartlett
6BushDonald G. Burdick
7BushBob Hudspeth

Oregon   7 Electors. Population 2000 census: 3,421,399. 943,163 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryMichael J. Bohan
2KerryShirley A. Cairns
3KerryJames L. Edmunson
4KerryMoshe D. Lenske
5KerryMeredith Wood Smith
6KerryJudy A. Sugnet
7KerryPaul F. Zastrow

Pennsylvania   21 Electors. Population 2000 census: 12,281,054. 2,938,095 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryLynne Abraham
2KerryRichard W. Bloomingdale
3KerryBlondell Reynolds Brown
4KerryRobert P. Casey Jr.
5KerryEileen Connelly
6KerryH. William DeWeese
7KerryJohn Dougherty
8KerryRichard E. Filippi
9KerryWilliam M. George
10KerryRenee Gillinger
11KerryJennifer L. Mann
12KerryRobert J. Mellow
13KerryDan Onorato
14KerryJuan Ramos
15KerryStephen R. Reed
16KerryT. J. Rooney
17KerryJonathan Saidel
18KerryJohn F. Street
19KerryRosemary Trump
20KerrySala Udin
21KerryConstance H. Williams

Rhode Island   4 Electors. Population 2000 census: 1,048,319. 259,760 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryM. Teresa Paiva-Weed
2KerryElizabeth Dennigan
3KerryJohn C. Lynch
4KerryMark Weiner

South Carolina   8 Electors. Population 2000 census: 4,012,012. 937,974 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushKaton E. Dawson
2BushDr. Buddy Witherspoon
3BushWayland Moody
4BushThomas H. McLean
5BushBrenda Bedenbaugh
6BushEdwin G. Foulke, Jr.
7BushRobert A. Reagan
8BushDrew McKissick

South Dakota   3 Electors. Population 2000 census: 754,844. 232,584 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushMike Rounds
2BushDennis M. Daugaard
3BushLarry Long

Tennessee   11 Electors. Population 2000 census: 5,689,283. 1,384,375 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushSusan Anderson
2BushBetty Cannon
3BushWinfield Dunn
4BushGeneva Williams Harrison
5BushBrock Hill
6BushBruce Montgomery
7BushClaude Ramsey
8BushBob Rial
9BushJohn Ryder
10BushMark Tipps
11BushSally Wall

Texas   34 Electors. Population 2000 census: 20,851,820. 4,526,917 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushPeter Wrench
2BushJay Pierce
3BushKristina Kiik
4BushDan Mosher
5BushMarjorie Chandler
6BushRoyce Hayes
7BushLance Lenz
8BushCharles Burchett
9BushBarbara Grusendorf
10BushCheryl Surber
11BushRhealyn Samuelson
12BushChristopher DecLuitt
13BushLarry Bowles
14BushMartha Greenlaw
15BushAnna Rice
16BushJim Wiggins
17BushBill Borden
18BushTom Cottar
19BushKathy Haigler
20BushSid Young
21BushKim Hesley
22BushLoyce McCarter
23BushBennie Bock
24BushSusan Weddington
25BushMike Provost
26BushNancy Stevens
27BushFrank Morris
28BushGlenn Warren
29BushMorris Woods
30BushJan Galbraith
31BushMike Ussery
32BushMarcus Anderson
33BushSue Brannon
34BushRoger O'Dell

Utah   5 Electors. Population 2000 census: 2,233,169. 663,742 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushOlene S. Walker
2BushGayle McKeachnie
3BushLewis K. Billings
4BushJoseph A. Cannon
5BushScott F. Simpson

Vermont   3 Electors. Population 2000 census: 608,827. 184,067 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryBilli Gosh
2KerryPaul Highberg
3KerryJeffry Taylor

Virginia   13 Electors. Population 2000 census: 7,078,515. 1,716,959 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushYvonne McGee McCoy
2BushLoretta H. Tate
3BushTheodore C. Brown, Jr.
4BushF. Woodrow Harris
5BushKeith C. Drake
6BushWendell S. Walker
7BushPeter E. Broadbent, Jr.
8BushSean Michael Spicer
9BushLloyd C. Martin
10BushDorothy L. Simpson
11BushCarlton John Davis
12BushCharles E. Dane
13BushRebecca Anne Stoeckel

Washington   11 Electors. Population 2000 census: 5,894,121. 1,510,201 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryDavid W. Peterson
2KerryMary F. Erwin
3KerryValeria Ogden
4KerryPatsy Whitefoot
5KerryLarry Armstrong
6KerryKen Bumgarner
7KerryRichard Kelley
8KerrySarah Chandler
9KerryGreg Markley
10KerryAlan Johanson
11KerryMary Z. Crosby

West Virginia   5 Electors. Population 2000 census: 1,808,344. 423,778 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushRob Capehart
2BushDoug McKinney
3BushDan Moore
4BushRichie Robb
5BushLarry Faircloth

Wisconsin   10 Electors. Population 2000 census: 5,363,675. 1,489,504 popular votes cast for electors pledged to John F. Kerry and John R. Edwards.
1KerryGail Gabrelian
2KerryMargaret McEntire
3KerryJordan Franklin
4KerryMartha Toran
5KerryJim Shinners
6KerryJan Banicki
7KerryDaniel Hannula
8KerrySteve Mellenthin
9KerryGlenn Carlson
10KerryLinda Honold

Wyoming   3 Electors. Population 2000 census: 493,782. 167,629 popular votes cast for electors pledged to George W. Bush and Richard B. Cheney.
1BushLinda Barker
2BushJack Van Mark
3BushRepresentative Mike Baker
 

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