United States presidential election in New Mexico, 2004

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New Mexico is one of the only three states who swung between 2000 and 2004. Although Bill Richardson, the Democratic governor, is very popular, the state, who voted for Al Gore by 300 votes in 2000, chose George W. Bush in 2004, by 6,000 votes.

Presidential Candidate	Running Mate	Party	Electoral Vote (EV)	Popular Vote (PV)
George W. Bush of Texas	Richard Cheney of Wyoming	Republican	5	376,930	49.84%
John Kerry of Massachusetts	John Edwards of North Carolina	Democrat	0	370,942	49.05%
Ralph Nader of Connecticut	Peter Miguel Camejo of California	Independent, Reform	0	4,053	0.43%
Michael Badnarik of Texas	Richard Campagna of Iowa	Libertarian	0	2,382	0.31%
Others	-	-	0	1,997	0.38%
Other elections: 2000, 2004, 2008

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

[edit] Detailed results

County	John F. Kerry		George W. Bush		Others
Lea	20.1%	3,646	79.4%	14,430	0.6%	105
Union	21.9%	411	77.3%	1,454	0.9%	16
Curry	24.8%	3,541	74.5%	10,649	0.7%	96
Catron	27.6%	551	71.6%	1,427	0.8%	15
De Baca	28.3%	281	71.1%	706	0.6%	6
Roosevelt	29.1%	2,082	69.9%	4,997	0.9%	65
Chaves	31.0%	6,726	68.1%	14,773	0.9%	206
Otero	31.0%	6,433	67.7%	14,066	1.3%	265
Lincoln	31.3%	2,822	67.3%	6,070	1.4%	122
San Juan	33.0%	14,843	65.6%	29,525	1.4%	638
Eddy	33.9%	6,880	65.5%	13,268	0.6%	122
Quay	34.5%	1,422	64.6%	2,661	0.8%	34
Torrance	36.7%	2,386	61.9%	4,026	1.5%	95
Sierra	37.3%	1,926	61.3%	3,162	1.3%	69
Harding	40.2%	259	59.0%	380	0.8%	5
Valencia	43.3%	11,270	55.6%	14,474	1.0%	268
Hidalgo	43.8%	861	55.0%	1,081	1.1%	22
Luna	44.0%	3,340	54.8%	4,164	1.2%	89
Los Alamos	46.5%	5,206	51.9%	5,810	1.6%	181
Colfax	47.3%	2,824	51.6%	3,082	1.0%	62
Sandoval	48.1%	21,421	50.8%	22,628	1.1%	492
Dona Ana	51.3%	31,762	47.7%	29,548	1.0%	650
Bernalillo	51.5%	132,252	47.3%	121,454	1.2%	3,105
Socorro	51.3%	4,025	47.1%	3,696	1.7%	130
Cibola	52.3%	3,913	46.4%	3,477	1.3%	97
Grant	53.0%	7,095	45.8%	6,135	1.2%	162
Guadalupe	59.1%	1,340	40.3%	914	0.6%	13
McKinley	63.3%	13,051	35.6%	7,351	1.1%	221
Rio Arriba	65.0%	9,753	34.3%	5,149	0.6%	97
Mora	66.4%	1,876	32.8%	928	0.8%	22
Santa Fe	71.1%	47,074	27.9%	18,466	1.0%	660
San Miguel	71.7%	8,683	27.3%	3,313	1.0%	120
Taos	74.1%	10,987	24.7%	3,666	1.2%	182

[edit] Datasets

• 2004 Presidential Election Results: Spreadsheets and Charts

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