Washington State Executive elections, 2004

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Washington State has 9 Executive seats, all elected at large. In 2004, all 9 positions were up for reelection.

Contents 1 Governor 2 Lt. Governor 3 Secretary of State 4 State Treasurer 5 State Auditor 6 Attorney General 7 Commissioner of Public Lands 8 Superintendent of Public Instruction 9 Insurance Commissioner

[edit] Governor

Main article: Washington gubernatorial election, 2004

• Christine Gregoire (D) - 48.8730%
• Dino Rossi (R) - 48.8685%
• Ruth Bennett (L) - 2.2585%

After a machine and manual recount, Christine Gregoire won the election by 129 votes.

[edit] Lt. Governor

• Brad Owen (D) - 54.3945%
• Jim Wiest (R) - 38.4280%
• Jocelyn A Langlois (L) - 4.4144%
• Bern Haggerty (G) - 2.7632%

[edit] Secretary of State

• Sam Reed (R) - 51.4662%
• Laura Ruderman (D) - 45.4484%
• Jacqueline Passey (L) - 3.0854%

[edit] State Treasurer

• Mike Murphy (D) - 60.2855%
• Oscar S. Lewis (R) - 36.0356%
• John Sample (L) - 3.6789%

[edit] State Auditor

• Brian Sonntag (D) - 63.8932%
• Will Baker (R) - 32.2332%
• Jason G. Bush (L) - 3.8737%

[edit] Attorney General

• Rob McKenna (R) - 52.9848%
• Deborah Senn (D) - 43.2677%
• J. Bradley Gibson (L) - 2.1111%
• Paul Richmond (G) - 1.6363%

[edit] Commissioner of Public Lands

• Doug Sutherland (R) - 49.9630%
• Mike Cooper (D) - 46.6727%
• Steve Layman (L) - 3.3643%

[edit] Superintendent of Public Instruction

• Terry Bergeson (NP) - 55.5064%
• Judith Billings (NP) - 44.4936%

[edit] Insurance Commissioner

• Mike Kreidler (D) - 54.4515%
• John Adams (R) - 41.3567%
• Stephen D. Steele (L) - 4.1918%

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