Election
2004
November 2, 2004:
Buoyed by a vote of of historic
proportions
George W. Bush is elected to a second
term.
Electoral
College outcome: 286 to 252
Popular vote for the President: 61 million +
Popular
vote margin for the President: 4 million +
![ohiovote](election2004_files/ohiovote.jpg)
This was the moment his election was assured.
Concession and victory speeches came the next day.
![kerry](election2004_files/election-kerryconcedes.jpg)
Faced with the mathematical certainty of defeat
Senator Kerry conceded in Boston Wednesday afternoon.
![family](election2004_files/election-gwfamily.jpg)
Surrounded by supporters and watched by millions
George Bush was gracious in victory.
![gw](election2004_files/election-gwfront-2.jpg)
The President claimed his mandate
and offered a picture of hope and healing for the country.
![map](election2004_files/vote2004-county.gif)
In the end, the county-by-county map
provided a clear picture of the President's support.
Note: though not indicated here, Alaska turned out to be quite
red.
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