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Indiana presidential election results 2004

George W. Bush carried Indiana by 20.68 points (510,427 votes), winning 11 electoral votes.

Electoral votes
11
Votes counted
2,468,002
IN result
R+20.7
Compared with the nation
18.3 pts more Republican
Swing since 2000
5.1 pts to R

Statewide result

CandidatePartyVotesShareBarElectoral votes
George W. BushRepublican1,479,43859.90%11
John KerryDemocratic969,01139.30%—
Total votes2,468,002

Sources: 2004

County resultsMIT Election Lab

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MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000-2016 (compiled from official state election records)
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Gibson County: George W. Bush +25.7Hancock County: George W. Bush +49.7Huntington County: George W. Bush +49.5Jennings County: George W. Bush +31.6Kosciusko County: George W. Bush +57.0Madison County: George W. Bush +19.4Monroe County: John Kerry +8.2Ohio County: George W. Bush +22.2Pike County: George W. Bush +21.4Pulaski County: George W. Bush +36.5Rush County: George W. Bush +45.3Sullivan County: George W. Bush +19.8Warrick County: George W. Bush +30.5Wells County: George W. Bush +49.0Whitley County: George W. Bush +41.8Blackford County: George W. Bush +28.7Boone County: George W. Bush +49.9Clay County: George W. Bush +37.4DeKalb County: George W. Bush +36.7Orange County: George W. Bush +32.3Parke County: George W. Bush +31.4Porter County: George W. Bush +8.3Randolph County: George W. Bush +30.3Ripley County: George W. Bush +39.8St. Joseph County: George W. Bush +2.4Starke County: George W. Bush +9.6Steuben County: George W. Bush +31.7Tipton County: George W. Bush +43.4Union County: George W. Bush +36.5Vigo County: George W. Bush +6.4Wabash County: George W. Bush +41.8Washington County: George W. Bush +27.9White County: George W. Bush +35.7Greene County: George W. Bush +30.0Hamilton County: George W. Bush +49.1Henry County: George W. Bush +29.1Howard County: George W. Bush +28.9Jackson County: George W. Bush +36.7Jefferson County: George W. Bush +20.4LaGrange County: George W. Bush +43.4LaPorte County: John Kerry +0.5Marion County: John Kerry +1.9Martin County: George W. Bush +37.9Miami County: George W. Bush +41.9Morgan County: George W. Bush +48.2Benton County: George W. Bush +41.6Brown County: George W. Bush +24.3Carroll County: George W. Bush +36.8Clark County: George W. Bush +16.2Crawford County: George W. Bush +14.8Decatur County: George W. Bush +47.8Delaware County: George W. Bush +13.8Fountain County: George W. Bush +35.7Allen County: George W. Bush +27.2Adams County: George W. Bush +46.6Fulton County: George W. Bush +39.3Grant County: George W. Bush +37.4Hendricks County: George W. Bush +47.6Jay County: George W. Bush +32.6Lawrence County: George W. Bush +38.8Marshall County: George W. Bush +36.4Noble County: George W. Bush +39.3Owen County: George W. Bush +32.4Putnam County: George W. Bush +36.6Shelby County: George W. Bush +42.9Tippecanoe County: George W. Bush +19.2Vermillion County: George W. Bush +1.6Bartholomew County: George W. Bush +34.7Cass County: George W. Bush +37.1Daviess County: George W. Bush +50.6Fayette County: George W. Bush +22.5Floyd County: George W. Bush +17.8Warren County: George W. Bush +30.5Wayne County: George W. Bush +21.0Harrison County: George W. Bush +28.0Jasper County: George W. Bush +37.0Johnson County: George W. Bush +48.1Knox County: George W. Bush +27.6Lake County: John Kerry +22.8Montgomery County: George W. Bush +50.6Newton County: George W. Bush +29.5Clinton County: George W. Bush +43.2Perry County: George W. Bush +0.1Posey County: George W. Bush +31.3Scott County: George W. Bush +11.2Spencer County: George W. Bush +20.3Switzerland County: George W. Bush +18.6Vanderburgh County: George W. Bush +18.0Dearborn County: George W. Bush +36.4Dubois County: George W. Bush +38.2Elkhart County: George W. Bush +40.7Franklin County: George W. Bush +40.6
Each county coloured by its winner and shaded by margin. Tap one for its history.
County John KerryGeorge W. BushOthers TotalMargin
Adams 3,5129,73494 13,340 46.6
Allen 46,71082,013886 129,609 27.2
Bartholomew 9,19119,093231 28,515 34.7
Benton 1,1352,79760 3,992 41.6
Blackford 1,9033,44730 5,380 28.7
Boone 5,63617,055207 22,898 49.9
Brown 2,7304,51288 7,330 24.3
Carroll 2,6895,86881 8,638 36.8
Cass 4,3159,480136 13,931 37.1
Clark 17,64824,495194 42,337 16.2
Clay 3,3337,36189 10,783 37.4
Clinton 3,3358,47171 11,877 43.2
Crawford 1,9322,60933 4,574 14.8
Daviess 2,5737,93690 10,599 50.6
DeKalb 4,81010,468125 15,403 36.7
Dearborn 6,59614,231142 20,969 36.4
Decatur 2,6217,49979 10,199 47.8
Delaware 20,43627,064439 47,939 13.8
Dubois 5,21011,726130 17,066 38.2
Elkhart 17,96642,967447 61,380 40.7
Fayette 3,6265,76181 9,468 22.5
Floyd 13,85719,877156 33,890 17.8
Fountain 2,4775,26067 7,804 35.7
Franklin 2,9256,97790 9,992 40.6
Fulton 2,6076,02769 8,703 39.3
Gibson 5,3789,133103 14,614 25.7
Grant 8,50918,769182 27,460 37.4
Greene 4,6068,609137 13,352 30.0
Hamilton 26,38877,887631 104,906 49.1
Hancock 6,91220,771184 27,867 49.7
Harrison 6,17111,015124 17,310 28.0
Hendricks 13,54838,430324 52,302 47.6
Henry 7,17613,137191 20,504 29.1
Howard 12,99823,714309 37,021 28.9
Huntington 3,87711,617133 15,627 49.5
Jackson 5,09211,083134 16,309 36.7
Jasper 3,6788,056110 11,844 37.0
Jay 2,7405,42765 8,232 32.6
Jefferson 5,1177,76391 12,971 20.4
Jennings 3,5386,864115 10,517 31.6
Johnson 13,10937,765381 51,255 48.1
Knox 5,6499,990107 15,746 27.6
Kosciusko 5,97722,136247 28,360 57.0
LaGrange 2,5236,43050 9,003 43.4
LaPorte 21,11420,916576 42,606 0.5
Lake 114,74371,9031,376 188,022 22.8
Lawrence 5,34612,207145 17,698 38.8
Madison 21,88232,526447 54,855 19.4
Marion 162,249156,0722,517 320,838 1.9
Marshall 5,59312,074147 17,814 36.4
Martin 1,5223,41460 4,996 37.9
Miami 3,8869,600142 13,628 41.9
Monroe 26,96522,834668 50,467 8.2
Montgomery 3,53610,901111 14,548 50.6
Morgan 6,65019,197182 26,029 48.2
Newton 2,0323,75759 5,848 29.5
Noble 4,70310,859117 15,679 39.3
Ohio 1,1391,79623 2,958 22.2
Orange 2,8855,68384 8,652 32.3
Owen 2,5365,00068 7,604 32.4
Parke 2,3624,55059 6,971 31.4
Perry 4,1314,13747 8,315 0.1
Pike 2,4183,74549 6,212 21.4
Porter 29,38834,794691 64,873 8.3
Posey 4,0857,83368 11,986 31.3
Pulaski 1,7503,79767 5,614 36.5
Putnam 4,1038,908125 13,136 36.6
Randolph 3,8127,172108 11,092 30.3
Ripley 3,5108,224100 11,834 39.8
Rush 2,0005,36358 7,421 45.3
Scott 3,8224,79362 8,677 11.2
Shelby 4,51911,397111 16,027 42.9
Spencer 3,9205,93470 9,924 20.3
St. Joseph 52,63755,254728 108,619 2.4
Starke 3,9874,846104 8,937 9.6
Steuben 4,3458,433127 12,905 31.7
Sullivan 3,3414,99954 8,394 19.8
Switzerland 1,4792,16131 3,671 18.6
Tippecanoe 20,81830,897645 52,360 19.2
Tipton 2,2035,62861 7,892 43.4
Union 1,0452,26633 3,344 36.5
Vanderburgh 28,76741,463424 70,654 18.0
Vermillion 3,4243,53657 7,017 1.6
Vigo 18,42620,988330 39,744 6.4
Wabash 3,9209,60775 13,602 41.8
Warren 1,3562,56539 3,960 30.5
Warrick 8,98016,930115 26,025 30.5
Washington 3,8796,91586 10,880 27.9
Wayne 10,77516,586296 27,657 21.0
Wells 3,1129,16874 12,354 49.0
White 3,2776,974115 10,366 35.7
Whitley 3,8809,51289 13,481 41.8

Candidate votes as printed in the document. “Total” is the document’s total where it prints one, otherwise the sum of the candidate columns. Margin is the leading ticket’s lead in points over the second.

Notes on how this document was read
  • Secondary source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000-2016 (compiled from official state election records).

Method: Machine-readable dataset; county sums checked against the state totals in The American Presidency Project summary (within 0.5% for both main tickets).

Questions and answers

Who won Indiana in 2004?

George W. Bush won Indiana by 20.68 percentage points (510,427 votes).

How many electoral votes did Indiana have in 2004?

Indiana cast 11 electoral votes in 2004.

How many people voted for president in Indiana in 2004?

2,468,002 votes were counted for president.

How many counties did each candidate win in Indiana in 2004?

George W. Bush 88, John Kerry 4 (out of 92 counties with results).

How did Indiana change from 2000 to 2004?

The margin moved 5.1 points toward the Republican ticket, from Republican by 15.6 points to Republican by 20.7 points.

Official results As published by The American Presidency Project (UC Santa Barbara) and the state documents it links. How we use this data