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2004 United States Senate election in Maryland

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Field	Value
election_name	2004 United States Senate election in Maryland
country	Maryland
type	presidential
ongoing	no
previous_election	1998 United States Senate election in Maryland
previous_year	1998
next_election	2010 United States Senate election in Maryland
next_year	2010
election_date	November 2, 2004
image_size	x150px
image1	Barbara Mikulski.jpg
nominee1	Barbara Mikulski
party1	Democratic Party (United States)
popular_vote1	1,504,691
percentage1	64.80%
image2	1senatorpipkin1.jpg
nominee2	E. J. Pipkin
party2	Republican Party (United States)
popular_vote2	783,055
percentage2	33.72%
map_image	2004 United States Senate election in Maryland results map by county.svg
map_size	300px
map_caption	County results
Mikulski:
Pipkin:
title	U.S. Senator
before_election	Barbara Mikulski
before_party	Democratic Party (United States)
after_election	Barbara Mikulski
after_party	Democratic Party (United States)

Main article: 2004 United States Senate elections

Mikulski:
Pipkin:
The 2004 United States Senate election in Maryland was held on November 2, 2004. Incumbent Democratic U.S. Senator Barbara Mikulski won re-election to a fourth term. This is the most recent time that a Democratic Senate candidate has won Allegeny County, Caroline County, St. Mary's County or Worcester County. This is the last time that the winning candidate carried a majority of Maryland's county-level jurisdictions in a United States Senate election in Maryland.

Democratic primary

Candidates

Barbara Mikulski, incumbent U.S. Senator
Robert Kaufman, social organizer
Sid Altman, accountant

Results

Republican primary

Candidates

Ray Bly, Vietnam War veteran
Earl S. Gordon, surveyor
Dorothy Curry Jennings, educator
James A. Kodak, research associate at the University of Maryland
Eileen Martin, educator
E. J. Pipkin, State Senator
John Stafford, government bureaucrat
Corrogan R. Vaughn, Baptist deacon
Gene Zarwell, perennial candidate

Results

General election

Candidates

Maria Allwine (G)
Barbara Mikulski (D), incumbent U.S. Senator
E. J. Pipkin (R), State Senator
Thomas Trump (C)

Predictions

Source	Ranking	As of
Sabato's Crystal Ball		November 1, 2004

Results

Results by county

County	Barbara A. Mikulski	E.J. Pipkin	Maria Allwine	Margin	Total		#		%
	Allegany	15238	53.67%	12882	45.37%	271	0.95%	2356	8.30%	28391
	Anne Arundel	129166	55.16%	102522	43.79%	2458	1.05%	26644	11.38%	234146
	Baltimore (City)	172427	86.55%	23759	11.93%	3045	1.53%	148668	74.62%	199231
	Baltimore (County)	217688	63.00%	124092	35.91%	3781	1.09%	93596	27.09%	345561
	Calvert	19543	50.97%	18422	48.05%	374	0.98%	1121	2.92%	38339
	Caroline	5543	50.09%	5439	49.15%	84	0.76%	104	0.94%	11066
	Carroll	32391	41.64%	44704	57.47%	692	0.89%	-12313	-15.83%	77787
	Cecil	17371	47.56%	18843	51.59%	310	0.85%	-1472	-4.03%	36524
	Charles	34305	60.89%	21547	38.24%	491	0.87%	12758	22.64%	56343
	Dorchester	7571	58.52%	5284	40.84%	82	0.63%	2287	17.68%	12937
	Frederick	49336	50.60%	47081	48.29%	1081	1.11%	2255	2.31%	97498
	Garrett	4540	38.01%	7330	61.37%	73	0.61%	-2790	-23.36%	11943
	Harford	53444	48.24%	56465	50.96%	890	0.80%	-3021	-2.73%	110799
	Howard	82479	63.14%	46610	35.68%	1538	1.18%	35869	27.46%	130627
	Kent	5117	56.54%	3860	42.65%	73	0.81%	1257	13.89%	9050
	Montgomery	291839	72.48%	106101	26.35%	4702	1.17%	185738	46.13%	402642
	Prince George's	264088	85.96%	39863	12.98%	3270	1.06%	224225	72.98%	307221
	Queen Anne's	9332	43.52%	11964	55.80%	146	0.68%	-2632	-12.27%	21442
	St. Mary's	18440	50.37%	17802	48.63%	368	1.01%	638	1.74%	36610
	Somerset	5157	59.21%	3501	40.20%	51	0.59%	1656	19.01%	8709
	Talbot	9855	53.26%	8501	45.94%	147	0.79%	1354	7.32%	18503
	Washington	26431	47.11%	29181	52.01%	496	0.88%	-2750	-4.90%	56108
	Wicomico	19866	54.48%	16348	44.83%	251	0.69%	3518	9.65%	36465
	Worcester	13524	54.93%	10954	44.49%	142	0.58%	2570	10.44%	24620
Total	1504691	65.07%	783055	33.86%	24816	1.07%	721636	31.21%	2312562

Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican

Carroll (largest municipality: Eldersburg)
Cecil (largest municipality: Elkton)
Harford (largest municipality: Aberdeen)
Queen Anne's (largest municipality: Stevensville)
Washington (largest municipality: Hagerstown)

References

[http://www.elections.state.md.us/elections/2004/results/p_us_senator.html Maryland State Board of Elections]. Elections.state.md.us (April 6, 2004). Retrieved on June 17, 2011.
(n.d.). "Our Campaigns - MD US Senate Race - D Primary Race - March 2 2004". Our Campaigns.
(n.d.). "Our Campaigns - MD US Senate Race - R Primary Race - March 2 2004". Our Campaigns.
(November 2004). "The Final Predictions".
"2004 Presidential General Official Results - County Breakdown".
(n.d.). "Our Campaigns - MD US Senate Race - Nov 02, 2004". Our Campaigns.
(August 27, 2008). "2004 Senatorial General Election Results - Maryland". [[Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections]].

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