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none June 2025 January 2025 2004 Alabama Republican presidential primary Alabama presidential no 2000 Alabama Republican presidential primary 2000 2008 Alabama Republican presidential primary 2008 2004 06 01 45 pledged delegates to the 2004 Republican National Convention File:George-W-Bush (cropped).jpeg 150x150px George W. Bush d30036 Texas 45 187,038 92.83% file:Uncommitted Delegates portrait.svg Uncommitted grey n/a 000000 0 14,449 7.17% File:2004 Alabama Republican presidential primary election results map by county (vote share).svg 250px Primary results by countyBush: #570f21 85%#410b19 90%#2b0811 95% NM ID The 2004 Alabama Republican presidential primary was held on June 1, 2004, to choose the state's 45 pledged delegates to the 2004 Republican National Convention. Incumbent president George W. Bush won the primary and all of the state's delegates. Procedure Alabama was allocated 48 delegates to the Republican National Convention: 45 were allocated based on the results of the primary, with the other three being unpledged superdelegates. Of the 45 pledged delegates, 21 were assigned to the state's seven congressional districts, with three delegates per district. A candidate would win all the delegates in a congressional district if they won a majority of the vote, or if no other candidate earned at least 15% of the vote. If the candidate with the most votes in a congressional district won less than 50% of the vote and the second-place candidate won at least 15%, the candidate with the most votes would be awarded two delegates, with the remaining delegate being allotted to the runner-up.Alabama Republican Delegation 2004 https://www.thegreenpapers.com/P04/AL-R.phtml#0601 2024-03-30 The Green Papers 24 of the state's delegates were allocated proportionally based on the popular vote statewide. A candidate had to receive at least 15% of the vote to qualify for delegates. Results 2004 Alabama Republican presidential primaryCertified Primary Election Results (as amended) - Republican Party https://www.sos.alabama.gov/sites/default/files/voter-pdfs/2004/repcert-6-11-2004.pdf Alabama Secretary of StateCandidateVotes%DelegatesGeorge W. Bush187,03892.83%45Uncommitted14,4497.17% rowspan="1" Total201,487100%45 Results by county +2004 Alabama Republican presidential primary(results by county)CountyGeorge W.BushUncommittedTotalvotescast Votes % Votes % Autauga 4,598 93.17% 337 6.83% 4,935 Baldwin 11,830 92.10% 1,015 7.90% 12,845 Barbour 272 95.77% 12 4.23% 284 Bibb 704 95.14% 36 4.86% 740 Blount 3,617 92.41% 297 7.59% 3,914 Bullock 31 91.18% 3 8.82% 34 Butler 415 96.96% 13 3.04% 428 Calhoun 4,275 92.29% 357 7.71% 4,632 Chambers 657 97.05% 20 2.95% 677 Cherokee 170 97.14% 5 2.86% 175 Chilton 2,187 96.81% 72 3.19% 2,259 Choctaw 36 97.30% 1 2.70% 37 Clarke 482 98.57% 7 1.43% 489 Clay 417 93.08% 31 6.92% 448 Cleburne 382 96.95% 12 3.05% 394 Coffee 2,878 94.70% 161 5.30% 3,039 Colbert 973 96.43% 36 3.57% 1,009 Conecuh 82 92.13% 7 7.87% 89 Coosa 192 93.20% 14 6.80% 206 Covington 913 97.44% 24 2.56% 937 Crenshaw 386 97.23% 11 2.77% 397 Cullman 4,425 95.20% 223 4.80% 4,648 Dale 3,987 90.37% 425 9.63% 4,412 Dallas 284 95.62% 13 4.38% 297 DeKalb 1,567 94.68% 88 5.32% 1,655 Elmore 7,081 93.33% 506 6.67% 7,587 Escambia 403 98.29% 7 1.71% 410 Etowah 3,031 95.22% 152 4.78% 3,183 Fayette 437 94.59% 25 5.41% 462 Franklin 219 95.63% 10 4.37% 229 Geneva 2,641 90.01% 293 9.99% 2,934 Greene 26 96.30% 1 3.70% 27 Hale 138 96.50% 5 3.50% 143 Henry 363 96.29% 14 3.71% 377 Houston 5,960 94.62% 339 5.38% 6,299 Jackson 337 95.20% 17 4.80% 354 Jefferson 27,617 92.17% 2,347 7.83% 29,964 Lamar 63 98.44% 1 1.56% 64 Lauderdale 1,672 95.71% 75 4.29% 1,747 Lawrence 413 94.94% 22 5.06% 435 Lee 5,588 87.83% 774 12.17% 6,362 Limestone 1,748 94.54% 101 5.46% 1,849 Lowndes 220 96.49% 8 3.51% 228 Macon 122 91.73% 11 8.27% 133 Madison 10,760 90.74% 1,098 9.26% 11,858 Marengo 88 100% 0 0% 88 Marion 528 96.70% 18 3.30% 546 Marshall 3,687 94.39% 219 5.61% 3,906 Mobile 14,397 94.10% 902 5.90% 15,299 Monroe 402 96.17% 16 3.83% 418 Montgomery 7,909 92.87% 607 7.13% 8,516 Morgan 6,931 91.29% 661 8.71% 7,592 Perry 80 93.02% 6 6.98% 86 Pickens 281 97.57% 7 2.43% 288 Pike 1,642 94.53% 95 5.47% 1,737 Randolph 271 93.13% 20 6.87% 291 Russell 576 95.84% 25 4.16% 601 Shelby 14,005 92.93% 1,066 7.07% 15,071 St. Clair 5,385 93.18% 394 6.82% 5,779 Sumter 68 98.55% 1 1.45% 69 Talladega 2,691 93.89% 175 6.11% 2,866 Tallapoosa 1,255 94.36% 75 5.64% 1,330 Tuscaloosa 6,844 92.03% 593 7.97% 7,437 Walker 1,648 96.49% 60 3.51% 1,708 Washington 144 98.63% 2 1.37% 146 Wilcox 80 94.12% 5 5.88% 85 Winston 3,527 88.11% 476 11.89% 4,003 Total 187,038 92.83% 14,449 7.17% 201,487 References Category:2004 Alabama elections Alabama Category:Alabama Republican primaries