Who Won Virginia Elections in 2004?
Of the eleven congressional races in Virginia, ten of them had incumbents running and they all won re-election in 2004 - including sixth district Republican Bob Goodlatte who ran unopposed. There was an open seat in District Two of Virginia which was won by Republican Thelma D Drake in the 2004 Virginia elections.
George W Bush won Virginia's 13 electoral votes in the 2004 presidential election.
| Winner | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2004 Election: Virginia 1st District | Jo Ann Davis | REP | Incumbent | 80% |
| 2004 Election: Virginia 2nd District | Thelma Drake | REP | 55% | |
| 2004 Election: Virginia 3rd District | Bobby Scott | DFL | Incumbent | 69% |
| 2004 Election: Virginia 4th District | Randy Forbes | REP | Incumbent | 65% |
| 2004 Election: Virginia 5th District | Virgil Goode | REP | Incumbent | 64% |
| 2004 Election: Virginia 6th District | Bob Goodlatte | REP | Incumbent | Unopposed |
| 2004 Election: Virginia 7th District | Eric Cantor | REP | Incumbent | 76% |
| 2004 Election: Virginia 8th District | Jim Moran | DFL | Incumbent | 60% |
| 2004 Election: Virginia 9th District | Rick Boucher | DFL | Incumbent | 59% |
| 2004 Election: Virginia 10th District | Frank Wolf | REP | Incumbent | 64% |
| 2004 Election: Virginia 11th District | Thomas Davis | REP | Incumbent | 60% |