Nov 2, 2004
Republican Tom Coburn won an open seat in the United States Senate over DFL challenger Brad Carson in the 2004 Oklahoma election. Incumbent Republicans won four of Oklahoma's five seats in Congress, while Democrat Dan Boren won an open seat in the 2nd District in 2004.
George W Bush won Oklahoma's 7 electoral votes in the 2004 presidential election.
2004 Oklahoma Election Winners
| Oklahoma Senate III | ||
| Tom Coburn (53%) REP | ||
| Also on the ballot: Brad Carson (DFL - 41%); Sheila Bilyeu (6%) | ||
| Oklahoma 1st District | ||
| John Sullivan Incumbent (60%) REP | ||
| Also on the ballot: Doug Dodd (DFL - 38%); John Krymski (2%) | ||
| Oklahoma 2nd District | ||
| Dan Boren (66%) DFL | ||
| Also on the ballot: Wayland Smalley (REP - 34%) | ||
| Oklahoma 3rd District | ||
| Frank D Lucas Incumbent (82%) REP | ||
| Also on the ballot: Gregory Wilson (18%) | ||
| Oklahoma 4th District | ||
| Tom Cole Incumbent (78%) REP | ||
| Also on the ballot: Charlene K Bradshaw (22%) | ||
| Oklahoma 5th District | ||
| Ernest Istook Incumbent (66%) REP | ||
| Also on the ballot: Bert Smith (DFL - 34%) | ||
Every attempt is made to insure the accuracy of the above information, however accuracy is not guaranteed.
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