About: 2004 presidential election (No Iraq War)

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George W. Bush easily won re-election in 2004 due to immense popularity over the death of Usama Bin Ladin and the triumphs in Afghanistan and the United States being careful with Iraq. After 9/11, national unity was still continuing at record levels, along with President Bush's approval ratings. There were few challengers in the Democratic field who actually felt bold enough to challenge the president, still riding on a wave of popularity from the War on Terror. Howard Dean and John Kerry were the sole opposition, and Dean easily won the primary after Kerry pulled out after 3 weeks. Once Dean secured the nomination he chose New York Senator Hillary Clinton as his running mate, who would later go on to battle Condelisa Rice in the following election.

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rdf:type	Election
rdfs:label	2004 presidential election (No Iraq War)
rdfs:comment	George W. Bush easily won re-election in 2004 due to immense popularity over the death of Usama Bin Ladin and the triumphs in Afghanistan and the United States being careful with Iraq. After 9/11, national unity was still continuing at record levels, along with President Bush's approval ratings. There were few challengers in the Democratic field who actually felt bold enough to challenge the president, still riding on a wave of popularity from the War on Terror. Howard Dean and John Kerry were the sole opposition, and Dean easily won the primary after Kerry pulled out after 3 weeks. Once Dean secured the nomination he chose New York Senator Hillary Clinton as his running mate, who would later go on to battle Condelisa Rice in the following election.
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states carried	19(xsd:integer) 49(xsd:integer)
Next Year	2008(xsd:integer)
election date	2004-11-02(xsd:date)
election name	United States presidential election, 2004
before party	Republican
map caption	Presidential election results map. Blue denotes states won by Bush/Cheney, red denotes those won by Dean/Clinton.
ongoing	no
electoral vote	15(xsd:integer) 523(xsd:integer)
Country	United States
Type	presidential
after party	Republican
nominee	George W. Bush Howard Dean
home state	Texas New York
Party	Republican Democratic
Title	President
before election	George W. Bush
Image	138(xsd:integer) 151(xsd:integer)
running mate	Dick Cheney Hillary Clinton
Percentage	36.4 61.9
previous election	United States presidential election, 2000
next election	United States presidential election, 2008
after election	George W. Bush
Previous Year	2000(xsd:integer)
abstract	George W. Bush easily won re-election in 2004 due to immense popularity over the death of Usama Bin Ladin and the triumphs in Afghanistan and the United States being careful with Iraq. After 9/11, national unity was still continuing at record levels, along with President Bush's approval ratings. There were few challengers in the Democratic field who actually felt bold enough to challenge the president, still riding on a wave of popularity from the War on Terror. Howard Dean and John Kerry were the sole opposition, and Dean easily won the primary after Kerry pulled out after 3 weeks. Once Dean secured the nomination he chose New York Senator Hillary Clinton as his running mate, who would later go on to battle Condelisa Rice in the following election.

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