Arizona 2004 Presidential Election Results by County

In 2004, the Republican candidate won 11 of Arizona's 15 counties.

County Winner Party Votes Vote Share Margin Total Votes Cast
Apache John Kerry Democratic 15,658 64.7% 30.1 pts 24,198
Cochise George W. Bush Republican 26,556 59.7% 20.3 pts 44,483
Coconino John Kerry Democratic 29,243 55.9% 12.9 pts 52,267
Gila George W. Bush Republican 12,343 59.2% 19.3 pts 20,843
Graham George W. Bush Republican 7,467 69.7% 39.9 pts 10,720
Greenlee George W. Bush Republican 1,899 61.9% 24.6 pts 3,067
La Paz George W. Bush Republican 3,158 62.5% 25.9 pts 5,055
Maricopa George W. Bush Republican 679,455 57.0% 14.6 pts 1,192,751
Mohave George W. Bush Republican 36,794 63.6% 28.2 pts 57,807
Navajo George W. Bush Republican 17,277 53.4% 7.6 pts 32,343
Pima John Kerry Democratic 193,128 52.6% 6.0 pts 366,907
Pinal George W. Bush Republican 37,006 57.3% 15.1 pts 64,622
Santa Cruz John Kerry Democratic 6,909 59.2% 19.2 pts 11,668
Yavapai George W. Bush Republican 53,468 61.2% 23.3 pts 87,389
Yuma George W. Bush Republican 22,184 57.7% 16.0 pts 38,465

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which party won the most counties in Arizona in 2004?

The Republican candidate won 11 of Arizona's 15 counties in 2004, with 4 counties going to the other major party.

Which Arizona county had the closest presidential result in 2004?

Pima had the closest margin in Arizona in 2004, with John Kerry (Democratic) winning by 6.0 points out of 366,907 total votes cast.

Which Arizona county had the widest presidential margin in 2004?

Graham had the widest margin in Arizona in 2004, with George W. Bush (Republican) winning by 39.9 points.

How many counties are included in Arizona's 2004 presidential results?

This page covers 15 counties in Arizona for the 2004 presidential election, based on MEDSL/EveryElectionResult.com county-level returns.