Massachusetts 2004 Presidential Election Results by County

In 2004, the Democratic candidate won 14 of Massachusetts's 14 counties.

County Winner Party Votes Vote Share Margin Total Votes Cast
Barnstable John Kerry Democratic 72,156 54.6% 10.3 pts 132,148
Berkshire John Kerry Democratic 47,743 73.1% 47.4 pts 65,291
Bristol John Kerry Democratic 147,854 63.5% 28.1 pts 232,878
Dukes John Kerry Democratic 7,265 72.7% 46.6 pts 9,997
Essex John Kerry Democratic 194,068 58.2% 17.7 pts 333,233
Franklin John Kerry Democratic 25,550 68.4% 38.8 pts 37,381
Hampden John Kerry Democratic 113,710 60.9% 22.9 pts 186,639
Hampshire John Kerry Democratic 51,680 69.4% 40.8 pts 74,422
Middlesex John Kerry Democratic 440,862 64.0% 29.5 pts 688,960
Nantucket John Kerry Democratic 3,608 63.0% 27.4 pts 5,724
Norfolk John Kerry Democratic 199,392 60.2% 21.6 pts 331,137
Plymouth John Kerry Democratic 125,178 53.7% 8.4 pts 233,297
Suffolk John Kerry Democratic 182,592 75.9% 53.1 pts 240,645
Worcester John Kerry Democratic 192,142 56.4% 14.1 pts 340,636

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which party won the most counties in Massachusetts in 2004?

The Democratic candidate won 14 of Massachusetts's 14 counties in 2004, with 0 counties going to the other major party.

Which Massachusetts county had the closest presidential result in 2004?

Plymouth had the closest margin in Massachusetts in 2004, with John Kerry (Democratic) winning by 8.4 points out of 233,297 total votes cast.

Which Massachusetts county had the widest presidential margin in 2004?

Suffolk had the widest margin in Massachusetts in 2004, with John Kerry (Democratic) winning by 53.1 points.

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

This page covers 14 counties in Massachusetts for the 2004 presidential election, based on MEDSL/EveryElectionResult.com county-level returns.