2004 United States House of Representatives elections in Mississippi

The 2004 United States House of Representatives elections in Mississippi were held on Tuesday, November 2, 2004 and elected the four U.S. representatives from the state of Mississippi. The elections coincided with the elections of other federal and state offices, including a quadrennial presidential election.

Overview 2004 United States House of Representatives elections in MississippiPartyVotesPercentageSeats+/– Republican 658,589 59.00% 2 Democratic 336,240 30.12% 2 Reform 80,948 7.25% 0 Independents 40,426 3.62% 0 Totals 1,116,203 100.00% 4

District 1

Republican Roger Wicker, who had represented Mississippi's 1st congressional district since 1994, easily ran for re-election with his only opposition being one third party candidate as the Democrats did not field a candidate.

General election Predictions SourceRankingAs of The Cook Political Report October 29, 2004 Sabato's Crystal Ball November 1, 2004

Results

By county CountyRoger WickerRepublicanBarbara Dale WasherReformMarginTotal#%#%#%Alcorn7,56087.98%1,03312.02%6,52775.96%8,593Benton2,56465.84%1,33034.16%1,23431.69%3,894Calhoun5,35483.36%1,06916.64%4,28566.71%6,423Chickasaw5,93075.23%1,95324.77%3,97750.45%7,883Choctaw3,08984.98%54615.02%2,54369.96%3,635Clay6,29168.54%2,88731.46%3,40437.09%9,178DeSoto38,40381.68%8,61118.32%29,79263.37%47,014Grenada6,50573.54%2,34026.46%4,16547.09%8,845Itawamba8,24686.24%1,31613.76%6,93072.47%9,562Lafayette10,90476.77%3,30023.23%7,60453.53%14,204Lee24,08984.36%4,46715.64%19,62268.71%28,556Lowndes16,16377.43%4,71122.57%11,45254.86%20,874Marshall7,78762.75%4,62237.25%3,16525.51%12,409Monroe12,04879.41%3,12420.59%8,92458.82%15,172Panola8,20966.89%4,06333.11%4,14633.78%12,272Pontotoc9,85989.65%1,13810.35%8,72179.30%10,997Prentiss7,62475.14%2,52324.86%5,10150.27%10,147Tate7,66772.86%2,85627.14%4,81145.72%10,523Tippah7,21484.16%1,35815.84%5,85668.32%8,572Tishomingo6,37280.41%1,55219.59%4,82060.83%7,924Union9,15788.44%1,19711.56%7,96076.88%10,354Webster (part)4,02386.11%64913.89%3,37472.22%4,672Winston (part)5572.37%2127.63%3444.74%76Yalobusha4,21572.61%1,59027.39%2,62545.22%5,805Totals219,32879.01%58,25620.99%161,07258.03%277,584

District 2

Democrat Bennie Thompson, who had represented Mississippi's 2nd congressional district since 1993, was running for re-election. Thompson faced no opposition in the primary, but would face Clinton LeSueur in the general.

Democratic primary Primary results

Republican primary Primary results

General election Predictions SourceRankingAs of The Cook Political Report October 29, 2004 Sabato's Crystal Ball November 1, 2004

Results

By county CountyBennie ThompsonDemocraticClinton LeSueurRepublicanShawn O'HaraReformMarginTotal#%#%#%#%Attala3,38639.44%5,09959.39%1011.18%-1,713-19.95%8,586Bolivar8,95759.57%5,96239.65%1170.78%2,99519.92%15,036Carroll2,03235.35%3,61562.88%1021.77%-1,583-27.54%5,749Claiborne4,35079.99%1,05219.35%360.66%3,29860.65%5,438Coahoma6,45363.56%3,44133.89%2592.55%3,01229.67%10,153Copiah6,19748.13%6,51450.59%1651.28%-317-2.46%12,876Hinds (part)48,30163.10%27,73836.24%5020.66%20,56326.87%76,541Holmes6,35274.25%2,15125.14%520.61%4,20149.11%8,555Humphreys3,28066.18%1,64033.09%360.73%1,64033.09%4,956Issaquena55656.62%42042.77%60.61%13613.85%982Jefferson3,29880.58%75918.54%360.88%2,53962.03%4,093Leake (part)2,11948.10%2,22550.51%611.38%-106-2.41%4,405Leflore7,22459.90%4,73739.28%990.82%2,48720.62%12,060Madison (part)8,66765.30%4,52634.10%790.60%4,14131.20%13,272Montgomery2,68648.48%2,79350.42%611.10%-107-1.93%5,540Quitman2,69665.47%1,36733.20%551.34%1,32932.27%4,118Sharkey1,59758.33%1,12140.94%200.73%47617.38%2,738Sunflower6,50162.66%3,76036.24%1141.10%2,74126.42%10,375Tallahatchie3,96060.03%2,49737.85%1402.12%1,46322.18%6,597Tunica2,36772.63%81925.13%732.24%1,54847.50%3,259Warren7,66939.21%11,72359.93%1690.86%-4,054-20.72%19,561Washington10,95956.67%8,18442.32%1951.01%2,77514.35%19,338Yazoo5,01947.17%5,50451.72%1181.11%-485-4.56%10,641Totals154,62658.38%107,64740.64%2,5960.98%46,97917.74%264,869

District 3

Republican Chip Pickering, who had represented Mississippi's 1st congressional district since 1996, easily ran for re-election with his only opposition being two third-party candidates as the Democrats did not field a candidate.

General election Predictions SourceRankingAs of The Cook Political Report October 29, 2004 Sabato's Crystal Ball November 1, 2004

Results

By county CountyChip PickeringRepublicanJim GilesIndependentLamonica L. MageeReformMarginTotal#%#%#%#%Adams8,62374.08%2,27619.55%7416.37%6,34754.53%11,640Amite4,83672.29%1,31219.61%5428.10%3,52452.68%6,690Covington6,11075.13%1,31616.18%7078.69%4,79458.95%8,133Franklin3,35079.37%61414.55%2576.09%2,73664.82%4,221Hinds (part)12,54284.61%1,54110.40%7404.99%11,00174.22%14,823Jasper (part)1,96166.81%67623.03%29810.15%1,28543.78%2,935Jefferson Davis3,81563.48%1,50425.02%69111.50%2,31138.45%6,010Jones (part)80080.81%13113.23%595.96%66967.58%990Kemper3,13671.24%93221.17%3347.59%2,20450.07%4,402Lauderdale22,96283.62%3,39412.36%1,1054.02%19,56871.26%27,461Lawrence4,66176.59%97015.94%4557.48%3,69160.65%6,086Leake (part)3,11881.90%53514.05%1544.05%2,58367.85%3,807Lincoln11,73581.61%1,86612.98%7795.42%9,86968.63%14,380Madison (part)22,06787.15%2,1778.60%1,0784.26%19,89078.55%25,322Marion (part)3,78377.86%83017.08%2465.06%2,95360.77%4,859Neshoba9,06287.25%9278.93%3973.82%8,13578.33%10,386Newton6,99585.85%7689.43%3854.73%6,22776.42%8,148Noxubee2,66760.61%1,35630.82%3778.57%1,31129.80%4,400Oktibbeha11,29472.40%2,86618.37%1,4409.23%8,42854.03%15,600Pike10,43868.08%3,33421.75%1,55910.17%7,10446.34%15,331Rankin44,62489.31%3,5667.14%1,7763.55%41,05882.17%49,966Scott7,87880.57%1,42514.57%4754.86%6,45366.00%9,778Simpson8,26475.76%1,69515.54%9498.70%6,56960.22%10,908Smith6,45085.18%87211.52%2503.30%5,57873.67%7,572Walthall4,48671.22%91114.46%90214.32%3,57556.76%6,299Webster (part)31781.49%5714.65%153.86%26066.84%389Wilkinson2,11756.18%92524.55%72619.27%1,19231.63%3,768Winston (part)6,78374.83%1,65018.20%6316.96%5,13356.63%9,064Totals234,87480.06%40,42613.78%18,0686.16%194,44866.28%293,368

District 4

Democrat Gene Taylor, who had represented Mississippi's 3rd congressional district since 1989, was running for re-election. Thompson faced no opposition in the primary, but would face State Representative Michael Lott in the general.

Democratic primary Primary results

Republican primary Primary results

General election Predictions SourceRankingAs of The Cook Political Report October 29, 2004 Sabato's Crystal Ball November 1, 2004

Results Results

By county CountyGene TaylorDemocraticMichael LottRepublicanTracella Lou O'Hara HillReformMarginTotal#%#%#%#%Clarke3,42643.33%4,40755.74%740.94%-981-12.41%7,907Forrest16,74562.52%9,79336.57%2440.91%6,95225.96%26,782George5,78368.75%2,59030.79%390.46%3,19337.96%8,412Greene3,68568.57%1,66430.96%250.47%2,02137.61%5,374Hancock12,23768.52%5,48630.72%1360.76%6,75137.80%17,859Harrison46,95472.90%16,87526.20%5770.90%30,07946.70%64,406Jackson34,06367.65%15,99431.76%2970.59%18,06935.88%50,354Jasper (part)3,61971.81%1,38527.48%360.71%2,23444.33%5,040Jones (part)15,18157.76%10,95341.67%1490.57%4,22816.09%26,283Lamar10,71452.60%9,53846.83%1170.57%1,1765.77%20,369Marion (part)3,99457.08%2,95842.28%450.64%1,03614.81%6,997Pearl River10,24852.01%9,29447.17%1610.82%9544.84%19,703Perry3,69669.49%1,60030.08%230.43%2,09639.41%5,319Stone4,52272.10%1,70127.12%490.78%2,82144.98%6,272Wayne6,74772.51%2,50226.89%560.60%4,24545.62%9,305Totals181,61464.77%96,74034.50%2,0280.72%84,87430.27%280,382

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