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2004 US Presidential Election
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November 01, 2004
Virginia | Virginia Presidential and Fairfax County Congressional Ballot

Candidates are listed in order chosen by lot at the State Board of Elections.

Presidential race - Virginia ballots will list four president/vice president teams:

Democratic Party: Electors for John F. Kerry, president; John Edwards, vice president

Republican Party: Electors for George W. Bush, president; Dick Cheney, vice president

Constitution Party: Electors for Michael A. Peroutka, president; Chuck Baldwin, vice president

Libertarian Party: Electors for Michael Badnarik, president; Richard Campagna, vice president

U.S. House of Representatives races - Three congressional districts cover Fairfax County. All are listed here, but voters will see only their local race on the ballot.

8th District: James P. Moran (D ) (incumbent), Lisa Marie Cheney (R ) and James T. Hurysz (I )

10th District: James R. Socas (D ) and Frank R. Wolf (R ) (incumbent)

11th District: Ken Longmyer (D ), Thomas M. Davis III (R ) (incumbent) and Joseph P. Oddo (I )



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