Nov 2, 2004
Of the eleven congressional races in Virginia, ten of them had incumbents running and they all won re-election in 2004 - including sixth district Republican Bob Goodlatte who ran unnaposed. There was an open seat in District Two of Virginia which was won by Republican Thelma D Drake in the 2004 Virginia elections.
George W Bush won Virginia's 13 electoral votes in the 2004 presidential election.
2004 Virginia Election Winners
| Virginia 10th District | ||
| Frank R Wolf Incumbent (64%) REP | ||
| Also on the ballot: James Socas (DFL - 36%) | ||
| Virginia 11th District | ||
| Thomas M Davis Incumbent (60%) REP | ||
| Also on the ballot: Ken Longmyer (DFL - 38%); Joseph Oddo (GRN - 2%) | ||
| Virginia 1st District | ||
| Jo Ann S Davis Incumbent (80%) REP | ||
| Also on the ballot: William A Lee (20%) | ||
| Virginia 2nd District | ||
| Thelma D Drake (55%) REP | ||
| Also on the ballot: David B Ashe (DFL - 45%) | ||
| Virginia 3rd District | ||
| Bobby Scott Incumbent (69%) DFL | ||
| Also on the ballot: Winsome Sears (REP - 31%) | ||
| Virginia 4th District | ||
| Randy Forbes Incumbent (65%) REP | ||
| Also on the ballot: Jonathan Menefee (DFL - 35%) | ||
| Virginia 5th District | ||
| Virgil H Goode Incumbent (64%) REP | ||
| Also on the ballot: Al Weed (DFL - 36%) | ||
| Virginia 6th District | ||
| Bob Goodlatte Incumbent (Unapposed) REP | ||
| Virginia 7th District | ||
| Eric I Cantor Incumbent (76%) REP | ||
| Also on the ballot: Brad Blanton (24%) | ||
| Virginia 8th District | ||
| James P Moran Incumbent (60%) DFL | ||
| Also on the ballot: Lisa Marie Cheney (REP - 37%); James T Hurysz (3%) | ||
| Virginia 9th District | ||
| Rick Boucher Incumbent (59%) DFL | ||
| Also on the ballot: Kevin Triplett (REP - 39%); Seth Davis (2%) | ||
Every attempt is made to insure the accuracy of the above information, however accuracy is not guaranteed.
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