Fact About 2004 United States Presidential Election 

The 2004 U.S. Presidential Election Took Place on November 2, 2004. 

Incumbent President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney Were Re-Elected. 

The Democratic Challengers Were Senator John Kerry and Senator John Edwards. 

Foreign Policy, Especially the Iraq War, Was the Dominant Campaign Issue. 

Bush Was Portrayed as a Decisive Leader, While Kerry Was Criticized as a "Flip-Flopper." 

Bush Won 50.7% of the Popular Vote and Secured 35 More Electoral Votes Than Kerry. 

Key Swing States Like Ohio, Iowa, and New Mexico Played a Crucial Role in Bush's Victory. 

Kerry Flipped New Hampshire, but It Wasn't Enough to Win the Election.