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2004 general · November 2, 2004

2004 California State Assembly election results, district by district

Every California State Assembly district in the 2004 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Democrats controlled the chamber · 80 seats

After the electionD 48 · R 32
Races80
Changed party0
Unopposed1%1 races
Incumbents defeated0

Every district

D 48 · R 32

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AD-1Patty Berg (D)28.4
AD-2Doug LaMalfa (R)29.7
AD-3Rick Keene (R)22.1
AD-4Tim Leslie (R)33.4
AD-5Roger Niello (R)24.2
AD-6Joe Nation (D)45.0
AD-7Noreen Evans (D)23.2
AD-8Lois Wolk (D)25.7
AD-9Dave Jones (D)38.7
AD-10Alan Nakanishi (R)51.3
AD-11Joe Canciamilla (D)38.7
AD-12Leland Yee (D)61.1
AD-13Mark Leno (D)68.8
AD-14Loni Hancock (D)59.6
AD-15Guy Houston (R)10.4
AD-16Wilma Chan (D)76.4
AD-17Barbara Matthews (D)21.0
AD-18Johan Klehs (D)67.2
AD-19Gene Mullin (D)45.4
AD-20Alberto Torrico (D)37.2
AD-21Ira Ruskin (D)3.1
AD-22Sally J. Lieber (D)40.5
AD-23Joe Coto (D)39.2
AD-24Rebecca Cohn (D)24.1
AD-25Dave Cogdill (R)36.3
AD-26Greg Aghazarian (R)25.1
AD-27John Laird (D)37.3
AD-28Simon Salinas (D)26.5
AD-29Mike Villines (R)28.1
AD-30Nicole M. Parra (D)10.1
AD-31Joaquin Arambula (D)15.4
AD-32Kevin McCarthy (R)57.3
AD-33Sam Blakeslee (R)23.8
AD-34Bill Maze (R)37.0
AD-35Pedro Nava (D)5.5
AD-36Sharon Runner (R)32.4
AD-37Audra Strickland (R)14.0
AD-38Keith Stuart Richman (R)22.4
AD-39Cindy Montanez (D)53.6
AD-40Lloyd E. Levine (D)15.9
AD-41Fran Pavley (D)23.9
AD-42Paul Koretz (D)50.8
AD-43Dario J. Frommer (D)53.1
AD-44Carol Liu (D)31.2
AD-45Jackie Goldberg (D)51.9
AD-46Fabian Nunez (D)70.1
AD-47Karen Bass (D)66.1
AD-48Sebastian Ridley-Thomas (D)78.2
AD-49Judy Chu (D)40.4
AD-50Hector Delatorre (D)49.7
AD-51Jerome E. Horton (D)68.2
AD-52Mervyn M. Dymally (D)Unopposed
AD-53Mike Gordon (D)8.3
AD-54Betty Karnette (D)9.7
AD-55Jenny Oropeza (D)33.3
AD-56Rudy Bermudez (D)20.3
AD-57Edward Chavez (D)37.0
AD-58Ronald S. Calderon (D)23.8
AD-59Dennis Mountjoy (R)20.5
AD-60Robert Huff (R)33.1
AD-61Gloria Negretemcleod (D)27.2
AD-62Joe Baca Jr. (D)29.1
AD-63Bill Emmerson (R)23.7
AD-64John J. Benoit (R)22.5
AD-65Russ Bogh (R)23.2
AD-66Ray Haynes (R)25.6
AD-67Tom Harman (R)34.0
AD-68Van Tran (R)21.8
AD-69Tom Umberg (D)29.8
AD-70Chuck Devore (R)25.7
AD-71Todd Spitzer (R)38.1
AD-72Lynn Daucher (R)35.6
AD-73Mimi Walters (R)31.3
AD-74Mark Wyland (R)18.0
AD-75George A. Plescia (R)21.8
AD-76Lori Saldana (D)12.9
AD-77Jay Lasuer (R)32.6
AD-78Shirley Horton (R)1.3
AD-79Juan Vargas (D)70.5
AD-80Bonnie Garcia (R)17.3

California State Assembly

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner