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2004 general · November 2, 2004

2004 Rhode Island House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Rhode Island House of Representatives 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 · 75 seats

After the electionD 60 · R 15
Races75
Changed party6
Unopposed27%20 races
Incumbents defeated2

Every district

D 60 · R 15

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1John J. McCauley Jr. (D)70.4
HD-2Paul E. Moura (D)64.9
HD-3Edith Ajello (D)56.2
HD-4Gordon Fox (D)55.0
HD-5John J. Desimone (D)56.6
HD-6Peter N. Wasylyk (D)45.1
HD-7Joanne M. Giannini (D)33.6
HD-8Steven M. Costantino (D)67.6
HD-9Anastasia P. Williams (D)63.5
HD-10Thomas C. Slater (D)75.0
HD-11Grace Diaz (D)77.0
HD-12Joseph S. Almeida (D)Unopposed
HD-13Steven F. Smith (D)Unopposed
HD-14Charlene Lima (D)Unopposed
HD-15James F. Davey (R)3.9FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-16Peter G. Palumbo (D)15.8
HD-17Robert B. Jacquard (D)20.8
HD-18Arthur Handy (D)15.5
HD-19Joseph McNamara (D)Unopposed
HD-20Alfred A. Gemma (D)Unopposed
HD-21Eileen Naughton (D)21.6
HD-22Peter T. Ginaitt (D)Unopposed
HD-23Robert E. Flaherty (D)Unopposed
HD-24Joseph A. Trillo (R)Unopposed
HD-25Timothy A. Williamson (D)35.1
HD-26William J. Murphy (D)18.0
HD-27Norman L. Landroche Jr. (D)24.1
HD-28Victor G. Moffitt (R)1.4
HD-29Raymond J. Sullivan Jr. (D)11.9
HD-30Robert A. Watson (R)Unopposed
HD-31Kenneth Carter (D)15.1
HD-32Laurence W. Ehrhardt (R)1.0Flipped
HD-33Donald J. Lally Jr. (D)4.4
HD-34David A. Caprio (D)Unopposed
HD-35John Patrick Shanley Jr. (D)28.5
HD-36Matthew J. McHugh (D)23.4
HD-37Peter L. Lewiss (D)56.8
HD-38Brian Kennedy (D)24.2
HD-39Joseph H. Scott (R)Unopposed
HD-40Nicholas Gorham (R)Unopposed
HD-41Carol A. Mumford (R)35.9
HD-42Stephen R. Ucci (D)44.5
HD-43Joseph J. Voccola (D)30.3
HD-44Peter J. Petrarca (D)4.4
HD-45Rene R. Menard (D)9.3
HD-46William J. McManus (R)9.3Flipped
HD-47Edwin R. Pacheco (D)19.0
HD-48Raymond C. Church (D)0.3
HD-49David E. Laroche (D)49.4
HD-50Todd R. Brien (D)Unopposed
HD-51Roger A. Picard (D)Unopposed
HD-52Richard W. Singleton (R)6.4Flipped
HD-53Thomas J. Winfield (D)22.6
HD-54Gregory J. Schadone (D)Unopposed
HD-55Doc Corvese (D)Unopposed
HD-56Joseph L. Faria (D)39.6
HD-57Joseph P. Moran (D)39.8
HD-58William Sanbento Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-59J. Patrick Oneill (D)26.7
HD-60Elaine A. Coderre (D)45.0
HD-61Peter F. Kilmartin (D)Unopposed
HD-62Elizabeth Dennigan (D)69.3
HD-63Henry Rose (D)6.4
HD-64Helio Melo (D)47.7
HD-65John A. Savage (R)18.1
HD-66Susan A. Story (R)Unopposed
HD-67Jan Malik (D)33.8
HD-68Fausto C. Anguilla (D)Unopposed
HD-69Raymond E. Gallison Jr. (D)35.3
HD-70Joseph N. Amaral (R)22.2
HD-71John Loughlin (R)8.7Flipped
HD-72Amy G. Rice (D)13.4FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-73J. Russell Jackson (D)44.7
HD-74Bruce J. Long (R)22.3
HD-75Paul W. Crowley (D)18.1

Rhode Island House of Representatives

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