Independent

George W. Bush

Ran in 60 elections between 2000 and 2004, winning 36.

Last margin
+25.6
Won 2004
Elections
60
2000–2004

Source: Wikidata, congress-legislators and Open States; 99chambers legislative records

Every race Bush has run

Margin: how far Bush finished ahead of (+) or behind (−) the runner-up.

YearOfficeStageResultOpponentsShareMargin
2004President (Alabama)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D)62.5%+25.6
2004President (Alaska)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Peroutka (AIP)61.1%+25.5
2004President (Arizona)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Michael Badnarik (L)54.9%+10.5
2004President (Arkansas)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Badnarik (L)54.3%+9.8
2004President (California)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Michael Badnarik (L), David Cobb (G)44.4%−9.9
2004President (Tennessee)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D)56.8%+14.3
2004President (Colorado)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (REF), Michael Badnarik (L)51.7%+4.7
2004President (Connecticut)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), David Cobb (G)43.9%−10.4
2004President (Delaware)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Badnarik (L)45.8%−7.6
2004President (District of Columbia)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), David Cobb (G)9.3%−79.8
2004President (Florida)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (REF), Michael Badnarik (L)52.1%+5.0
2004President (Georgia)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Michael Badnarik (L)58%+16.6
2004President (Hawaii)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), David Cobb (G), Michael Badnarik (L)45.3%−8.7
2004President (Idaho)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Michael Badnarik (L), Michael Peroutka (CST)68.4%+38.1
2004President (Illinois)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Michael Badnarik (L)44.5%−10.3
2004President (Indiana)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Michael Badnarik (L)59.9%+20.7
2004President (Iowa)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Michael Badnarik (L), Michael Peroutka (CST)49.9%+0.7
2004President (Kansas)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (REF), Michael Badnarik (L)62%+25.4
2004President (Kentucky)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Badnarik (L)59.5%+19.9
2004President (Louisiana)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Peroutka (CST)56.7%+14.5
2004President (Maine)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), The Better Life (I), David Cobb (G)44.6%−9.0
2004President (Maryland)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Badnarik (L)43%−13.0
2004President (Massachusetts)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Michael Badnarik (L), David Cobb (G)36.8%−25.2
2004President (Michigan)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Badnarik (L)47.8%−3.4
2004President (Minnesota)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Badnarik (L)47.6%−3.5
2004President (Mississippi)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (REF), Michael Badnarik (L)59%+18.9
2004President (Missouri)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Michael Badnarik (L), Michael Peroutka (CST)53.3%+7.2
2004President (Montana)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Peroutka (CST)59.1%+20.5
2004President (Nebraska)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (REF), Michael Badnarik (L)65.9%+33.2
2004President (Nevada)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Badnarik (L)50.5%+2.6
2004President (New Hampshire)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I)48.8%−1.4
2004President (New Jersey)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D)46.2%−6.7
2004President (New Mexico)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Badnarik (L)49.8%+0.8
2004President (New York)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Badnarik (L)40.1%−18.3
2004President (North Carolina)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Michael Badnarik (L)56%+12.4
2004President (North Dakota)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Badnarik (L)62.9%+27.4
2004President (Ohio)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D)50.8%+2.1
2004President (Oklahoma)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D)65.6%+31.1
2004President (Oregon)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Michael Badnarik (L), David Cobb (G)47.2%−4.2
2004President (Pennsylvania)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Michael Badnarik (L), David Cobb (G)48.4%−2.5
2004President (Rhode Island)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (REF), David Cobb (G)38.7%−20.8
2004President (South Carolina)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Peroutka (CST)58%+17.1
2004President (South Dakota)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Peroutka (CST)59.9%+21.5
2004President (Texas)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Michael Badnarik (L)61.1%+22.9
2004President (Utah)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Peroutka (CST)71.5%+45.5
2004President (Vermont)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Badnarik (L)38.8%−20.1
2004President (Virginia)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Michael Badnarik (L), Michael Peroutka (CST)53.7%+8.2
2004President (Washington)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Badnarik (L)45.6%−7.2
2004President (West Virginia)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Badnarik (L)56.1%+12.9
2004President (Wisconsin)GeneralLostJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Badnarik (L)49.4%−0.4
2004President (Wyoming)GeneralWonJohn Kerry (D), Ralph Nader (I), Michael Badnarik (L)68.7%+39.7
2000President (Alabama)GeneralWonAl Gore (D), Harry Browne (L)56.5%+14.9
2000President (Alaska)GeneralWonAl Gore (D), Ralph Nader (G), Patrick ""pat"" Buchanan (REF)58.6%+31.0
2000President (Arizona)GeneralWonAl Gore (D), Ralph Nader (G), Patrick ""pat"" Buchanan (REF)51%+6.3
2000President (Arkansas)GeneralWonAl Gore (D), Ralph Nader (G), Patrick ""pat"" Buchanan (REF)51.3%+5.4
2000President (California)GeneralLostAl Gore (D), Ralph Nader (G), Harry Browne (L)41.7%−11.8
2000President (Colorado)GeneralWonAl Gore (D), Ralph Nader (G), Harry Browne (L)50.8%+8.4
2000President (Connecticut)GeneralLostAl Gore (D), Ralph Nader (G), Howard Phillips (I)38.4%−17.5
2000President (Delaware)GeneralLostAl Gore (D), Ralph Nader (G), Patrick ""pat"" Buchanan (REF)41.9%−13.1
2000President (District of Columbia)GeneralLostAl Gore (D), Ralph Nader (G), Harry Browne (L)9%−76.2

Source: 99chambers results archive

Who Bush has run against

Source: 99chambers results archive

How we know Bush

One person, matched across every source we use.

Source: Identity links: Wikidata, congress-legislators, Open States, FEC