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U.S. Senate Florida primary, 2004
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The election to determine which two candidates would be allowed to run for Bob Graham's soon-to-be vacant U.S. Senate seat was held on August 31, 2004.
The winners of the respective races are colored in lime.
Democratic Party Vote
6,835 out of 6,836 precincts are reporting. That is 99% of the total vote count in the state.
| Candidate | Number of votes | Percentage of votes |
|---|---|---|
| Betty Castor | 667,285 | 58% |
| Peter Deutsch | 324,131 | 28% |
| Alex Penelas | 115,151 | 10% |
| Bernard Klein | 47,078 | 4% |
Republican Party Vote
6,834 out of 6,836 precincts are reporting. That is 99% of the total vote count in the state.
| Candidate | Number of votes | Percentage of votes |
|---|---|---|
| Mel Martinez | 520,783 | 45% |
| Bill McCollum | 359,291 | 31% |
| Doug Gallagher | 157,869 | 14% |
| Johnnie Byrd | 68,732 | 6% |
| Karen Saull | 20,623 | 2% |
| Sonya March | 17,753 | 2% |
| Larry Klayman | 16,939 | 1% |
| William Kogut | 3,691 | 0% |
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