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Election 2004 Results

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2004 US Senate election in New York

Chuck Schumer (Democrat) beat Howard Mills (Republican) in New York in 2004, 71.2% to 24.2%, a margin of 46.9 points and 3,144,755 votes.

The Democratic hold continued from 1998, when Chuck Schumer also won.

Democrats led in 61 of the 62 counties and Republicans in 1. The largest, Kings, cast 615,990 votes and went to the Democrat by 78.9 points. The closest was Hamilton, where 263 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Chuck Schumer won Democratic 4,769,824 71.2%
Howard Mills Republican 1,625,069 24.2%
All other candidates 307,982 4.6%
Total6,702,875

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Kings 542,759 88.1% 56,823 9.2% 16,408 615,990 D+78.9
Suffolk 391,950 66.8% 163,470 27.9% 31,493 586,913 D+38.9
New York 512,902 87.5% 59,560 10.2% 13,847 586,309 D+77.3
Nassau 387,085 66.5% 161,395 27.7% 34,006 582,486 D+38.7
Queens 450,332 83.7% 71,453 13.3% 16,242 538,027 D+70.4
Erie 290,210 72.0% 91,985 22.8% 20,912 403,107 D+49.2
Westchester 258,134 70.5% 92,685 25.3% 15,453 366,272 D+45.2
Monroe 204,268 66.1% 87,655 28.4% 17,222 309,145 D+37.7
Bronx 269,768 90.6% 21,935 7.4% 6,060 297,763 D+83.2
Onondaga 125,318 62.9% 61,500 30.9% 12,447 199,265 D+32.0
Richmond 98,123 68.6% 37,727 26.4% 7,215 143,065 D+42.2
Albany 95,247 69.8% 34,800 25.5% 6,364 136,411 D+44.3
Orange 73,135 55.1% 53,011 40.0% 6,507 132,653 D+15.2
Rockland 81,155 67.8% 32,993 27.6% 5,566 119,714 D+40.2
Dutchess 66,100 59.4% 38,170 34.3% 6,997 111,267 D+25.1
Saratoga 53,309 54.7% 38,846 39.8% 5,377 97,532 D+14.8
Oneida 52,655 59.9% 29,195 33.2% 6,055 87,905 D+26.7
Niagara 56,314 65.3% 25,137 29.1% 4,798 86,249 D+36.1
Broome 51,339 61.7% 27,768 33.4% 4,072 83,179 D+28.3
Ulster 51,689 63.8% 24,029 29.7% 5,302 81,020 D+34.1
Rensselaer 40,911 61.5% 21,431 32.2% 4,152 66,494 D+29.3
Schenectady 39,521 61.9% 20,316 31.8% 4,047 63,884 D+30.1
Chautauqua 34,116 61.9% 18,545 33.6% 2,471 55,132 D+28.2
Oswego 25,890 56.3% 17,167 37.3% 2,912 45,969 D+19.0
Ontario 26,849 59.6% 15,951 35.4% 2,278 45,078 D+24.2
Putnam 24,001 58.0% 14,557 35.2% 2,838 41,396 D+22.8
Tompkins 25,930 68.1% 9,504 25.0% 2,637 38,071 D+43.1
St. Lawrence 25,724 69.8% 9,237 25.1% 1,902 36,863 D+44.7
Wayne 19,083 52.3% 14,986 41.1% 2,413 36,482 D+11.2
Steuben 18,167 50.0% 16,379 45.1% 1,770 36,316 D+4.9
Jefferson 22,463 64.2% 10,846 31.0% 1,661 34,970 D+33.2
Chemung 20,242 57.9% 13,165 37.6% 1,562 34,969 D+20.2
Cayuga 18,719 58.5% 11,107 34.7% 2,154 31,980 D+23.8
Cattaraugus 17,104 55.4% 12,194 39.5% 1,590 30,888 D+15.9
Clinton 18,509 62.1% 9,873 33.1% 1,418 29,800 D+29.0
Columbia 16,926 59.7% 9,868 34.8% 1,560 28,354 D+24.9
Sullivan 17,582 62.1% 9,080 32.1% 1,651 28,313 D+30.0
Warren 15,611 56.0% 10,889 39.0% 1,387 27,887 D+16.9
Madison 15,359 56.4% 9,984 36.7% 1,880 27,223 D+19.7
Livingston 14,236 53.8% 10,814 40.9% 1,397 26,447 D+12.9
Genesee 13,454 54.9% 9,584 39.1% 1,457 24,495 D+15.8
Herkimer 13,919 57.0% 8,754 35.9% 1,734 24,407 D+21.2
Otsego 13,632 57.1% 8,638 36.2% 1,620 23,890 D+20.9
Washington 11,947 53.9% 9,000 40.6% 1,211 22,158 D+13.3
Tioga 10,872 50.1% 9,602 44.2% 1,228 21,702 D+5.9
Greene 10,352 49.9% 9,150 44.1% 1,251 20,753 D+5.8
Cortland 11,486 57.4% 7,366 36.8% 1,168 20,020 D+20.6
Fulton 10,207 52.7% 7,913 40.8% 1,259 19,379 D+11.8
Chenango 9,880 51.4% 8,171 42.5% 1,184 19,235 D+8.9
Delaware 9,600 50.1% 8,423 44.0% 1,121 19,144 D+6.1
Montgomery 10,895 59.4% 6,235 34.0% 1,216 18,346 D+25.4
Allegany 8,399 48.7% 7,856 45.5% 999 17,254 D+3.1
Essex 8,726 52.8% 6,693 40.5% 1,106 16,525 D+12.3
Wyoming 8,494 51.8% 6,929 42.3% 972 16,395 D+9.5
Franklin 9,913 61.9% 5,443 34.0% 670 16,026 D+27.9
Orleans 7,668 52.5% 6,161 42.1% 790 14,619 D+10.3
Seneca 8,228 60.7% 4,595 33.9% 722 13,545 D+26.8
Schoharie 6,750 50.2% 5,991 44.5% 709 13,450 D+5.6
Lewis 5,929 58.5% 3,700 36.5% 507 10,136 D+22.0
Yates 5,216 54.6% 3,911 40.9% 424 9,551 D+13.7
Schuyler 4,088 52.8% 3,227 41.6% 433 7,748 D+11.1
Hamilton 1,434 43.3% 1,697 51.3% 178 3,309 R+7.9

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

New York Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2024 Kirsten Gillibrand (D) D+18.3
2022 Chuck Schumer (D) D+14.0
2018 Kirsten E. Gillibrand (D) D+34.0
2016 Chuck Schumer (D) D+43.4
2012 Kirsten Gillibrand (D) D+45.9
2010 Chuck Schumer (D) D+34.1
2006 Hillary Clinton (D) D+36.0
2004 Chuck Schumer (D) D+46.9
2000 Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) D+12.3
1998 Chuck Schumer (D) D+10.5
1994 Patrick Moynihan (D) D+13.7
1992 Alfonse D'amato (R) R+1.1
1988 Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D) D+36.0
1986 Alfonse M. D'amato (R) R+14.6
1982 Daniel P. Moynihan (D) D+30.9
1980 Al D'Amato (R) R+1.3
1976 Pat Moynihan (D) D+9.3
1974 Jacob K. Javits (R) R+7.1
1970 James L. Buckley (other)
1968 Jacob Javits (R) R+17.0
1964 Robert Kennedy (D) D+9.9
1962 Jacob Javits (R) R+17.2
1958 Kenneth Keating (R) R+2.4
1956 Jacob Javits (R) R+6.6
1952 Irving M. Ives (R) R+19.1
1950 Herbert H. Lehman (D) D+5.1
1946 Irving M. Ives (R) R+5.2
1944 Robert F. Wagner (D) D+6.4
1940 James M. Mead (D) D+7.0
1938 Robert F. Wagner (D) D+9.6
1934 Royal S. Copeland (D) D+18.5
1932 Robert F. Wagner (D) D+17.2
1928 Royal S. Copeland (D) D+1.2
1926 Robert F. Wagner (D) D+4.1
1922 Royal S. Copeland (D) D+11.6
1920 James Wadsworth Jr. (R) R+19.5
1916 William M. Calder (R) R+15.1
1914 James Wolcott Wadsworth Jr. (R) R+5.0