Washington United States House elections, 2004

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The US House elections in Washington State were held on November 2, 2004. All 9 members of Congress were up for reelection.

1 First District
2 Second District
3 Third District
4 Fourth District
5 Washington's 5th congressional district
6 Sixth District
7 Seventh District
8 Eighth District
9 Ninth District
10 See also

[edit] First District

Jay Inslee (D) - Incumbent, 62.3%
- Website: http://jayinslee.com/
Randy Eastwood (R) - Challenger, 36%
Charles Moore (L) - Challenger, 1.7%

[edit] Second District

Rick Larsen (D) - Incumbent, 63.9%
- Website: http://ricklarsen.org/
Suzanne Sinclair (R) - Challenger, 33.6%
Bruce Guthrie (L) - Challenger, 2.5%

[edit] Third District

Brian Baird (D) - Incumbent, 61.9%
- Website: http://www.brianbaird.com/
Thomas A. Crowson (R) - Challenger, 38.1%

[edit] Fourth District

Doc Hastings (R) - Incumbent, 62.6%
- Website: http://dochastings.com/
Sandy Matheson (D) - Challenger, 37.4%

[edit] Washington's 5th congressional district

Cathy McMorris (R) - 59.7%
- Website: http://www.cathyforcongress.com/
Don Barbieri (D) - 40.3%

McMorris, then 35 years old with 10 years of state House experience behind her, ran for the seat five-term Republican Rep. George Nethercutt left open for a failed Senate bid against Patty Murray. Democratic strategists initially touted their candidate for that race, well-known Spokane developer Don Barbieri, as a strong contender. But McMorris, after winning a tough three-way Republican primary by a wide margin, trounced Barbieri by 59.7 percent to 40.3 percent. [1]