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| District | Democrat nominee | Republican nominee | Independent candidate |
| First | none | Rep. Jo Ann S. Davis | William A. Lee |
| Second | David B. Ashe | Del. Thelma S. Drake * | - |
| Third | Rep. Robert C. Scott | Winsome E. Sears | - |
| Fourth | Jonathan R. Menefee | Rep. J. Randy Forbes | - |
| Fifth | Al C. Weed, II | Rep. Virgil H. Goode, Jr. | - |
| Sixth | none | Rep. Bob Goodlatte | - |
| Seventh | none | Rep. Eric I. Cantor | W. Brad Blanton |
| Eighth | Rep. James Moran | Lisa Marie Cheney | James T. Hurysz |
| Ninth | Rep. Frederick C. Boucher | Kevin R. Triplett | Seth A. Davis |
| Tenth | James R. Socas | Rep. Frank R. Wolf | - |
| Eleventh | Ken Longmyer | Rep. Thomas M. Davis, III | Joseph P. Oddo |
* Rep. Ed Schrock withdrew on August 30 and Thelma Drake, a member of the Va. House of Delegates, was substituted on Aug. 31, 2004 by the 2nd Congressional District Republican Committee.
Official Winners List (State Board of Elections)
| Democrat nominee | Republican nominee |
| *Paula J. Miller | Michael L. Ball |
| 9437 Wells Parkway | 3823 Heutte Drive |
| Norfolk VA 23503 | Norfolk VA 23518 |
* denotes winner
 | The Republican Party held conventions to choose national convention delegates May 7 - June 8 |
| Click here for a list of presidential campaigns and their contact information |
| Click here for a schedule of national Democratic Party primaries and caucuses |
| 8 candidates appeared on the Feb. 10 Virginia ballot (listed here in alphabetical order): Clark, Dean, Edwards, Gephardt, Kerry, Kucinich, Lieberman, and Sharpton. Carol Moseley-Braun did not file qualifying papers by the Dec. 12, 2003 deadline. |
City and Town elections were held on Tuesday, May 4
| City and town council members and municipal school boards (some jurisdictions) |
| Party nominations (where allowed) must have been completed by 5:00 p.m. on Tues., Feb. 10 |
| Party primaries were held (where required) on Tues., Feb. 10 |
| Independent candidates must have filed by 5:00 p.m. on March 2 |
Primary Day was Tuesday, June 8
| Congressional candidates filed by April 9 where a party primary is called |
| Party conventions nominated candidates between May 7 and June 8 |
| Independent candidates had until June 8 to file |
| Electors for President and Vice President of the United States (13 electors) |
| United States Congressman (11 members)# |
| Local governing boards (various localities)+ |
| Special elections, bond referenda and other issues will vary by locality or region |
The Electoral College met on Monday, December 20 at 12 noon, State Capitol
| Virginia has 13 Electors - political parties nominate two at large and one per congressional district |
| Winner of the statewide vote garners all 13 electoral votes |
| List of Electors elected (State Board of Elections) |
# indicates a two-year term commencing in January 2005
+ indicates the term of office depends on the jurisdiction and whether the election is a special or general election.
updated February 15, 2005
