2004 Washington Attorney General election

Candidates Nominee • Deborah Senn, former insurance commissioner of Washington (1993–2001) and candidate for U.S. Senate in 2000 Eliminated in primary • Mark Sidran, former Seattle City Attorney (1990–2002) and candidate for Mayor of Seattle in 2001 Declined • Christine Gregoire, incumbent attorney general (1993–2005) (ran for governor) Endorsements Polling Results By county ==Republican primary==

Candidates Nominee • Rob McKenna, King County Councilor (1996–2005) Eliminated in primary • Mike Vaska, attorney Endorsements Results By county ==Libertarian primary==

Candidates Nominee • J. Bradley Gibson, attorney Results == General election ==

Post-primary endorsements Polling Results By county Counties that flipped from Democratic to Republican • Benton (largest city: Kennewick) • Clallam (largest city: Port Angeles) • Clark (largest city: Vancouver) • Cowlitz (largest city: Longview) • Franklin (largest city: Pasco) • Grays Harbor (largest city: Abderdeen) • Island (largest city: Oak Harbor) • Kitsap (largest city: Bremerton) • Kittitas (largest city: Ellensburg) • Mason (largest city: Shelton) • Pend Oreille (largest city: Newport) • Pierce (largest city: Tacoma) • Skagit (largest city: Mount Vernon) • Skamania (largest city: Carson) • Snohomish (largest city: Everett) • Spokane (largest city: Spokane) • Thurston (largest city: Lacey) • Wahkiakum (largest city: Puget Island) • Whatcom (largest city: Bellingham) • Whitman (largest city: Pullman) • Yakima (largest city: Yakima) ==Notes==