John Kerry 2004 presidential campaign

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United States presidential campaign political campaign

The John Kerry 2004 presidential campaign was the Democratic Party effort led by Senator John Kerry to unseat incumbent President George W. Bush in the 2004 United States presidential election.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	United States presidential campaign → political campaign →
campaignColor	blue →
campaignHeadquarters	Washington, D.C. →
campaignSlogan	Let America Be America Again → Stronger at Home, Respected in the World →
campaignStart	2003 →
campaignWebsite	johnkerry.com →
candidate	John Kerry →
conventionCity	Boston →
conventionState	Massachusetts →
country	United States →
election	2004 United States presidential election →
electionDate	2004-11-02 →
electionResult	lost →
electoralVotes	251 →
ideology	liberalism in the United States →
incumbentOpponent	George W. Bush →
keyIssue	Iraq War → economy → environmental policy → health care → jobs → national security → tax policy →
nominatedBy	2004 Democratic National Convention →
nominationDate	2004-07-29 →
opponent	George W. Bush 2004 presidential campaign →
opponentCandidate	George W. Bush →
opponentElectoralVotes	286 →
opponentRunningMate	Dick Cheney →
politicalParty	Democratic Party (United States) →
popularVotes	approximately 59,028,000 →
popularVoteShare	48.3% →
positionOnHealthCare	expansion of health insurance coverage →
positionOnIraqWar	critical of Bush administration handling →
positionOnTaxes	roll back tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans →
predecessorCampaign	Al Gore 2000 presidential campaign →
primaryOpponent	Dick Gephardt 2004 presidential campaign → Howard Dean 2004 presidential campaign → John Edwards 2004 presidential campaign → Wesley Clark 2004 presidential campaign →
runningMate	John Edwards →
selectedAsRunningMate	John Edwards →
successorCampaign	Barack Obama 2008 presidential campaign →
vicePresidentialSelectionDate	2004-07-06 →
wonPrimary	Iowa Democratic caucuses 2004 → New Hampshire Democratic primary 2004 →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Wesley Clark 2004 presidential campaign →	competitor
Perkins Coie →	hasClient
Howard Dean 2004 presidential campaign →	mainOpponent
Dick Gephardt 2004 presidential campaign →	opponent
Stronger at Home, Respected in the World →	usedDuringCampaign