Elections for the Arizona State Senate consisted of a primary election on September 7, 2004, and a general election on November 2, 2004.
Qualifications
Article 4, Part 2, Section 2 of the Arizona Constitution states: "No person shall be a member of the Legislature unless he shall be a citizen of the United States at the time of his election, nor unless he shall be at least twenty-five years of age, and shall have been a resident of Arizona at least three years and of the county from which he is elected at least one year before his election."
Campaign contributions
During the 2004 election, the total contributions to Senate candidates was $2,274,490. The top 10 contributors were:[1]
2004 Donors, Arizona State Senate
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Donor
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Amount
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Public Fund
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$948,922
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Vecchiarelli, Mary Jo
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$27,359
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Mead, Slade
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$20,857
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Arizona Association of Realtors
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$11,742
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Salt River Project
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$8,250
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Home Builders Association of Central Arizona
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$5,780
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Fennemore Craig
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$5,540
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Arizona Optometric Association
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$5,440
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Arizona Democratic Party
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$5,008
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Arizona Dental Association
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$4,940
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List of candidates
District 1
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Susan E. Friedman: 7,214
a
September 7 Republican primary:
- Ken Bennett: 17,466
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Susan E. Friedman: 34,326
Ken Bennett: 50,727 
District 2
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Albert Hale: 15,257
a
September 7 Republican primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
Albert Hale: 47,591 
District 3
September 7 Democratic primary:
September 7 Republican primary:
- Ron Gould: 6,956
a
- Joe Hart: 5,314
- Bill Wagner: 5,199
November 2 General election candidates:
Ron Gould: 43,646 
District 4
September 7 Democratic primary:
September 7 Republican primary:
- Susan Burke: 9,791
- Jack W. Harper: 15,024
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Jack W. Harper: 71,870 
District 5
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Cameron Udall: 11,945
a
September 7 Republican primary:
- Jake Flake: 10,604
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Cameron Udall: 27,516
Jake Flake: 33,767 
District 6
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Marla Wing: 3,521
a
September 7 Republican primary:
- Dean Martin: 11,441
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Marla Wing: 21,598
Dean Martin: 42,025 
District 7
September 7 Democratic primary:
- John B. Vannucci: 3,508
a
September 7 Republican primary:
- Jim Waring: 12,048
a
November 2 General election candidates:
John B. Vannucci: 22,814
Jim Waring: 46,335 
District 8
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Stuart M. Turnansky: 4,132
a
September 7 Republican primary:
- Carolyn S. Allen: 11,157
a
- Robert Ditchey: 7,664
Libertarian candidates:
- Orville Weyrich: 65
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Stuart M. Turnansky: 26,398
Carolyn S. Allen: 55,578 
Orville Weyrich: 2,845
District 9
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Steve Poe: 6,677
a
September 7 Republican primary:
- Robert Bob Burns: 16,324
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Steve Poe: 27,601
Robert Bob Burns: 40,817 
District 10
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Lydia Guzman: 3,987
a
September 7 Republican primary:
- Linda Gray: 8,159
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Lydia Guzman: 22,090
Linda Gray: 27,077 
District 11
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Seth Apfel: 5,957
a
September 7 Republican primary:
- Barbara Leff: 14,288
a
September 7 Republican primary:
- Sean Nottingham: 110
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Seth Apfel: 28,364
Barbara Leff: 44,731 
Sean Nottingham: 4,042
District 12
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Kathi Foster: 5,035
a
September 7 Republican primary:
- Robert Blendu: 10,635
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Kathi Foster: 31,700
Robert Blendu: 37,397 
District 13
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Richard Miranda: 3,426
a
September 7 Republican primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
Richard Miranda: 20,417 
District 14
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Bill Brotherton: 2,571
a
September 7 Republican primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
Bill Brotherton: 15,437 
District 15
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Ken Cheuvront: 5,490
a
September 7 Republican primary:
- Andrew Smigielski: 4,109
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Ken Cheuvront: 24,436 
Andrew Smigielski: 13,114
Bradley Cashman (Write-In): 4
District 16
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Linda Aguirre: 4,404
a
September 7 Republican primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
Linda Aguirre: 26,078 
District 17
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Harry Mitchell: 5,390
a
September 7 Republican primary:
- Jesse J. Hernandez: 7,483
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Harry Mitchell: 35,541 
Jesse J. Hernandez: 22,588
District 18
September 7 Democratic primary:
September 7 Republican primary:
- Karen Johnson: 6,159
a
- Mary Jo Vecchiarelli: 5,435
November 2 General election candidates:
Karen Johnson: 32,732 
District 19
September 7 Democratic primary:
September 7 Republican primary:
- Marilyn Jarrett: 14,314
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Marilyn Jarrett: 55,630 
District 20
September 7 Democratic primary:
September 7 Republican primary:
- John Huppenthal: 9,734
a
- Slade Mead: 6,471
September 7 Republican primary:
- Warren Severin (Write-In): 20
a
November 2 General election candidates:
John Huppenthal: 49,770 
Warren Severin: 15,917
District 21
September 7 Democratic primary:
September 7 Republican primary:
- Jay Tibshraeny: 13,342
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Jay Tibshraeny: 62,607 
District 22
September 7 Democratic primary:
September 7 Republican primary:
- Thayer Verschoor: 14,016
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Thayer Verschoor: 67,677 
District 23
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Robert Mitchell: 4,485
- Rebecca Rios: 5,362
a
September 7 Republican primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
Rebecca Rios: 34,592 
District 24
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Robert Cannell: 7,098
a
September 7 Republican primary:
Libertarian candidates:
- Rodney Martin: 85
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Robert Cannell: 28,785 
Rodney Martin: 5,955
District 25
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Marsha Arzberger: 10,505
a
September 7 Republican primary:
- L. E. Thompson: 8,368
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Marsha Arzberger: 31,514 
L. E. Thompson: 24,680
District 26
September 7 Democratic primary:
September 7 Republican primary:
- Toni Hellon: 15,093
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Toni Hellon: 64,303 
District 27
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Jorge Luis Garcia: 4,307
a
- Jesús Romo: 3,349
September 7 Republican primary:
November 2 General election candidates:
Jorge Luis Garcia: 43,532 
District 28
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Gabrielle Giffords: 9,754
a
September 7 Republican primary:
- Charles H. Josephson: 8,064
a
Libertarian candidates:
- Mick Chvala: 123
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Gabrielle Giffords: 43,911 
Charles H. Josephson: 2,289
Mick Chvala: 22,254
District 29
September 7 Democratic primary:
- Victor Soltero: 5,590
a
September 7 Republican primary:
- Bruce P. Murchison: 4,067
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Victor Soltero: 26,414 
Bruce P. Murchison: 15,833
District 30
September 7 Democratic primary:
September 7 Republican primary:
- Tim Bee: 19,111
a
November 2 General election candidates:
Tim Bee: 71,018 
See also
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