List Of Elections In 2004
The following elections occurred in the year 2004.
- Elections in 2004
- Electoral calendar 2004
- American Samoan general election, 2004
- Cook Islands general election, 2004
- Hong Kong legislative election, 2004
- Indonesian legislative election, 2004
- Indonesian presidential election, 2004
- Iranian legislative election, 2004
- Kazakhstani legislative election, 2004
- Malaysian general election, 2004
- Mongolian legislative election, 2004
- Nauruan parliamentary election, 2004
- New Caledonian legislative election, 2004
- New Zealand local elections, 2004
- Pakistani presidential election, 2004
- Palauan general election, 2004
- Pitcairn Islands general election, 2004
- Presidential candidacy of Fernando Poe, Jr.
- Republic of China legislative election, 2004
- Republic of China presidential election, 2004
- Uruguayan general election, 2004
- Uzbekistani parliamentary election, 2004–2005
- Vanuatuan general election, 2004
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