The 2004 North Carolina lieutenant governor election saw Democratic candidate Bev Perdue, who was the first female governor of North Carolina, retain her seat with 1,888,397 votes, which was 55.57% of the total, beating his Republican opposition Jim Snyder, who only had 1,453,705, only 42.78% of the total.
The 2004 North Carolina lieutenant governor election saw Democratic candidate Bev Perdue, who was the first female governor of North Carolina, retain her seat with 1,888,397 votes, which was 55.57% of the total, beating his Republican opposition Jim Snyder, who only had 1,453,705, only 42.78% of the total.