Original sentence: Illinois voted for Democratic Senator John Kerry in the 2004 United States presidential election.|  align="right" | 0.|  align="right" | 0.08%.|  align="right" | 0.62%.|  align="right" | 2,346,608.|  align="right" | 2,891,989.|  align="right" | 32,452.|  align="right" | 4,366.|  align="right" | 44.48%.|  align="right" | 54.82%.|  colspan="6" align="center" | Other elections: 2000, 2004''', 2008.| George W.| Michael Badnarik of Texas.| Richard Campagna of Iowa.| Richard Cheney of Wyoming
Edited sentence: 0.08%.0.62%.2,346,608.2,891,989.32,452.4,366.44.48%.54.82%.According to CNN.Bush raised $6,892,187.George W.Illinois Democratic primary, 2004.Illinois, a reliable blue state that no Republican has won since 1988, voted for Democratic Senator John Kerry in 2004.Kerry raised $7,100,400.Kerry won every single pre-election poll.Michael Badnarik of Texas.Neither candidate visited this state after October 4th.Out of the 12 polls taken, Kerry won 9 of them with 52% or higher.Richard Campagna of Iowa.Richard Cheney of Wyoming.The final 3 polls averaged Kerry leading 54% to Bush with 41%.com, neither Kerry or Bush advertised in the state after September 26th