Which best describes the role of the US Supreme Court in the 2000 presidential election? It declared George W. Bush the winner of the election. It refused to become involved in the election. It ordered a recount in Florida, resulting in Bush's election. It stopped a recount in Florida, resulting in Bush's election.

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Aliana Mckenzie

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22 May, 15:14

Which best describes the role of the US Supreme Court in the 2000 presidential election? It declared George W. Bush the winner of the election. It refused to become involved in the election. It ordered a recount in Florida, resulting in Bush's election. It stopped a recount in Florida, resulting in Bush's election.

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Marilyn Berg · Answer 1

The best answer is that the Supreme Court stopped the recount in Florida, and this resulted in Bush's win and election for the president. It is hard to say who would have won if the recount proceeded, as the results are different depending on the standard (one standard suggests a difference of only 3 votes!)