Questions and answers on the election dispute
A Washington based Q and A outlines how the Florida recount, Supreme Court reviews, and potential Congressional actions could decide the election. It covers deadlines, who decides electors, possible legal grounds for Bush, and the roles of Justices, Congress, and state legislatures.
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Bush on defense as Florida recount tightens race
In a sudden shift, George W. Bush faces a narrowing Florida lead after the Florida Supreme Court ordered manual recounts of up to 45 000 ballots. The ruling added 383 votes to Gore and trimmed Bushs margin to 154, prompting Bush to seek a US Supreme Court stay while Gore eyes gains from disputed ballots in Miami Dade and other counties.
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