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How much did Bush beat Gore by?
None. Al Gore actually beat Bush by thousands of Florida votes. Even with Katherine Harris and the "butterfly" ballot. The Supreme Court should never have stopped the recount. A million Iraqi's and tens of thousands of Americans say so too.
How much did Al Gore lose the election by?
zero... Al Gore did not run in 2004. Al Gore lost to George W Bush in 2000. Al Gore beat George Bush by half a million popular votes. The electoral college elected George Bush after a voter count problem in Florida, the state in which George Bushs brother was governor. The electoral votes of Florida were then given to Bush to push him over the top giving him 276 electoral votes to Al Gores 266 electoral votes.
What bumper sticker 537 means?
george bush beat al gore by 537 votes in FL in 2000 which gave bush the presidency.
Who made the decision that rewarded the presidency to George W. Bush in 2000?
U.S. Supreme Court
Where was the event of George W Bush V Al Gore?
It was a Supreme Court Case decistion. George Bush beat Al Gore in Florida by one electoral vote. Gore, of course, wanted a recount and sued for it.Here is the Holding:"In the circumstances of this case, any manual recount of votes seeking to meet the December 12 "safe harbor" deadline would be unconstitutional under the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. Florida Supreme Court reversed and remanded."-Wikipedia
Who did George W. Bush beat in his first election?
George W. Bush won the 2000 presidential election defeating Albert Gore, Jr. In the 2000 presidential election George W. Bush received 271 (50.5%) electoral votes and Albert Gore, Jr. received 266 (49.5%) electoral votes. The popular vote totals were Gore 50,996,582 (50.3%) and Bush 50,456,062 (49.7%). Green Party candidate Ralph Nader won 2,882,955 popular votes. Nader did not receive any electoral votes.
Will call of duty modern warfare 2 have gore?
no it does not have gore i played the game and beat it there is not any gore!!!!
Who won presidential election in 2000?
George W. Bush won the 2000 presidential election.2000 U. S. Presidential / Vice Presidential Election Results:269 votes (50.1%) - minimum required271 votes (50.5%) - Gov. George W. Bush of TX / Fmr. Defense Sec. Dick Cheney of WY (Rep. Pty.)266 votes (49.5%) - V.P. Al Gore of TN / U. S. Sen. Joe Lieberman of CT (Dem. Pty.)One elector from the District of Columbia withheld his/her vote in protest of D.C. not having voting representation in Congress. Since an absolute majority of the votes cast is required, that had the effect of reducing the minimum requirement to 269 votes.This election had the second-closest outcome in U. S. history after the election of 1876. The national popular vote was the third-closest on record after the elections of 1880 and 1960.During the time that every state has based their electoral appointments on the popular vote, this was the third time that the candidate with the most electoral votes was not the candidate with the most popular votes nationally, the other two being 1876 and 1888. Of the three, the popular vote was closest in this election.
How much did Andrew Jackson win by in the 1828 election?
In the 1828 U.S. Presidential Election, Andrew Jackson beat incumbent President John Quincy Adams 178 votes to 83 votes.
What democratic has received the most electorial votes?
Franklin D. Roosevelt had both the highest total of electoral votes and the highest percentage of any Democrat when he beat Alf Landon 523-8 in 1936, with 98.49% of the votes. That was the second of the four times he was elected President.
Why was Gerald Ford called the accidental President?
The term "accidental president" has been applied to several presidents. Although Gerald Ford was referred to as the "accidental president" (he was the only man in history to serve as president and vice president without being elected to either post) as well as John Tyler (he was the first to ascend to the presidency following the death of a sitting president) the first occupant of the White House to earn the title "accidental president" was John Q. Adams. "Accidental president" also refers to George W. Bush in the book by David Kaplan.John Q Adams:Adams received this title from his Democratic opposition that were bitter with Adams victory over Andrew Jackson. Following the election, neither candidate had been able to win a majority of the votes in the Electoral College. Therefore, the Constitution stated that the matter had to be decided by the House of Representatives. Henry Clay, then Speaker of the House, was an opponent of Jackson and it was rumored that he swung the election in the House in favor of his friend Adams. This rumor was further flamed when Clay was appointed Adams' Secretary of State. The whole matter, and the title of "accidental president", would come back to haunt Adams in the next election when he was soundly beat by his old rival Jackson. Gerald Ford:Gerald Ford was the only president to have not been elected as either president or vice president in the presidential election preceding his term. In the 1972 election, Richard Nixon was re-elected as president with Spiro Agnew as vice president. However, Agnew fell under investigation for corruption charges, being accused of bribery, tax fraud, extortion, and conspiracy. On 1973 October 10, Agnew resigned. The House Minority Leader, Gerald Ford was the only choice offered to Nixon for vice president, and he became president on December 6 of that year. Due to the Watergate scandal, Nixon was forced to resign the next year on 1974 August 9, making Gerald Ford the 'accidental president'. George W. BushIn the 2000 presidential elections, the voting results between Al Gore, and George W. Bush were so close that the entire race came down to one state: Florida. The day after the election on 2000 November 7, Al Gore had 255 votes, George Bush had 246 votes, and 3 states were still left, with 270 votes needed to win the election. These 3 states were New Mexico with 5 votes, Oregon with 7 votes, and Florida with 25 votes. New Mexico and Oregon would eventually end up declaring Gore their winners. The battle for Florida would take over a month, have many recounts, involve hundreds of lawyers and judges, and even end up in the Supreme Court. Eventually, George W. Bush was declared a narrow winner, and he became the President of the United States.
Was Dan Quayle a vice president?
Yes. He served with George H. W. Bush. The Bush-Quayle ticket beat Dukakis-Bensen in 1988 but lost to Clinton-Gore in 1992.
