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The winner of the 2000 presidential election was effectively decided by?
the Supreme Court halted the recount in Florida
What was something very important that happened in 2000?
In 2000, one of the most significant events was the controversial U.S. presidential election between George W. Bush and Al Gore. The election culminated in a historic Supreme Court ruling in Bush v. Gore, which effectively decided the outcome by halting a recount in Florida, giving Bush the presidency despite Gore winning the popular vote. This election highlighted issues of electoral processes and voting technology, leading to significant discussions about electoral reform in the United States.
Why is Rutherford B. Hayes called old 8 to 7?
The 1876 presidential election was fraught with bribery and corruption. The results were contended for months, ending with a special electoral commission, consisting of 5 members each from the House, Senate, and Supreme Court deciding the results. With all but one Supreme Court justice voting, the results were tied 7-7 between Hayes and Samuel J. Tilden. The last justice was originally to be David Davis, an independent. However, before the commission made its decision, Davis was elected to the Senate by the legislature of Illinois. His replacement was Joseph P. Bradley, a Republican. Thus the deciding electoral votes were awarded to Hayes by an 8 to 7 vote. The term "Old 8 to 7" is pejorative, referring to the disreputable way in which he was elected.
Why was the power to veto in the Roman empire significant?
Because the power to veto would make so the Emperor did not have supreme power
What significant things happened on June 21?
Supreme court gave the okay to burn a US. flag.I don't like it but it happened.
In which year did the supreme court play a significant role in deciding the victor in a contested election?
1876
Was the denial of the votes significant enough to give election to bush jr?
Maybe. The Supreme Court found for Bush.
Why did Norm Coleman - the Republican incumbent - concede to Democrat Al Franken in the contested Senate race in Minnesota?
Norm Coleman conceded to Al Franken because the state Supreme Court determined that Franken had won the election.
Why did the Georgia Supreme Court decide who had the right to be the governor following the 1946 gubernatorial election?
The Georgia Supreme Court intervened in the 1946 gubernatorial election dispute due to a contested election outcome between Herman Talmadge and Ellis Arnall. The election was marred by allegations of fraud, confusion over the election process, and a lack of clear constitutional guidelines regarding succession. Ultimately, the court ruled in favor of Talmadge, asserting his claim to the governorship based on the election results and the political context, thereby resolving the impasse and affirming the authority of the state's judicial system in electoral disputes.
What was the significance of the Supreme Court decision bush v gore?
The Supreme Court Ended A Recount In Florida That Had Stalled The Election -Novanet
What is the deciding vote in the supreme court called?
swingvote
Why does the supreme court not hear cases involving political questions?
Becase politics, as such, are not addressed in the Constitution. However, insofar as adjudicating actions arising from political matters (e.g.: the contested election of Bush v. Gore) the Court CAN arrive at judgments and decisions based on existing law and the Constitution as it is written. Arriving at a judgment on that election did NOT involve a political question, but a PROCEDURAL one.
The 1876 Presidential election was?
The Supreme Court decide the presidential election.
Who settles disputes arising regarding the election of the president of India?
The election of the president.
How does a person get on the US Supreme Court?
by nomination and election
What finally decided the outcome of the 2000 presidential election?
US Supreme Court
Who settles disputes in connection with the election of president?
The Supreme Court
