How Did 537 Votes Decide the 2000 Election? | Bush vs. Gore
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How Did 537 Votes Decide the 2000 Election? | Bush vs. Gore
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How did only 537 votes in Florida decide the 2000 presidential election?
In this America 250 episode, Jason and JR revisit the unforgettable contest between George W. Bush and Al Gore. They break down Florida’s disputed ballots, hanging chads, the confusing butterfly ballot, multiple recounts and the Supreme Court decision in Bush v. Gore.
Al Gore won approximately 544,000 more votes nationwide, but Bush secured the presidency with a 271–266 Electoral College victory. It took 36 days after Election Day for the country to know who its next president would be.
The brothers also discuss the NFL, Pittsburgh Steelers, Cincinnati Bengals, modern politics, society getting softer—and why replacing windshield wipers has become unnecessarily complicated.
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Thirty minutes. Same chaos.