The 2000 presidential election recount in Florida went on for weeks because too many people were allowed to examine and discuss each ballot some counties used ballots that were difficult for workers to interpret the courts refused to make a ruling on the election to stop the process a recount in another state caused officials to question the voting system

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Kiley Bentley

9 March, 03:10

The 2000 presidential election recount in Florida went on for weeks because too many people were allowed to examine and discuss each ballot some counties used ballots that were difficult for workers to interpret the courts refused to make a ruling on the election to stop the process a recount in another state caused officials to question the voting system

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Brandon Moody · Answer 1

Answer: Some counties used ballots that were difficult for workers to interpret.

The 2000 presidential election recount in Florida went on for weeks because some counties used ballots that were difficult for workers to interpret. The elections were held on 7 November and were the greatest presidential election.