Which statement was not an effect of the United States Supreme Court's ruling in Bush v. Gore?

(1) Florida's Electoral College votes went to George Bush.

(2) George Bush became president.

(3) Tennessee's Electoral College votes went to Al Gore.

(4) The Florida Supreme Court was overruled.

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22 January, 06:46

Which statement was not an effect of the United States Supreme Court's ruling in Bush v. Gore?

(1) Florida's Electoral College votes went to George Bush.

(2) George Bush became president.

(3) Tennessee's Electoral College votes went to Al Gore.

(4) The Florida Supreme Court was overruled.

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Ariella Daniel · Answer 1

The right answer is (3) Tennessee's Electoral College votes went to Al Gore.

Explanation:

On December 12, 2000, the US Supreme Court decision reversed a decision by the Florida Supreme Court to ask for a selective manual recount of Florida's presidential election ballots. This secured the victory of Republican George W. Bush in that state by giving him its 25 votes in the Electoral College. Tennessee's votes were not concerned.

Which statement was not an effect of the United States Supreme Court's ruling in Bush v. Gore?(1) Florida's Electoral College votes went to George Bush.(2) George Bush became president.(3) Tennessee's Electoral College votes went to Al Gore.(4) The Florida Supreme Court was overruled.

Which statement was not an effect of the United States Supreme Court's ruling in Bush v. Gore?

(1) Florida's Electoral College votes went to George Bush.

(2) George Bush became president.

(3) Tennessee's Electoral College votes went to Al Gore.

(4) The Florida Supreme Court was overruled.