2000 election

Twenty Years Ago, Rioters Tried to Stop a Presidential Vote Count – and Succeeded

by Robert Brent Toplin

On November 22, 2000 a mob succeeded in deciding a presidential election. 

Will This Election Be A Replay Of ‘Bush v. Gore’ At The Supreme Court? Not Likely

by Nina Totenberg

"Election experts, both conservative and liberal, however, say that so far they have seen no evidence of fraud. Rather, as professor Muller puts it, the allegations have been 'nitpicky stuff'.”

The Night the Supreme Court Settled a Presidential Election, Declaring George W. Bush the Winner

On the day the Supreme Court's Bush v. Gore ruling was released, it was not immediately clear that it made George W. Bush the president-elect. 

Ted Olson Argued Bush v. Gore. Before Another Possibly Contested Election, Here Are 7 of His Winning Tactics

by Barbara Perry

Ted Olson served as counsel to George W. Bush in the 2000 Florida recount. He offers his advice to any election lawyers who may end up in the Supreme Court this year. 

How to Steal an Election

A new documentary, “537 Votes,” takes viewers back to the 2000 Florida recount—and shows how little has changed since then.