Question

Which accurately describes the events in the 2000 presidential election?

Question options:

George W. Bush won the popular vote but lost the election to Al Gore because the Supreme Court overturned the vote.

Al Gore and George W. Bush tied in electoral votes and the election was decided by the U.S. Senate.

The Supreme Court ordered a stop to the recount of votes in Florida and George W. Bush won the presidency although he lost the popular vote.

The House of Representatives had to break the tie in the Electoral College vote, and George W. Bush won the presidency.

Answer 1

The reason why George W. Bush won against Al gore was that he won the electoral vote.

Step-by-step explanation:

people like George W. Bush with the electoral vote then the popular vote.

Answer 2

In the presidential election of 2000, Gov. George W. Bush lost the popular vote to former Vice President Al Gore but won the electoral vote for U.S. president. Bush won the presidency after a mandatory recount in Florida, and an additional hand recount ordered by the Florida Supreme Court was ruled unconstitutional.

Therefore the best answer choice is:
The Supreme Court ordered a stop to the recount of votes in Florida and George W. Bush won the presidency although he lost the popular vote.