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The outcome of the 2000 presidential election was decided by a a. majority vote of the electoral college. b. majority of the popular vote. c. decision of the Supreme Court. d. careful recount of the Florida
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The outcome of the 2000 presidential election was decided by a

a. majority vote of the electoral college.
b. majority of the popular vote.
c. decision of the Supreme Court.
d. careful recount of the Florida votes.

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this was decided by the c. decision of the Supreme Court. - and specifically, the decision to stop the re-count in Florida, a decision that was very close in votes, 5-4.
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