Question

(04.08 MC) Which statement explains the significance of the Bush v. Gore ruling? O Every state must use the same type of voting ballot in national elections O Many states began to review their elections processes and procedures. O All presidential elections results are now reviewed by the Supreme Court The Supreme Court orders recounts in random states after each election

Answer 1

Answer: B: The Supreme Court orders recounts in random states after each election.

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Answer 2

The correct answer is D) The Supreme Court orders recount in random states after each election.

The statement that explains the significance of Bush v. Gore's ruling is "The Supreme Court orders recount in random states after each election."

The Supreme Court's Bush v. Gore's ruling was important because it gave federal courts more power over state election processes.

After the results of the Electoral College gave the victory of the election to Republican candidate George W. Bush, the Democratic party demanded to have a recount on the votes and the Supre Court of the state of Florida authorized a recount of votes. However, the US Supreme Court decision in the case Bush v. Gore ordered to end the recount of the votes in Florida. So the victory of George W. Bush in Florida gave him the victory in the presidential election of 2000.