In an extremely contentious and complicated case, the Supreme Court ruled in Bush v. Gore that, under the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution, it was considered which of the selections listed below for Florida counties to have different systems of counting and recounting votes cast in the 2000 Presidential election?

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Miah Durham

9 May, 21:59

In an extremely contentious and complicated case, the Supreme Court ruled in Bush v. Gore that, under the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution, it was considered which of the selections listed below for Florida counties to have different systems of counting and recounting votes cast in the 2000 Presidential election?

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Jermaine Burnett · Answer 1

Unconstitutional

Explanation:

This decision held that counties counting their ballots differently and recounting them different numbers of times was a violation of the Equal Protection Clause.

Also I got the question right so yeah.

Ashton Brewer · Answer 2

Unconstitutional

Explanation:

That's what i got on my assignment and it was right