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In Bush v. Gore, what did George W. Bush asked the U.S. Supreme Court to do?

to end vote recounts

to disqualify a candidate

to order more recounts

to overturn election results

Sagot :

Answer:

To order more recounts

Explanation:

He asked the supreme court to recount ballots because of the small margin he needed to win.  Ultimately, he won and overturned the election by a small margin.  

But his main action he asked the supreme court to do was re-count the ballots to check for errors in the count and possibly win.

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