I had meant the Bush/Gore election, but I will take these too since I’ve read conflicting reports on how Stone reacted to the riot as it was happening.
This is worth studying, I’d be interesting in comparing 2000 with 2016, as well as the ways that establishment democrats had intervened to deny Bernie Sanders the democratic nomination. I’ll see what sources I can put together and anything interesting I find out I’ll share, and if you have time to do the same I’d appreciate anything you could find. Maybe there’s time to write an article before the election, though even afterward for future elections would be worthwhile.
It sounds like there were a lot of technical issues in Florida that led votes to be cast to the wrong person, as well as votes to be discarded entirely, which led to a case before the Supreme court where they said there was a deadline that had to be meant even if it meant discarding votes.
I had meant the Bush/Gore election, but I will take these too since I’ve read conflicting reports on how Stone reacted to the riot as it was happening.
This is worth studying, I’d be interesting in comparing 2000 with 2016, as well as the ways that establishment democrats had intervened to deny Bernie Sanders the democratic nomination. I’ll see what sources I can put together and anything interesting I find out I’ll share, and if you have time to do the same I’d appreciate anything you could find. Maybe there’s time to write an article before the election, though even afterward for future elections would be worthwhile.
This one has quite a few details on the 2000 election and contributing factors I had not known about: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/rigged-vote-four-us-presidential-elections-contested-results-180961033/
It sounds like there were a lot of technical issues in Florida that led votes to be cast to the wrong person, as well as votes to be discarded entirely, which led to a case before the Supreme court where they said there was a deadline that had to be meant even if it meant discarding votes.
That does still leave the question of why the Supreme Court decided this way which led me to: https://www.britannica.com/event/Bush-v-Gore
And then there is this paper written by a university teacher, Miguel Martinez-Saenz: https://cah.ucf.edu/fpr/article/the-2000-presidential-election-a-matter-of-opinions/