In the contested 2000 presidential election, the ultimate deciding factor turned out to be
A) the concession by candidate Gore.
B) the Supreme Court decision on Florida's electoral votes.
C) the Supreme Court decision on suspected voter fraud.
D) the recount of the national popular vote.
E) the recount of the Florida electoral votes.
B
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a. are yet to be passed by either house of Congress. b. exist only in the House. c. exist only in the Senate. d. exist in both the House and the Senate. e. exist only in the Supreme Court.
Which of the following statements regarding urban machines and party ballots is false? a. The party name attached to a party organization provided a banner under which the organization's localcandidates sought office
b. Some parties controlled a newspaper in a city to promote the organization and its candidates. c. Ballots printed by parties not only allowed secrecy in voting, but also blocked recent immigrants from voting. d. Political parties played almost no role in American elections during the mid-nineteenth century.