Navigating Election Disputes

This chapter explores the intricacies of election disputes, drawing on historical examples like the 1960 Hawaii elections and the 2000 Bush v. Gore case. It discusses the impact of electoral timelines, the role of the media, and the pressure on Congress and courts to address conflicts, alongside the implications for public perception and political stability. The dialogue raises important questions about the evolution of election processes and the need for potential adaptations in today's context.