Election Litigation: Lessons from 2000 and 2020

This chapter examines the critical moments of the 2000 U.S. presidential election and its legal implications, particularly the impact of Florida's vote count on the Supreme Court's decision in favor of George W. Bush. It draws parallels with the 2020 election, emphasizing the challenges and contentious atmosphere surrounding voting processes, including mail-in ballots and recounts. The chapter highlights ongoing legal battles and their potential implications for future elections, showcasing the deepening political divisions and differing legal strategies employed by both parties.