This chapter examines the contentious aftermath of the 1960 presidential election between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon, focusing on Nixon's hesitant response amid uncertainties about the results. It explores historical and contemporary issues surrounding election integrity, including skepticism towards vote legitimacy and the evolution of voting laws influenced by political dynamics. The chapter also reflects on how these election disputes resonate with modern challenges in the electoral process and perceptions of democracy.

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