Election Law Dynamics: Lessons from Bush v. Gore

This chapter analyzes the historical context and implications of the Bush v. Gore case on current election dynamics, highlighting the unlikelihood of significant legal challenges this election cycle. It explores the Supreme Court's reluctance to engage in election disputes, the independent state legislature theory, and recent key cases that could affect voter rights and election integrity. The narrative reflects a cautious approach from the Supreme Court towards intervening in electoral matters, suggesting a preference for state-level resolutions.