OPINION - For black voters, Bush v. Gore is a stark reminder of the outdated voting equipment that led to many rejected ballots in our communities... This week marks the 10th anniversary of ...

Were it not for Bush v. Gore, the court as we know it would not exist. As a result of Bush’s appointments of Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito, Thomas’ fringe views found growing support in a ...

Election law was a relatively narrow discipline, concerned with voting rights, campaign finance, and redistricting; Bush v. Gore was unprecedented. “At the time, everybody said, ‘This is a ...

One Gore legal supporter now stands with Trump. The Bush v. Gore ruling “may be ranked as the single most corrupt decision in Supreme Court history because it is the only one that I know of ...

This week marks 23 long and weary years since the Supreme Court delivered its landmark opinion in Bush v. Gore. Time sure does fly when democracy is eroding before your very eyes. The court’s de ...

we can see it anticipated by Scalia's moaning over the language in the Bush v. Gore dissents. “Going home after a long day,” Scalia wrote to fellow justices when it was all over on December 12 ...

Scalia told critics of the Bush v. Gore ruling, “Get over it.” That’s impossible. Two decades on, the ruling never has been more with us. Contact Randy Schultz at [email protected].

Yet there remains one important post-9/11 belief that has yet to undergo significant revision: the comforting fallacy that George W. Bush won the 2000 election more or less fairly. Bush won the ...

Over 20 years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in Bush v. Gore. By a 7-2 majority, the court thought that Florida’s vote-counting standards didn’t satisfy the Constitution’s ...

Over 20 years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in Bush v. Gore. By a 7-2 majority, the court thought that Florida’s vote-counting standards didn’t satisfy the Constitution’s ...

“Under Bush v. Gore, presidential candidates have an interest in having lawful votes counted and unlawful votes invalidated,” they wrote. “This is particularly true in Pennsylvania, a ...

The lawyers who argued in favor of opposing clients in the infamous 2000 Bush v. Gore case before the Supreme Court—which played a major role in deciding the election for former President George W.