Who would have won Florida in the 2000 presidential election had the Supreme Court not stopped the recount?
Was the 2000 US presidential election fair?
If all US States assigned electoral votes proportionally how different would the US Presidential Election results be? The U.S. presidential election? What counts as a landslide in US Presidential elections? What is the US presidential election process? Are national polls of the US presidential race pretty much meaningless? Is it a fact to say that thousands of people from California's votes in the Presidential election did not count? What was the most friendly and amicable presidential election between candidates in American history? What have been the most important presidential decisions in US history since 1950? What is the method of presidential election in USA? Could Florida voter registration => public records dissuaded enough people from voter registration as to have turned the 2000 presidential election? Do you think it would be fair if future presidential elections are decided by the popular vote and not the electoral college? How widespread was election fraud in the 2016 democratic presidential primaries? Why did American voters narrow it down to Hillary and Trump in the presidential election? Does the use of the Electoral College mean US Presidential elections are a "hoax"?  What do American voters value more in presidential elections? The past record of the candidate or the promises made by him? What did Democrats say about Diebold and the Florida Election Commission during the 2000 presidential election? Is the electoral college voting system fair? Are national polls of the US presidential race essentially meaningless? Are there other methods for predicting the winner? What went wrong with the polling in the 2016 US presidential election? Is there any point in doing nationwide polls in the US Presidential race? How do presidential elections work in the US, how do the compare to the presidential elections in Nicaragua? How do presidential elections work in the US, how do the compare to the presidential elections in Mexico? How much voter fraud goes on in US elections? Do other democracies have the electoral college or an equivalent? If not, how is their democracy fair? How does the "point" system in the US primary elections work? Why is the American presidential election campaign so long? How do presidential elections work in the US, how do the compare to the presidential elections in France? Why is popular voting required, if US Presidential election results are decided on basis of electoral votes? How does the US election system works? Why doesn't the US use the popular vote in their general election and presidential election systems?