What did the supreme court's ruling in bush v. gore do?
a. it stopped the florida recount.
b. it stopped the california recount.
c. it officially declared the election null and void.
d. it officially declared al gore the winner of the 2000 election.

The supreme court stopped the Florida recount. in the Bush V Gore 2000 election.

Explanation:

In 2000 the Supreme Court of the United States stopped the Florida recount because it found anomalies in the vote counting. Because the counting in Florida was carried out with different standards. However, the supreme court decision allowed Bush to win over Gore with a small margin. It was studied and analyzed, but the supreme court decided that the result would stand and decide the election. They closed the case and George W Bush assumed the presidency of the United States of America. The events of the votation in Florida violated article 2 of the United States constitution. Bush got re-elected in his next period and Barack Obama took power after him.

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