Bush v Gore was a landmark Supreme Court case that decided the outcome of the 2000 presidential election. The ruling had a significant impact on society, as it established the precedent that the Supreme Court could intervene in a presidential election. It also highlighted the importance of the Electoral College in determining the outcome of a presidential election. The ruling also raised questions about the fairness of the electoral process, as it was seen by some as a partisan decision that favored the Republican candidate. The ruling also highlighted the need for election reform, as it highlighted the need for more uniform voting procedures across the country.
