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Next, do some research online to understand why Florida had to recount its votes and the immediate result of this recount. Write a short
paragraph explaining your findings and make sure to include links to the sources you used to find information for your answer.
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Final answer:

Florida had to recount its votes due to a close margin in the 2000 presidential election, impacting the final result.


Explanation:

Florida had to recount its votes due to the extremely close margin in the 2000 presidential election, where George W. Bush initially led by about 2,000 votes. An investigation reduced the margin to 150, prompting a recount in Florida. The recount process involved scrutinizing thousands of ballots, particularly focusing on 'hanging chads' that impacted the outcome.


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