US Presidency Hinges on Florida Recount

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Wednesday, November 08, 2000, updated at 22:22(GMT+8)

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US Presidency Hinges on Florida Recount

Florida's presidential election tally will be subjected to a recount on November 8 that may help determine whether Republican George W. Bush or Democrat Al Gore goes to the White House, a top state official said.

Florida Attorney General Bob Butterworth, a Democrat who also is Gore's state campaign chairman, said the recount could be completed by the end of the day.


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	Florida's presidential election tally will be subjected to a recount on November 8 that may help determine whether Republican George W. Bush or Democrat Al Gore goes to the White House, a top state official said.




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