George W. Bush Declared Winner of Florida's Presidential Race

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Monday, November 27, 2000, updated at 09:30(GMT+8)

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George W. Bush Declared Winner of Florida's Presidential Race

Florida's Secretary of State Katherine Harris announced George W. Bush the winner of the state's presidential election on the night of November 26.

Harris, who is a Republican, and another two members of the State Canvassing Commission, certified that Bush got 2,912,790 votes while Gore took 2,912,253 votes.


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	Florida's Secretary of State Katherine Harris announced George W. Bush the winner over Al Gore by 537 votes on the night of November 26 in the state's presidential election.




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