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What State's votes finally decided the 2000 US Presidential election?

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Florida

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State which decided 2000 presidential election?
Florida and Ohio.
Who can vote in the us presidential election?
United state citizens can vote for the presidents and and in some cases people from other countries can vote as well IF they become a Us citizen first .This Question was answered by Rachel Graf
The 2000 presidential election finally ended with the exact vote count in which state?
Florida
Who can vote in the US presidential elections?
18 year old American citizens are usually eligible to vote. Some ex-criminals are barred from voting. Advanced registration is required most places.
Who decided the US presidential election in 2000?
The usual answer is "the US Supreme Court", because the results were extraordinarily close and led to lawsuits ultimately decided in Bush v Gore in the high court. The 5-4 decision prevented planned...