Question

Which state's votes became a major problem in 2000 presidential election?

Answer 1

B. Florida
Florida's popular votes had to be recounted numerous times.

Answer 2

Answer: Florida's votes became a major problem in 2000 presidential election.

Explanation: During the 2000 presidential election in the United States, Florida became a major problem as the votes in this state had to be recounted due to an unconvincing narrow margin of votes. The recount of votes in Florida took more than three weeks; therefore, the official results of the 2000 presidential election were not known until a month after the balloting. After the recount, it was informed that George W. Bush had won by a margin of 537 votes in the state of Florida, a number of votes that fianlly allowed him to become the next president of the United States.