Al Gore presidential campaign 2000
Profile: Al Gore presidential campaign 2000
Related Entities:
- Has as leader Albert Arnold (“Al”) Gore, Jr.
- Has as leader Warren Christopher
- Employer of Mike Langton
- Employer of Mark D. Fabiani
- Employer of Eli Attie
- Employer of Ron Klain
- Employer of Nick Baldick
- Employer of Donnie Fowler
- Employer of Michael Whouley
- Employer of Chris Kehane
- Employer of Roy Neel
- Client of Mark Herron
- Client of Dexter Douglas
- Client of Kendall Coffey
- Employer of Joe Fraga
Events (45)
- November 8-9, 2000: Many Democrats Blame Nader for Costing Gore Critical Votes 2000-11-08
- 2:15 a.m. November 8, 2000: Fox News, Other Networks Project Bush as Winner of Florida, US Presidency 2000-11-08
- Mid-Morning, November 8, 2000: Gore, Bush Campaigns Send ‘Quick Response’ Teams to Florida to Handle Election Conflict; Serious Problems Reported 2000-11-08
- November 9, 2000: Presidential Campaigns Handle Post-Election Affairs Differently 2000-11-09
- November 9, 2000: Gore Campaign Asks for Recount of Four Florida Counties, Bush Accuses Gore of ‘Cherry-Picking’ Counties for Recounts 2000-11-09
- 11:35 p.m. November 9, 2000: ABC Lets Bush Aides Dominate Hour-Long ‘Analysis’ of Florida Election Situation 2000-11-09
- 12:20 a.m. November 9, 2000: Gore Campaign Aide Writes Memo Summarizing Election Discrepancies in Palm Beach County 2000-11-09
- November 10, 2000: New York Times Says Gore Consideration of Legal Recourses in Florida Election ‘Worrying,’ Asks Gore to Let Results Stand 2000-11-10
- November 10, 2000: Florida Machine Recount Completed in 66 of 67 Counties, Gore Campaign Requests Recounts in Four Disputed Counties; ‘Undervotes’ at Heart of Question 2000-11-10
- November 10, 2000: Post Slams Gore Campaign for Considering Legal Remedies in Florida Recount 2000-11-10
- November 11-13, 2000: Florida Court Rejects Bush Campaign Request to Stop Manual Recounts 2000-11-11
- November 12, 2000: Democrats Intend to Sue Florida County Elections Supervisor for Allowing GOP Ballot Tampering 2000-11-12
- November 12, 2000: Conservative Columnist Lambasts Gore Campaign’s Call for Recounts 2000-11-12
- 9:00 a.m. November 13, 2000: Florida Secretary of State Refuses to Extend Election Certification Deadline; County Sues to Extend Deadline; Democrats Speculate on Partisanship of Decision 2000-11-13
- 11:00 a.m. November 14, 2000: Bush Campaign Recommends that Gore Campaign Accept 5 P.M. Tally 2000-11-14
- November 14, 2000: Florida County Begins Manual Recount 2000-11-14
- 8:20 a.m. November 14, 2000: Florida County, Facing Certification Deadline, Delays Manual Recount; Democratic Observer Notes Republican Stalling Tactics 2000-11-14
- 10:15 p.m., November 15, 2000: Bush Campaign Rejects Gore Proposal for Full Recount 2000-11-15
- November 15-17, 2000: Absentee Ballots Become Issue in Florida Vote Tally 2000-11-15
- 8:00 a.m. November 15, 2000: Florida Secretary of State Asks Court to Halt Manual Recounts; Court Denies Request 2000-11-15
- Early Morning, November 16, 2000: Bush Campaign Demands Court Stop All Florida Recounts 2000-11-16
- November 16, 2000: Gore Campaign Files Court Challenge to Florida County Election Results 2000-11-16
- 12:45 p.m. November 16, 2000: Gore Lawyers Ask Judge to Force Florida Secretary of State to Accept Manual Recounts 2000-11-16
- November 17, 2000: Florida County Decides to Recount Presidential Ballots 2000-11-17
- November 17, 2000: Florida Democrats Challenge Acceptance of Some Absentee Ballots in Seminole County 2000-11-17
- November 20-21, 2000: Florida Supreme Court Rules Manual Recounts Can Continue, Results Must Be Accepted 2000-11-20
- November 21, 2000: Campaigns Mobilize Ex-Military Politicians in Absentee Ballot Argument 2000-11-21
- 2:45 p.m. November 23, 2000: Court Rejects Gore Request to Force Resumption of Florida County Recounts 2000-11-23
- Evening, November 23, 2000: Gore Campaign Asks US Supreme Court to Deny Bush Request to Bar Manual Recount Figures’ Acceptance 2000-11-23
- November 24, 2000 and After: ’Sore Loserman’ Campaign Accused of Disrupting Florida Recount Efforts 2000-11-24
- 7:00 p.m. November 25, 2000: Bush Campaign Drops Lawsuit Regarding Florida Military Absentee Ballots, Sues to Re-Examine Recount Ballots 2000-11-25
- 7:30 p.m. November 26, 2000: Florida Secretary of State Announces Bush Winner of Florida Presidential Election 2000-11-26
- November 27, 2000: Flurry of Legal Motions Follows Certification of Bush as Florida Presidential Winner; Gore Contests Florida Certification of Bush 2000-11-27
- 12:52 p.m. November 27, 2000: Democratic Congress Members Hold Conference Call with Gore, Lieberman 2000-11-27
- 9:00 a.m. November 30, 2000 and After: Democrats Ask Florida Supreme Court to Order Recounts in Two Counties, Court Will Reject Plea 2000-11-30
- November 13 - December 1, 2000: Bush Campaign Demands, Receives Manual Recounts in New Mexico 2000-12-01
- 4:40 p.m. December 1, 2000: Florida High Court Refuses to Order Immediate ‘Undervote’ Recount, Finds ‘Butterfly Ballot’ Legal 2000-12-01
- November 28 - December 2, 2000: Judge Refuses to Order Manual Recounts, Refuses to Block Bush Certification 2000-12-02
- 4:43 p.m. December 4, 2000: Florida Judge Rules against Gore in Recount Issues 2000-12-04
- December 7-8, 2000: Florida Supreme Court Orders Recounts of ‘Undervotes’ 2000-12-07
- December 8-9, 2000: Bush Asks US Supreme Court to Declare Him President; Republicans Attempt to Delay Process; Supreme Court Halts Recounts of ‘Undervotes’ 2000-12-08
- December 11, 2000: US Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in ‘Bush v. Gore’; Justice Says ‘Counting of Votes’ Does ‘Irreparable Harm’ to Bush 2000-12-11
- 9:54 p.m. December 12, 2000: Supreme Court ‘Bush v. Gore’ Ruling Throws Out Florida Recounts, Gives Presidency to Bush 2000-12-12
- December 13, 2000: Gore Concedes; Bush Accepts Presidency 2000-12-13
- 10:00 a.m. December 1 - 4, 2000: US Supreme Court Overrules Florida Supreme Court’s Ruling on Florida Recounts