The past few days have turned America's extraordinary presidential election contest into a legal rollercoaster.On Monday December 4th a state-court judge in Florida seemed to hand almost certain victory to George W. Bush, the Republican candidate, by turning down flat the request by Al Gore, the Democratic candidate, for the counting of votes not recorded by machines in many Florida counties.
As the caucuses opened, some of the sites were packed, with some voters saying they had not quite made up their minds about what to do, reflecting what many Democrats have said was the extraordinary volatility of this contest.
BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 Pataki's Fund-Raising Edge Incumbency and a presumed status as the front-runner have given Gov. George E. Pataki an extraordinary advantage in the contest to pull in buckets of cash.
Two terms in an office that controls tens of billions of dollars in spending and his status as the front-runner have given Gov. George E. Pataki an extraordinary advantage in the contest to pull in the buckets of cash needed to run a modern-day political campaign.
The signs that party elders are weighing whether and how to intervene reflects the extraordinary nature of the contest now and the concern among some Democrats that they not risk an internal battle that could harm the party in the general election.
This year's contest will have extraordinary security preparations, Mr. Ahlerich said.
Their contest has been extraordinary rancorous, including a tense debate in which Clinton castigated Trump over allegations of sexual assault and Trump threatened to jail his opponent.
MIAMI — Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton won the Florida Democratic primary on Tuesday, a contest that generated extraordinary voter interest even though the result will have no practical impact because no delegates were at stake.
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The president is elected, to be sure, but most chief executives are reelected almost irrespective of performance, and claim extraordinary authority in between electoral contests.
