How Kennedy Won Hawaii's 3 Electoral Votes in 1960, even though Nixon's Electors Were Certified As Winners by the Lieutenant Governor
http://www.leinsdorf.com/how_kennedy_won_hawaii.htm In the 1960 presidential election, Hawaii's 3 electoral votes were cast for Senator John F. Kennedy even though the Republican electors supporting Vice-President Richard M. Nixon had been certified the winners.
This little noticed fact was mentioned by Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy in his dissent in Bush v. Gore.
The final poll taken before the election shoed John F. Kennedy leading in Hawaii by 52.3%. Two days after the election, Kennedy's unofficial lead was 92 votes: 92,183 for Kennedy and 92,091 for Nixon.
On November 17, however, Nixon's electors were certified the winners when the final official tally gave the Republican a 141 vote margin...
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