In the 74th minutes when Gore's lawyer exits the elevator from which he was surrounded by at least six pro- GW Bush protesters, he exits at his floor when he would easily have been detained and prevented from doing so due to being outnumbered.
The wall at the Division of Elections is shown in grey. It is in fact blue.
In the first scene, where James Baker is drinking Dr. Pepper,
the can he is drinking from was not issued in 2000. However, later on in the movie, this error was corrected and he is drinking out of the older version of the can.
Ben Ginsberg states that Bill Daley's father "stole it for JFK," referring to the belief that Chicago mayor Richard Daley rigged the vote in Illinois in 1960. Kennedy would have still won the electoral college without Illinois.
"Mac" asks on the phone, "Quo me vis?", pronouncing his V as a V, but a moment earlier, he had been repeating the teacher's Latin and pronouncing his Vs correctly as Ws.