And the anti-EU party won by a single vote in Lincoln Hartsholme, following a recount.
Its president has a single vote on the governing council of the European Central Bank.
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He won his post in 1995 by a single vote over Connecticut's Christopher Dodd.
They tabled a confidence motion in parliament which the government lost by a single vote.
The co-op proposition squeaked by the UC board with a single vote to spare.
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In 2008 the constitutional court threw the case out, albeit by a single vote.
That could be just a single vote in your apartment building, one vote in your dorm room.
Committee members were split down the middle on the issue, with a single vote deciding the issue.
Each senator has a single vote, and the next vice president would be chosen by a simple majority vote.
That could mean just a couple of votes in your neighborhood, just a single vote in your apartment building.
That could mean a single vote in an apartment, in a dorm room.
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That could mean just one vote in a neighborhood, just a single vote in an apartment building, on your college campus.
Understand that a single vote in an apartment building or on a college campus -- (applause) -- could make the difference.
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Shoot, that could mean just one vote in your neighborhood, just a single vote in an apartment building, on a college campus.
But a single vote almost never decides the outcome of an election.
In August 1941 the House of Representatives only reluctantly voted to renew the peacetime draft, passing it by a single vote, 203-202.
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Just a single vote in an apartment building could make the decision.
The state awards its five electoral votes by congressional district, and the Omaha-anchored 2nd District sent a single vote to Obama in 2008.
In the Amble West and Warkworth ward, Conservative Jeffrey Watson beat rival Lib-Dem candidate Juliet Porksen by just a single vote (432 to 431).
Interestingly, a blog from the Los Angeles Times notes that the amendment was ratified by one single vote, that of a Mr. Harry T.
That could be just a single vote in an apartment building.
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Because that could mean just a couple of votes in your neighborhood, just a single vote in an apartment building or in a dorm room, right?
He won a contest for the Senate minority leadership in 1994 by a single vote, and one of his backers bolted soon afterwards to the Republicans.
I'm talking to them about the good news story we've got on that, on immigration, on a European referendum, and I'm going out to get every single vote.
That could mean just a couple of votes on your block, just a single vote in an apartment building, just one or two votes in a college dorm.
My rough calculation of the chance that a single vote cast in New York will decide the presidency is 1 in 10 raised to the power 61, 000, or thereabouts.
Paul Wellstone in a plane crash Friday has major implications on who will control the closely divided Senate, where his Democratic party clings to power by a single vote.
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