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In North Dakota One Vote Does Count

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I believe my 'one vote' lists; National, by State, and Other; to be the most comprehensive listing on the internet.
Actually it is not just 1 vote but is 1 vote over or shy of a majority, or 'super-majority'. Any one voter of the victory tally had the power to sway the victory to a tie or the opposition. One vote is victory among many when the many have the majority. - Roger W Hancock.
I have included where one vote each over several precincts could have made a difference.

"A nation is only an individual multiplied." - Mark Twain, "The Turning-Point of My Life" Power of one vote.

NORTH DAKOTA

One Vote Counts

1872

U.S.
ND

1 vote fails legislation considered by the Dakota Territory legislature to give women the vote.

1962

1 vote per precinct elected the governor of North Dakota.

1970

1 vote in each of three precincts elected Robert McCarney over Richard Elkin in the Republican Primary for the U.S. House.

1962

1 vote victory in district 41 for Republican Janet Wentz ended a tie of 50 delegates for each party in the state House.

1970

1 vote in just three precincts give the victory of the 1970 Republican Primary for the U.S. House to Robert McCarney over Richard Elkin.

1974

1 vote in 196 precincts secures the victory in North Dakota's closest Senate race when incumbent Republican Senator Milton R. Young defeats the Democratic-NPL challenger William L. Guy.

1976

1 vote gives the vitory of the 41st District State House seat to Republican Janet Wentz, breaking a 50/50 tie for seats in the House.

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Timeline of North Dakota History

One Vote Sources - http://www.magicdragon.com/Wstates.html - http://www.shgresources.com/nd/timeline/ - http://election.dos.state.fl.us/voterreg/1-vote.shtml - http://www.suffragist.com/timeline.htm

North Dakota
– AL – AK – AZ – AR – CA – CO – CT – DE – D.C. – FL – GA – HI – ID – IL – IN – IA – KS –
KY – LA – ME - MD – MA – MI – MN – MS – MO – MT – NE – NV – NH – NJ – NM – NY – NC
– ND – OH – OK – OR – PA – RI – SC – SD – TN – TX – UT – VT – VA – WA – WV – WI – WY –
"One Vote"

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