In one election since he has been here, he said that a mayor was elected with just 63 votes.
In one election, it gave Gov. George E. Pataki his biggest plurality of any county.
In one election night voters fired County Executive Andrew Spano in Westchester, Gov. Jon Corzine of New Jersey and Democratic candidates in local races all over.
In one election last year in Indiana, the new electronic equipment recorded more than 100,000 votes in an election with only 19,000 registered voters.
In one election poll, eighty-three percent of those surveyed said unemployment, the high cost of living, the gap between rich and poor, and other economic issues were the country's most urgent problems.
In one election they wiped out what took the Democrats two elections to build.
In one election the target may be gays, the other immigrants, Muslims and who knows, maybe some day they'll make their way back to Jews, and always, that is always, a foundation of deep hatred and fear of African Americans.
The problems aren't going to go away because of who we elect in one election.
Devin Nunes (R-Tulare) and Tom McClintock (R-Elk Grove) fell behind in one election handicapper's ratings on Thursday, giving more optimism to Democrats who hope to regain control of the House in November.
And there are very, very few proven instances of dead people voting or people voting in two states — and certainly not even close to being on the scale of millions in one election.
Today, in a 5-4 decision written by Chief Justice John Roberts, the Supreme Court in "McCutcheon vs. Federal Election Commission," went beyond "Citizen's United" to strike down overall limits on how much an individual may contribute in one election cycle to innumerable federal candidates and to party committees.
