Assuming Corbyn wins, he will have the leader's office, the support of members, the backing of the unions and, from October, a majority of one on the NEC.
Because the Republicans only have a majority of one on the committee, they can't vote to approve Kavanaugh if Flake is not on board.
Winning six seats as Labour lost five gave the Lib Dems a majority of one on the council, the first time in six years that any single party has enjoyed a clear majority.
"The full significance of this for Labour lies in the fact that it must win 27 seats in the south to gain a majority of one on a uniform national swing," he wrote in a blog post for the New Statesman.
No 10 says Ms Cooper's bill, passed by the Commons with a majority of one vote on Wednesday, would deny the PM the power to agree a deal with EU leaders on April 10, as MPs would have to agree to any new Brexit date.
But with a majority of one, their hold on the chamber depended on the political survival of Mr. Torricelli, who is the focus of a federal investigation into his personal and campaign finances.
A majority of one for independence, on however small a turnout, will be accepted at Westminster as final.
The House of Representatives was then composed of 124 seats and following the election, and after provision of a speaker, the Menzies coalition clung on with a majority of one: 61-60.
On Wednesday, MPs voted - by a majority of one - in favour of a backbench bill which would force Mrs May to ask the EU for a further extension.
If a majority of one resolves a vote, then they are imposing on the minority but for one.
