He emerged the undisputed winner of makeshift elections -- held in homes and garages because of Serbian police harassment -- in 1992 and again in 1998, but now he is much more sure of that claim.
The prime minister was not slow to draw conclusions, reportedly telling aides that in Lazio he had wrought a "sort of miracle".But there is a cloud on Mr Berlusconi's horizon: the success of his ally, Umberto Bossi, whose populist, xenophobic Northern League was the one undisputed victor of these elections.
Berlin's popular Social Democrat mayor Klaus Wowereit was the undisputed winner of yesterday's election - winning 30.8 % of the vote in Berlin and another term as mayor.
UKIP were, nevertheless, the undisputed winners of the European elections.
He is the undisputed front-runner in November's election.
In contrast with pre-revolutionary Iran, the Islamic Republic is a partial democracy, and people let off steam on polling day.The election's real and undisputed victor is the unelected supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who is no friend of reform.
Until the recent political crisis erupted, the media in Pakistan mostly viewed Sharif as an undisputed favorite for next year's general elections.
As we saw a few weeks ago, the race for the 2012 US presidential election had a clear and undisputed winner: data.
Although in the initial count Coleman outpolled Franken by a narrow margin in the November 2008 election, a mandatory recount of 2.9 million undisputed ballots (along with thousands of other disputed and absentee ballots) left Franken ahead by 225 votes.
Although Mr. Putin faces no imminent threat to his power, the election showed that his prolonged rule as the undisputed authority here has generated a significant amount of discontent, at least in the nation's political and economic capital.
