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History of Voting – Episode 5

Episode 5: Women’s Suffrage. Professor Lisa Tetrault of Carnegie Mellon talks about how women won the right to vote and why the fight for the ballot didn’t stop with the 19th Amendment. Link to OneV’s Podcast: Episode 5

US House Election in Indiana Won by 4 Votes

In the 1870 US House of Representatives election for District 4 (Indiana), Jeremiah M. Wilson defeated David S. Gooding by 4 votes: 12,561-12,557. #VotingMatters #2018Midterms #Indiana

Four Candidates, Two Seats and a 4 Vote Victory in SD House Race

In the 1998 South Dakota House of Representatives election for District 12, four candidates John R. McIntyre, Robert Litz, Hal Wick and Judy Rost fought for two seats. On the initial count, they had respectively 3,229, 2,250, 3,229 and 3,790 (12,498 total votes). As in 1996, Rost won the first seat, while McIntyre and Wick […]

OneV Mission

Our votes shape all aspects of our lives and provide the foundation of our American democracy. All American citizens, regardless of political affiliation, should have representation in our country through their votes. One Nation Every Vote (“OneV”) shares the experiences and stories of American voters and communities that honor their roles as voting citizens. OneV also offers facts and information about past and upcoming elections – and the history of voting in America – with the hope all Americans exercise their right to vote in local, state and federal elections.