alassane ouattara won the presidential election by one vote.
who won the presidential election by one vote?
alassane ouattara
hendricks, a lifelong democrat, was his party's candidate for u.s. vice president with new york governor samuel tilden as its presidential nominee in the controversial presidential election of 1876. although they won the popular vote, tilden and hendricks lost the election by one vote in the electoral college to the republican party's presidential nominee, rutherford b. hayes, and his vice presidential running mate, william a. wheeler. despite his poor health, hendricks accepted his party's nomination for vice president in the election of 1884 as grover cleveland's running mate. cleveland and hendricks won the election, but hendricks only served as vice president for about eight months, from march 4, 1885, until his death on november 25, 1885, in indianapolis. he is buried in indianapolis's crown hill cemetery.
thomas a. hendricks
during the 2008 u.s. presidential election, the organization launched a campaign called one vote '08. the campaign was co-chaired by former u.s. senate majority leaders tom daschle (d-sd) and bill frist (r-tn). since 2009, one has run a series of one vote campaigns around national elections, including one vote 2010 in the united kingdom, one vote 2012 in both france, and one vote 2012 and one vote '16 in the united states.





























in 2010, the gates foundation's living proof project became part of one.





























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