His opponent was Frank Calder. Calder had been elected consistently from 1960 through to 1975.

In 1979, Calder and his wife didn’t bother to vote. After all, he had been winning for almost 20 years. This was just another election.

“Landslide Al” won that election by one vote.

Frank Calder had forgotten that every vote counts.

While I know that my single vote may not make a difference, I would like to think that it could, especially in the race for our open senate seat.

Por el contrario, mi buena Amiga.

Au contraire, mon cher Amie.

On the contrary, my good friend.

Im Gegenteil, meine gute Freundin.

YOUR VOTE DEFINITELY MAKES A DIFFERENCE! YOUR VOTE IS PRECIOUS! YOUR VOTE IS IMPORTANT! YOUR VOTE IS YOUR VOICE!

And don't let any Blue Meanie tell you differently!

Rob where can I find a fax machine in Zihua? About 5 yrs ago I looked everywhere for a fax machine and struck out. I was told fax machines were thrown out with the turn of this century.

See my info from an earlier conversation on this subject.
https://www.zihuatanejo.net/tablero/index.php?id=172648

This is my first time voting in a US election from Mexico. I received our ballots and instructions this week and I am ready to return them to the US. For those that have done this before, what is the best shipping method to return the ballots to the US? Looks like DHL and FedEx are relatively expensive. Are there any other viable options from here?

Check your instructions on the ballot for voting from abroad. I'm able to fax my ballot to the Election Supervisor for the county where I'm registered in Florida.
https://vote.gov/voting-outside-of-us

Living here, we only vote in the presidential elections. That is our choice.