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How every vote -- even these odd ones -- counted in the Bay Area's historic, dead-heat House primary
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48% : Rowan | hrowan@bayareanewsgroup.com | Bay Area News GroupTo understand the mind-boggling, consequential power of just one vote in this year's historic District 16 congressional primary, take a stroll through downtown Saratoga, the heart of Santa Clara County's Precinct No. 4692.
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