That's not unusual, but it was unusual in that the write-in winner received one vote.
One vote truly makes a difference when it is the only one cast.

If the write in was for, say, Mickey Mouse, we first would have to see if there was anyone with the last name of Mouse registered: Michael Mouse, for instance, known as Mickey.
We're all exhausted after the election, so I thought it would be cruel to ask our staff to run special reports by city for unusual names that could be confused with fake names.
Thankfully, I guess, we were pondering this in Johnson County and not Topeka (Shawnee County, where I traveled Monday).
On my way to teach a class last night, I passed this bench advertisement for a State Farm agent: Chip Munk.
There are no words.
Even when writing a blog, there are no words.
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