Quick SQL question

I have a table of nominations for lodges that includes a Year field. Any given lodge can be nominated in different years, so will multiple records in this table, e.g.

LodgeID, Year
1, 2015
1, 2014
1, 2013
2, 2015
3, 2015
3, 2013

What would the SQL syntax be to return a list of lodges where the Year included 2015 only?

ie

2, 2015

Thanks.

SELECT * FROM tableName WHERE Year = '2015'

Sorry, I could probably have worded that better.

I mean return lodges where the year = 2015 only, i.e. include:

2, 2015

Because 2015 is the only year that lodge had a nomination.

But exclude:

1, 2015
3, 2015

Because lodges 1 and 3 also had nominations in years other than 2015.

SELECT * FROM tableName GROUP BY LodgeID HAVING COUNT(LodgeID) = 1

How does that reference lodges that were only nominated in 2015?

I tried using CASE:

SELECT LodgeID, Year FROM nominations GROUP BY LodgeID HAVING COUNT(CASE WHEN Year = '2015') = 1

But getting an error.

SELECT * FROM testing GROUP BY LodgeID HAVING COUNT(LodgeID) = 1 AND Year = '2015'

Thanks Jason - that's working perfectly.

you're welcome.