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In the 19th century congressional elections, how do we know who the party leaders are?— GoldRingChip 16:57, 24 June 2013 (UTC)
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Why did you reverse the order of the elections?— GoldRingChip 11:30, 10 October 2013 (UTC)
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I've removed these from many of the articles you've added them to as I think that they are both unnecessary and also just look dreadful. In many examples (e.g. here) it also creates a load of whitespace in the articles by forcing the table downwards. Please don't add them to any more articles. Thanks, Number 5 7 22:43, 19 November 2013 (UTC)
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Hi Deturtlemon1. I've noticed that you are changing the percentages received by candidates in these elections. Unfortunately you appear to be doing it incorrectly - i.e. assuming the invalid votes count towards the 100%. The 100% is achieved by the total of valid votes received by the candidates, and this is how the results are presented by the sources used to reference the results. I've changed a couple back, but could you stop doing this as you go through? Thanks, Number 5 7 20:52, 23 March 2014 (UTC)
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- When I had created those pages it was before the 2014 House elections had been held, and at the time the House infobox looked like this, detailing not only the number of seats they had won in the last election, but the number they had presently. Even with the format apparently not being that, I can't in good conscience support the change back to the standard given the seat numbers at the time of the election were different due to either challenges in Congress resulting in members of another party being seated, special elections, and so on, and basing the math off the more recent figures would be more accurate. At the same time we wouldn't be removing the results as they had stood in the prior election being right above it. For example in 1896 we are talking about twenty-two seats having changed hands between the two elections to members of other parties. I feel it would be improper not to represent that. -- Ariostos ( talk) 00:59, 13 February 2015 (UTC)
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In the 19th century congressional elections, how do we know who the party leaders are?— GoldRingChip 16:57, 24 June 2013 (UTC)
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I've removed these from many of the articles you've added them to as I think that they are both unnecessary and also just look dreadful. In many examples (e.g. here) it also creates a load of whitespace in the articles by forcing the table downwards. Please don't add them to any more articles. Thanks, Number 5 7 22:43, 19 November 2013 (UTC)
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Hi Deturtlemon1. I've noticed that you are changing the percentages received by candidates in these elections. Unfortunately you appear to be doing it incorrectly - i.e. assuming the invalid votes count towards the 100%. The 100% is achieved by the total of valid votes received by the candidates, and this is how the results are presented by the sources used to reference the results. I've changed a couple back, but could you stop doing this as you go through? Thanks, Number 5 7 20:52, 23 March 2014 (UTC)
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- When I had created those pages it was before the 2014 House elections had been held, and at the time the House infobox looked like this, detailing not only the number of seats they had won in the last election, but the number they had presently. Even with the format apparently not being that, I can't in good conscience support the change back to the standard given the seat numbers at the time of the election were different due to either challenges in Congress resulting in members of another party being seated, special elections, and so on, and basing the math off the more recent figures would be more accurate. At the same time we wouldn't be removing the results as they had stood in the prior election being right above it. For example in 1896 we are talking about twenty-two seats having changed hands between the two elections to members of other parties. I feel it would be improper not to represent that. -- Ariostos ( talk) 00:59, 13 February 2015 (UTC)
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Hi Perrak, In the United States, the Libertarian Party is colored yellow, and all independents are colored gray.
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