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Clean up

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This article is in need of serious clean-up efforts.

I will be adding results tables for each election. I also propose that the sections be rewritten for clarity and to reflect that the elections are (more or less) over. Historical references are fine to the extent that they remain notable, but at present this sort of reads like a play by play and I'm not sure that adds any value to the finished product.

We should also consider either moving the campaign websites links to a external links section or deleting them altogether. They're not really relevant any longer and the majority of them will probably be dead links soon. Elcid89 (talk) 15:28, 13 November 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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