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A recent edit significantly revised the infobox for this article by adding popular vote totals for the Republican, Democratic, and Unionist parties and by changing the seat totals from those given in previous versions and elsewhere in the text of this article. I did not see any note explaining from where these figures were derived, and was not able to corroborate them by my own research. Accordingly, I have revised the infobox to reflect the seat totals given by the official U.S. House historian and added a "citation needed" tag to the pv numbers. Nathaniel Greene (talk) 11:57, 19 June 2020 (UTC)Reply
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