Talk:California's 15th congressional district

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[edit] Candidates' websites & 2008 campaign

Markles-

I'm Peter Myers, the Green Party candidate for California's 15th Congressional District. I want to understand better why you have repeatedly cut information out of the entry for California's 15th Congressional District. First you deleted the names of challengers, and although I restored those, you proceeded to exclude most of the external links, including the incumbent and both challengers' websites. Why? My first reaction is to think that you favor the incumbent. What am I not understanding?

Thank you, Peter —Preceding unsigned comment added by Myersforcalifornia (talkcontribs) 01:13, 16 February 2008 (UTC)

  • I had made some wholesale changes to the article to make it conform to the style employed by other pages. In the process, I unintentionally dropped the 2008 election info. I have since restored it in a new place in the article.—Markles 02:36, 16 February 2008 (UTC)